BOL Round Table

Maybe a dumb question but is she the mother of his daughters.

Yeah. It's his high school girlfriend from pensacola. Her father was a famous samoan wrestler from back in the day. If those two have a son, it would be unfair to put him in pads

Dang! Well she must have the bomb a$$ (shut yo mouth)!

Pretty sure I saw on twitter that he was having a boy.

No homo?

I know he can afford it, but I think he needs to put a lid on getting his woman pregnant. After Tiger Woods, I'd be a little bit slower with having the little ones! I'm sure that they are probably good together, but one does not know what the future holds. As of today, those little ones will cost a minimum of $228,000 over the next seventeen years...not including their college. I do hope he
has a boy. It seems nowdays, no one is using birth control. It's happy go lucky. No one is worried
about anything any more. I'm 58 and counting, had one boy (luckly) and paid his way to college,
and flight school. He is now finally working making around $28 an hour. That was my goal from
the time he was born was to make sure he would have a degree. Young parents nowdays don't worry about tomorrow or even think about the economy, the earth or their own futures. I had a professor ask me one time for ever person born, how many cows would it take over that persons
life time for that one person. That number is 19. Chew on that for awhile. Sorry, but needed to
vent some truth for a bit.

That guy needs to get a vasectomy now lol

^^^Hates children and is worried about the cow population. Let them eat cake IMO

Ignornace abounds in this thread. Trent does not need another mouth to feed right now. With the new rookie wage scale, he will get a nice contract but nothing like the 3rd pick two years ago. Then there are taxes, agent fees, the homes and toys thsat are always bought so there could not be much left after all that. Lastly, a career ending injury is always a real possibility. The big contracts will not come until your fourth of fith year now. The shelf lfe of a good running back is about 6-7 years in the league. Very few make it past that these days.

Every week there is a story about an athlete going broke after they had earned many millions as a pro. He is still a very young man. Having a bunch of kids to support is not a smart way to start off your professional life.