Surprise surprise - now that he's looking for work former Giants CB Janoris Jenkins now admits that he was wrong.
from cbssports.com:
In speaking with TMZ Sports later Friday afternoon, Jenkins revealed his sudden moment of clarity, and wants everyone to know he's ready to put it all behind him.
"You just admit to it," he said. "Admit that you did wrong, which I did."
Fact check: He didn't admit he did anything wrong initially, hence his release. Instead, he attempted to excuse it away, quantifying the slur as a word he used growing up.
"At the end of the day it's my slang," he told media just one day before being fired by the Giants, per Pro Football Talk. "So if you take it how you're going to take it, it's on you. I don't mean to offend nobody. My dad always told me, 'Speak freely and own up to what you say.'
"So I always speak freely as a man and I speak how I want to speak."
In his about-face to TMZ, however, he speaks of growth and seeks absolution.
"It's always a learning moment," Jenkins said. "Everybody's going to learn from different situations. Move forward and learn."
Full story here:
www.cbssports.com/nfl/news/ex-giants-cornerback-janoris-jenkins-finally-admits-wrongdoing-following-slur-release-from-team/