issues? one where you say a gay player would be accepted, but the young players coming in, they might have to deny who they are when asked? well, you know, it s so hard to make the nfl as it is. why make things harder for you? i think if a player is coming in, they re being drafted out of college. they haven t been in a locker room yet. i think you could say you re straight. once you re on a team and you ve been in the league for x amount of years, whatever, everyone is around you, they know who you are and they know what you do, then you can come out and say who you are and what you do. everyone will support you. but if you don t have a contract yet, i don t think it s worth the risk of potentially losing out on that dream and playing in the nfl because of the things that exist that i mentioned in the show with ed schultz about bigotry and discrimination. so there s great speculation about the potential that lawsuits might evolve from this issue, the example of nick cassa coming f
around the news nation today. the body was found in the mississippi river wednesday. the 34-year-old had been called mississippi s first openly gay man to be a viable candidate for public office. police say a person of interest is in custody. the nfl says it will investigate reports at least one prospective player questioned about the sexual orientation at the league scouting combine. nick cassa says he was asked questions like do you have a girlfriend and do you like girls? a nfl spokesman said the questions are impermissible subjects. check this out. this one got our attention. look who s all chummy with north korea s kim jong-un. dennis rodman. the warm there as a basketball diplomat of sorts along with the camera crew filming for the vice series on hbo. rodman allegedly told the north