There's nothing worse than a bad breakup, unless of course you're a bystander who gets to view all the dirty laundry being aired from a distance. That's the position we're all in now as we witness an apparently developing situation between new Redskins wide receiver DeSean Jackson and his former "Super" agent Drew Rosenhaus.
It all started when an arbitrator ruled that Jackson owed Rosenhaus more than $500,000 dollars in fees and unpaid loans (Rosenhaus was asking for over $700,000). Jackson had left the agent after a four-year relationship/partnership (2009-2013) before he opted to sign with his current rep Joel Segal.
Now, this latest revelation concerns a meeting between both Jackson and Rosenhaus that took place just after midnight on November 9, 2009 when (according to Jackson) Rosenhaus bribed him with a Louie Vuitton bag stuffed full of cash. That's a no-no according to NFLPA rules. Since the NFL's judicial system isn't based solely on "DeSean Jackson's word," there'll be more to this story in the future.
That being said the prospect of an agent doing something sleazy? Sorry, we just find that hard to believe.
[via Bleacher Report]
