re: Matt Stafford's wife thinks its a good idea to tell people that his backup QB nailed her

It makes me question how involved she is as a mother

Hope ole Matty got a rock solid prenup. Otherwise he's fricked in that upcoming divorce.

Also surprised a star QB wifed up his teammates sloppy seconds. Especially for an average looking chick like Kelly.

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But I also feel like the level of outrage toward Stafford’s wife here is insane. She didn’t say the back up nailed her, just that they dated (sure, you can imply what probably happened).

Also, I can only imagine if Stafford said he went after and dated another cheerleader in this situation when Kelly provided him no attention that the board would react the exact same way.

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The issue is that she felt it was a good idea to get on a podcast and tell this all to the world 15 years later when she has 4 kids. Why would anyone think it was a good idea to do that?

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Would I do it? No

Is it actually a big deal someone talked about dating someone else over 15 years ago? Also no

Not everything has to be a big deal. Some things can be just line “oh, shouldn’t have sakd that” and then you go back to eating your cereal

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Would you want your friends, family, and coworkers knowing your wife dumped you in college, banged your roommate and then you took her back after she made you beg in the car?

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Can't help but notice what "men" think what she did NOW was ok. What a vapid bitch. She clearly needs attention and figured out a way to get it.

People in college do all kinds of immature things... That's not the issue here. This is a 35 year old woman with 4 kids whose husband is a public figure being an absolute idiot talking about this shite in public at the extreme detriment of her husband and kids.

NIH is right - you are autistic af

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Would I want my girlfriend in college to do this? Of course not.

But I also feel like the level of outrage toward Stafford’s wife here is insane. She didn’t say the back up nailed her, just that they dated (sure, you can imply what probably happened).

Also, I can only imagine if Stafford said he went after and dated another cheerleader in this situation when Kelly provided him no attention that the board would react the exact same way.

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it's a completely meaningless story that is very typical and cliche. there's really nothing bad about it and it's mildly funny/entertaining. the outrage is a complete joke. this is like as mild as something your mother in law would tell at the dinner table when you first meet their family and ask how the parents got together.

"oh you know i was dating his friend to make him jealous and it worked! FIL finally asked me out and the rest is history!!"

disclaimer: i could not give less of a frick about kelly stafford and matt was a huge douche bag in bars the few times i ended up around him.

Did your Mother in Law say “ooohh” after describing your friend as a bad boy?

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True, but I think where the problem lies is for her to make that public at this juncture of their lives, 4 young kids and whatnot, is a pretty big error in judgment. It was totally unnecessary and most likely counterproductive to their relationship and family

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This. The story itself isn’t that bad/kinda funny… in private. Completely unnecessary/probably detrimental to their relationship letting it be known in public.

And the “bad boy” vs “southern gentleman” thing makes it even worse. If it had been reversed and she said: “Matthew was kinda a bad boy, playing games, not committing, and I got tired of it. So I ended it with him and started dating the backup because he was a southern gentleman who I knew would treat me well with intentionality and respect, and it’d also make Matthew jealous. It worked, he came around and grew up a bit and started treating me the right way and committed, and here we are!” then it’s kinda like, okay, that makes sense, and doesn’t make Stafford look as pathetic. Or if she just hadn’t mentioned “bad boy” vs “southern gentleman” at all.