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It is not as stupid as being D-Wash and what he did but can a NFL team trade a suspended player... and throw in Housler because we are generous lol
There are no stupid questions only stupid answers.
But, in the end, I can't see more than a 7th for a guy who is out 16 games and more to be added on the assault charge.
I still think we stand to gain more by keeping him
And risk - 'fool me thrice'.
Highly doubt BASK and Mike Bidwill are on side.
but should he "fool us thrice", he costs us nothing. We only pay if he plays. Not like he's Levi Brown. Where he costs us $ AND makes us worse. Only way Wash costs us $ is if he plays, and if he plays he's worth the $
How many chances does he get from this team Brandon? Reports are from the NFLN he supposedly has 4 strikes...3 for drugs & 1 for PEDs. Keeping him on basically holds the team hostage, which I'm not sure is gonna happen.
but should he "fool us thrice", he costs us nothing. We only pay if he plays. Not like he's Levi Brown. Where he costs us $ AND makes us worse. Only way Wash costs us $ is if he plays, and if he plays he's worth the $
I said before, I totally understand if they do get rid of him. I just sincerely hope they don't. I've got no logical explanation, just a feeling. So I've got no good reason to listen, just hope that they do
I know your reason and it is the same reason the Cardinals bit the bullet so many times with Washington... he is a great player lol
He is a great player. No doubt about that. But I also think he's a good person. Not like I grew up with the guy or anything but in the short time I had to talk to the guy. He really struck me as a good person. He messed up big. And there's nothing I can or he can say that can make that any better. And there's no argument that can be made in favor of keeping him that isn't already known.i know I'm in the minority, but I do want him to stay here
We'll it's not in our hands.
The trust that has been broken is with BASK and Mike Bidwill.
If they can overcome this, I'm fine with their decision.
Here's a snippet from a Wikipedia on Michael Vick (aka the dog-killer):
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Michael_Vick#Suspension
In February 2009, the Falcons revealed that they were exploring trading Vick to another NFL team. Atlanta general manager Thomas Dimitroff said NFL rules allowed teams to trade the contractual rights to suspended players. The Falcons released Vick in early June, however, making him an unrestricted free agent.
Agreed. Like I said, I understand if his time here is at an end. I just hope that isn't the case
He is a great player. No doubt about that. But I also think he's a good person. Not like I grew up with the guy or anything but in the short time I had to talk to the guy. He really struck me as a good person.
People thought OJ was a good person. Hell, he was BELOVED by everyone. Now, that's not saying Washington killed anyone, but we do know he completely screwed over the team multiple times, was incredibly selfish AND has been found guilty of domestic violence. None of that sounds like a good person to me. And if he was on any other team, I'm pretty dubious that you'd continue to think he was a good person.
GREAT football. Bad person in my book.
Basically what I'm saying is that as far as him seeming like a good guy in the short time you talked to him that looks can be deceiving.