Tiger Woods, 33, may not be talking because “there is possibly something unpleasant and embarrassing that he doesn’t want to share with them, and he has that right,” says Toobin from CNN. “Based on what is publicly known, Woods has a public relations problem much more than a legal problem. Tiger Woods arguably the most famous athlete in the world, and his team’s overall strategy is a gamble that his general statement of responsibility for the accident won’t be overtaken by events or other disclosures.” Should Tiger remain quiet and let things blow over, if they may?