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Last weekend, Aqib Talib’s brother allegedly shot and killed a man at a youth soccer game in Texas. Aquib was there. And although he has never been charged with a crime, the situation remains chaotic, confusing and ultimately ominous.
So no student will be working at Amazon this season.
Student Ian Rapoport told NFL Media that the NFL team has been defensive for a long time will go away One of his radio duties is to spend time with his family.
It feels like the end product of a carefully manicured PR strategy. Amazon certainly didn’t want to send the Taliban on air, given the situation. The NFL certainly didn’t want Amazon to air a student, given the situation.
Thus, Talib got a chance to get away. and took it.
It really isn’t a surprise. From the moment the situation first came to light, it looked as if a student’s mission with Amazon would not be sustainable.
Perhaps, at some point, he will be able to do it again. It’s very entertaining on TV. But there are plenty of things to discover about the accident that occurred last weekend in Texas before it ever happened.
In the first round of the Buccaneers selection in 2008, Talib played in Tampa Bay, New England, Denver, Rams, and Dolphins.
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