Fanhouse: Jeremy Green, *former* ESPN NFL Analyst, Arrested on Child Porn Charge
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What the hell!
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He looks surprised in his mug shot lol
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superpunk;3455033 said:
Hi...I'm Chris hanson...have a seat over here...
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nyc;3455262 said:
who is that?
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Yeagermeister;3455284 said:
Believe it or not, I'm pretty sure it's Desean Jackson back in high school all-America game.
Whatta tool.
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Chocolate Lab;3455306 said:
:laugh2: Thats exactly who it is.
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Well, now we know what Jeremy Green has been doing instead of his job. He is a huge Giants fan, and I've listened to him on some of the ESPN fantasy football podcasts, and you can tell he hates the Cowboys.
He picked the Giants to win the division last year, and didn't even have us as a wild card team. Every time he was on air, he was a huge joke (not surprising for ESPN), and this news makes him more than just a dumb analyst, it makes him a horrible person.
He picked the Giants to win the division last year, and didn't even have us as a wild card team. Every time he was on air, he was a huge joke (not surprising for ESPN), and this news makes him more than just a dumb analyst, it makes him a horrible person.
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ESPN acknowledges Jeremy Green arrest, says he's no longer employed there
Posted by Mike Florio on July 9, 2010 6:57 PM ET
When word emerged regarding the arrest of former Browns director of pro personnel and, more recently, ESPN analyst Jeremy Green on charges of possession of narcotics, drug paraphernalia, and child pornography, many of you wondered if ESPN would: (1) acknowledge the arrest; and (2) continue to employ him.
Though I haven't watched SportsCenter since the name "LeBron" began to trigger Clockwork Orange-style waves of nausea, ESPN has posted on its website a brief item in which the connection between Green and ESPN is noted.
Per the article, Green no longer is employed by ESPN. Green, the son of former Vikings and Cardinals coach Dennis Green, remains jailed on $750,000 bond.
Posted by Mike Florio on July 9, 2010 6:57 PM ET
When word emerged regarding the arrest of former Browns director of pro personnel and, more recently, ESPN analyst Jeremy Green on charges of possession of narcotics, drug paraphernalia, and child pornography, many of you wondered if ESPN would: (1) acknowledge the arrest; and (2) continue to employ him.
Though I haven't watched SportsCenter since the name "LeBron" began to trigger Clockwork Orange-style waves of nausea, ESPN has posted on its website a brief item in which the connection between Green and ESPN is noted.
Per the article, Green no longer is employed by ESPN. Green, the son of former Vikings and Cardinals coach Dennis Green, remains jailed on $750,000 bond.
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Fletch;3455320 said:
Exactly. He's a cool cat, lazy eye and all.
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If this is indeed true he needs to be put behind prison bars for a while and then seek serious counseling.
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HoleInTheRoof;3454816 said:
Can you possibly think before posting next time?
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nyc;3455262 said:
Good old Jackson. Always at the head of the class when it comes to being a clown on the football field.
As for Green...what a disgusting individual.