Eagles' Jackson uses gay slur on radio

Oh no, here we go again.

Calling a guy a "gay-a-- f-----" on XM radio. What a tool.

If you can catch a football, people will put up with your shet.

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Originally posted 09:41 AM ET  07.09 by Dr. B-f-G

Calling a guy a "gay-a-- f-----" on XM radio. What a tool.

I didn't realize it was THAT bad. DeSean really is a jackazz

Here's the story


The Philadelphia Eagles wideout was busted on Sirius XM radio's "All Out Show" with Rude Jude and Lord Sear, denouncing a question from a caller, who identified himself as Troy in Tennessee.

The show is broadcast on Eminem???s hip-hop channel on the satellite network.

In a recording of the call, which was first posted on the sports gossip blog deadspin.com, Jackson apparently was asked if he had ever had his "[****] knocked around in the dirt".

While the host scoffed, Jackson replied "What type of question is that? Say 'no ****,' gay-a-- f-----."

The show then appears to move on from the short clip posted on the Website.

Jackson's comments come only days after former Giants' hero David Tyree said that he believed legalizing gay marriage in New York would be the first step towards society devolving into anarchy.

Widely beloved by Eagles fans, Jackson appeared on a February showing of "The View" to denounce bullying, with an emotional teen fan.

His agent, Drew Rosenhaus, and Sirius did not immediately return a request for commen

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DeSean Jackson may want to take this one back.

The Philadelphia Eagles wideout was busted on Sirius XM radio's "All Out Show" with Rude Jude and Lord Sear, denouncing a question from a caller, who identified himself as Troy in Tennessee.

The show is broadcast on Eminem???s hip-hop channel on the satellite network.

In a recording of the call, which was first posted on the sports gossip blog deadspin.com, Jackson apparently was asked if he had ever had his "[****] knocked around in the dirt".

While the host scoffed, Jackson replied "What type of question is that? Say 'no ****,' gay-a-- f-----."

The show then appears to move on from the short clip posted on the Website.

Jackson's comments come only days after former Giants' hero David Tyree said that he believed legalizing gay marriage in New York would be the first step towards society devolving into anarchy.

Widely beloved by Eagles fans, Jackson appeared on a February showing of "The View" to denounce bullying, with an emotional teen fan.

Read more: http://www.nydailynews.com/sports/football/2011/07/08/2011-07-08_desean_ja ckson_makes_gay_slur_during_radio_show_appearance_report.html#ixzz1RcDLAFAC

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Originally posted 09:41 AM ET  07.09 by Kenny_Powers

If you can catch a football, people will put up with your shet.

The key...is holding on to it until AFTER you've crossed the goal line.

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Originally posted 09:42 AM ET  07.09 by Kenny_Powers

I didn't realize it was THAT bad. DeSean really is a jackazz

he's been known to throw gang signs while in uniform....you can take him out of Cali but not the Cali out of him...not surprising at all

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Yeah, don't you just love how we minimize things today with our palatable terminology?Calling someone a "gay-a-- f-----" is a little more than a "gay slur".I'm surprised he didn't threaten to pop a cap in dat g-- a-- mutha f----az head.

Read some of the posts on this site, although it isn't radio,it is open to anyone to read, ...what he said is pretty minor...

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It's still a free country and I defend his right to say it.

He has the right to say it, but has to deal with the consequences.

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It's still a free country and I defend his right to say it.

No problem there, as long as you also defend the right of sponsors to drop him, and his team or the league to deal with it as they see fit.

DeSean is an expert on such matters of the heart.

Catch ball, run fast. Keep mouth shut. Repeat over and over

When did we all decide that pro athletes were going to be quotable?

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Originally posted 10:36 AM ET  07.09 by Mr Steeler

When did we all decide that pro athletes were going to be quotable?

you have to admit some of them make for interesting reading. I have never listened to the show because i am too cheap to pay $13-14/month to listen to the radio when hundreds of stations are free, but a pay to listen station featuring Rude Jude and Lord Sear seems like it might occasionally push the limits of "Political Correctness"

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It's still a free country and I defend his right to say it.

I'm not a fan of letting anything and everything be spoken over the airwaves or in a venue that reaches a broad demographic.

DeSaun's lack of discretion in a very public broadcast venue only serves to promote stupidity.

Teenage kids listening probably think he's cool, moms and dads probably think he's a tool.

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Originally posted 10:36 AM ET  07.09 by Mr Steeler

When did we all decide that pro athletes were going to be quotable?

Jack Lambert turned 59 yesterday.




<sigh>

Slow news day at FN... No Lockout rumors? No Favre Watch?

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Originally posted 10:53 AM ET  07.09 by Otis B. Driftwood

Jack Lambert turned 59 yesterday. <sigh>

Sigh...INDEED He's been in the HOF since 1990

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Originally posted 10:59 AM ET  07.09 by MKDAWUSS

Slow news day at FN... No Lockout rumors? No Favre Watch?

Favre to Bayern Munchen.

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Originally posted 11:03 AM ET  07.09 by Mangler.

Sigh...INDEED He's been in the HOF since 1990

He was the greatest, revolutionalized the position