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  Did I say I support him? Did you honestly glean that? 
  The title makes it appear that it was someone significant.
  It's not. And you know it
context: He's on the practice squad and the vast majority of Eagles fans said "Who?" when they saw the name.
  I'd be shocked if he's not off the team before end of business today. >
  
  Yeah ridiculous to say "set to play in Superbowl". >
  
  Well he might suit up and keep the bench warm.  Maybe. >
  
  Even if he didn’t have these charges against him, practice squad players don’t suit up for games. >
  
  Sometimes they do, in the instances where they get promoted up to the regular roster.  It is not common, but there is nothing in the rules that say that a practice squad player cannot be promoted up to the regular roster to fill in the depth chart for a game, as long as it is not done more than a couple times in a season.
  If a practice squad player is promoted up for more than a couple games then they have to be added permanently to the regular roster, which has potential salary cap and other implications. >
  
  "OMG I'M SO SICK OF THESE HORRIBLE HEADLINES!"
  "WHY IS THIS A HEADLINE!?"
  Make up your fucking minds..... >
  
  Well, that’s one way for an NFL player to find out that he isn’t as bankable as, say, a Ben Roethlisberger. >
  
  He was a benchwarmer that no one on r/eagles ever heard of. He wasn't going to play in the SB either. >
  
  He was inactive for the NFCCG.  The only reason anyone cares is that we’re in week one of the Super Bowl news cycle, and there is absolutely nothing to report on.  I’d be shocked if he isn’t cut today. >
  
  I care because it's another entitled football player/rapist that was allowed to be so by the team he plays for, The Eagles. Why would anyone defend this crap?
  Explaining that he's only an "insignificant" part of the team is minimizing the team's responsibility for it's membership. >
  
  Who's defending it? >
  
  “Set to play” - he was inactive for the NFCCG, and barring practice injuries, ~~will be~~ would have been inactive for the Super Bowl. >
  
  "days before" ... more like a week and a half! >
  
  clickbaity article title. He played in only one game and was a backup.