Should Lance Armstrong Finally Come Clean?

Hopefully for disgraced cycling legend Lance Armstrong's sake, he's saved his money, because over the last few months, he has practically lost everything else--respect, his accolades, sponsorships, and clean reputation. According to a report by The New York Times, Armstrong is strongly considering confessing to using performance-enhancing drugs (PEDs) to authorities.

You may recall that Armstrong had literally every major achievement of his revoked just a few months back, after an in-depth investigation revealed that despite not failing a drug test, there was enough evidence and testimonies from ex-teammates and associates against him to draw the conclusion that he was a cheater. The investigation damaged Armstrong's reputation so badly that he even had to step down as head of Livestrong, a charity he founded over a decade ago to raise money for cancer awareness and research.

Armstrong is said to want to continue his cycling and triathlon career, which is why he's reportedly thinking about confession. Of course, there are a ton of legal hurdles if that happens. There's no guarantee he'll be allowed to participate in sports and there are also potential lawsuits from sponsors and business partners, who might try to recoup the money they paid him over the years. Armstrong's moment of truth could be coming full speed ahead.