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coachouert wrote:Hooray for arena ball! Or maybe he can latch on with a team like the Great Falls Gladiators, if they are still even around.UMclassof2002 wrote:And a gun charge is going to make it tough to get across the border to play in the CFLcoachouert wrote:Vick in trouble again. Pulled a gun on three teenagers. This guy is a real winner. I don't think any one in the NFL is stupid enough to risk taking this guy and wasting a pick.
http://sports.espn.go.com/ncf/news/story?id=2285819
I bet the bobcats wouldEl_Gato wrote:After the gun incident, there is NO WAY a team is going to waste a 1st or 2nd round draft pick on Marcus Vick.
NFL QB is the highest-profile position in professional sports; no NFL GM is going to risk his job & future on the obvious piece of sh!t that is Marcus Vick. He may go late to some team looking to gamble on his athleticism, but again, every team's first 2 picks MUST produce solid players and no one can honestly ASSUME that MV will ever grow up and become one.
The word 'obtuse' keeps popping into my brain.Swilly3224 wrote:I bet the bobcats wouldEl_Gato wrote:After the gun incident, there is NO WAY a team is going to waste a 1st or 2nd round draft pick on Marcus Vick.
NFL QB is the highest-profile position in professional sports; no NFL GM is going to risk his job & future on the obvious piece of sh!t that is Marcus Vick. He may go late to some team looking to gamble on his athleticism, but again, every team's first 2 picks MUST produce solid players and no one can honestly ASSUME that MV will ever grow up and become one.
yep, the bobcats would definitly waste there first or second pick on him in the nfl draft. did you let bearbac write this one for you, or are you just trying to catch him?Swilly3224 wrote:I bet the bobcats wouldEl_Gato wrote:After the gun incident, there is NO WAY a team is going to waste a 1st or 2nd round draft pick on Marcus Vick.
NFL QB is the highest-profile position in professional sports; no NFL GM is going to risk his job & future on the obvious piece of sh!t that is Marcus Vick. He may go late to some team looking to gamble on his athleticism, but again, every team's first 2 picks MUST produce solid players and no one can honestly ASSUME that MV will ever grow up and become one.
Alright! We made it to the NFL before the griz!Swilly3224 wrote:I bet the bobcats wouldEl_Gato wrote:After the gun incident, there is NO WAY a team is going to waste a 1st or 2nd round draft pick on Marcus Vick.
NFL QB is the highest-profile position in professional sports; no NFL GM is going to risk his job & future on the obvious piece of sh!t that is Marcus Vick. He may go late to some team looking to gamble on his athleticism, but again, every team's first 2 picks MUST produce solid players and no one can honestly ASSUME that MV will ever grow up and become one.
The Rams are the only team owned by a woman and she had the worst transgression of all....Lawrence Phillipsbriannell wrote:i don't think it will keep him from being drafted. the drama will cause people to buy tickets. I think the only time I can remember a "troubled" player not being drafted by a particular team was with the NE Pats. I believe it is the only NFL team owned by a woman. There was a great LB several years back from Nebraska that had raped a woman. The owner refused to employ a rapist, he was still drafted by another team.
Many NFL "stars" are criminals, or have participated in criminal behavior, they still sell tickets, therefore they still keep contracts. Sad comment on society today.
Just curious who you are talking about when you say "many" NFL stars are criminals.briannell wrote:i don't think it will keep him from being drafted. the drama will cause people to buy tickets. I think the only time I can remember a "troubled" player not being drafted by a particular team was with the NE Pats. I believe it is the only NFL team owned by a woman. There was a great LB several years back from Nebraska that had raped a woman. The owner refused to employ a rapist, he was still drafted by another team.
Many NFL "stars" are criminals, or have participated in criminal behavior, they still sell tickets, therefore they still keep contracts. Sad comment on society today.
Jamal Lewis had his run in, and "allegedly" Ray Lewis stabbed a guy (seeing a trend with the dirty Ravens) Moss has had his run-ins and there are others like Phillips that have since left the league, but I'm with you when I can't really pinpoint many others who have been labeled as criminals. Tom Brady is a douchebag, but I don't think that makes him a criminalanacondagriz wrote:Just curious who you are talking about when you say "many" NFL stars are criminals.briannell wrote:i don't think it will keep him from being drafted. the drama will cause people to buy tickets. I think the only time I can remember a "troubled" player not being drafted by a particular team was with the NE Pats. I believe it is the only NFL team owned by a woman. There was a great LB several years back from Nebraska that had raped a woman. The owner refused to employ a rapist, he was still drafted by another team.
Many NFL "stars" are criminals, or have participated in criminal behavior, they still sell tickets, therefore they still keep contracts. Sad comment on society today.
That was the worst meltdown I have ever had watching a football game on TV. My poor wife thought I had a nervous breakdown as I fell out of my chair and punched the floor a few times after Coleman made his bogus reversal.coachouert wrote:Goddamn tuck rule.go_catz! wrote:coachouert wrote: Tom Brady owns the Raiders, but I don't think that makes him a criminal
I fixed it for you Coach
Correction Moss ran over the lawcoachouert wrote:Moss has had his run-ins with the lawanacondagriz wrote:Just curious who you are talking about when you say "many" NFL stars are criminals.briannell wrote:i don't think it will keep him from being drafted. the drama will cause people to buy tickets. I think the only time I can remember a "troubled" player not being drafted by a particular team was with the NE Pats. I believe it is the only NFL team owned by a woman. There was a great LB several years back from Nebraska that had raped a woman. The owner refused to employ a rapist, he was still drafted by another team.
Many NFL "stars" are criminals, or have participated in criminal behavior, they still sell tickets, therefore they still keep contracts. Sad comment on society today.
