Should OJ Simpson be welcomed back into the NFL?

O.J. Simpson is a household name in America — but not for any good reason.

The former Buffalo Bills running back was tried and acquitted for the murders of his ex-wife, Nicole Brown Simpson, and her friend, Ronald Goldman.

Before the trial, he tried to evade police and flee from a San Fernando Valley home. This began a two-hour slow-speed chase in his now famous white Bronco that was captured and played on the news — causing Americans all over to stop and watch every move Simpson made.

The case was highly contested, as many believed — and still do believe — that he is guilty.

He was then arrested years later for robbing a memorabilia dealer of his own memorabilia.

Now, some are wondering if he should be welcomed back into the NFL.

Former running back for the Indianapolis Colts Marshall Faulk believes that despite Simpson’s dicey past, he should be.

“I reached out to him, I’m like, ‘Juice, we need you. None of that matters when you on this team, you can’t be cut, you can’t die off this team,’” Faulk tells Jason Whitlock.

“Regardless of what happened, he has a home at the Hall of Fame,” he adds.

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