Fans React To Ja Morant Holding Himself Accountable For Gun Controversy: “Not Falling For This Again”

Ja Morant's statement on holding himself accountable and working on himself hasn't gone over well with fans.

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Ja Morant is going to deal with an offseason of trouble after another incident where he was caught flashing a gun on an IG Live.

Ja addressed the incident via a statement and took accountability for what he did, which is similar to what he said when this situation transpired in March. Fans aren’t taking Morant’s words very seriously.

Fans quickly reminded each other that Morant has already said all of this before, just a few months ago when the first incident took place. 

Another fan simply pleaded with Ja to not flash guns on cameras.

Fans joked about Morant being unable to control himself when cameras are around.

People aren’t buying Morant when he says he’s working on himself.

A fan shared a hilarious clip of Eddie Murphy from Rush Hour to mock Ja’s habit of taking out guns in front of cameras.

One fan joked about how Morant will ensure he leaves more time between his gun incidents in the future to avoid severe backlash.

The suspension that Morant could possibly face is something that concerns the Memphis Grizzlies. While people have said missing 25 games is a severe punishment, the NBA may have no choice. Given the disappointment with which Adam Silver addressed the issue, Morant could be off the court for the first month or two of the 2023-24 season.


Should Ja Morant Be Given A Final Chance?

Morant hasn’t shown anything that would indicate to anybody that he’s a different person now. He had already been heavily scrutinized the first time this happened and he ended up putting himself right back in that situation just a few months after it happened the first time.

Hopefully, this sends a message to Morant. The NBA will feel compelled to throw down a strong punishment to deter Morant from putting himself in this situation again, as a third incident may lead to consequences that can hurt Morant’s career in a permanent manner. Missing out on $39 million because he wasn’t selected for an All-NBA team could be the tip of the iceberg if he continues down this path.

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