Rambo2014 wrote:You guys are starting to look like the Niners! The beginning of the end. 2 QB's in jail and more players will join them soon.
Rambo2014 wrote:You guys are starting to look like the Niners! The beginning of the end. 2 QB's in jail and more players will join them soon.
Hawk Sista wrote:http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2016/05/01/seahawks-sign-trevone-boykin/
old news, I guess??? Not sure why I just got an update
c_hawkbob wrote:In my book there's a big difference between getting in a bar fight and hitting a cop (which I have personal experience with) and getting drunk and pointing a gun at your wife/girl friend and threatening to kill her at home with the children in the house (which I have never come anywhere close to doing).
Easy choice. DV is a hundred times worse than bar brawling.
RiverDog wrote:
Agreed about TJack's DV being the more serious of the accusations. But not going to condone hitting a cop, unless there were some extraordinary circumstances . No matter how much of an asshole the cop might have been, you have to respect the badge, and no amount of liquor should justify the action Boykin chose to take. Hitting a cop is a little more than just bar brawling. The blue uniform flashes in front of you and you stop. Period.
c_hawkbob wrote:Hitting a cop is usually not a planned event. In my case I got whacked in the ear from behind and turned around swinging, turned out to be an MP hit me with his stick.
I don't know how many bar brawls you've been in but it's pretty easy to wind up in a defensive position (backed up to a wall or a corner) and every time you see a face in front of you you just hit it before it hits you. Real easy to find out after the fact that one of the guys you popped was a cop. Doesn't mean you set out to assault a policeman.
According to the Seattle Post-Intelligencer's Stephen Cohen, Boykin pleaded no contest to resisting arrest
jshawaii22 wrote:It happened while he was in College. If the NFL can apply a penalty while the player is in college, wouldn't we have heard the same about Frank Clark?
Has anyone been punished for a crime before they were drafted? He just got his one get-out-of-jail free card in life. I hope he remembers that while he's a Seahawk.
NorthHawk wrote:I believe there are some players that are in the first stages of the drug program coming right out of college for actions occurring while they were College players.
Isn't Tunsill (sp) in that situation now?
It would seem unjust, but I think it has happened to some players in the past.
c_hawkbob wrote:I totally ain't buying anybody using the NFL as a sanctuary to escape punishment. It wouldn't matter whether they're going to work for IBM or McDonald's or the NFL they are going to do the same things to minimize their punishment ... the reasons for getting into the NFL go way beyond the old "jail or the Army" type choice. escaping justice don't even enter the equation IMO.
obiken wrote:The problem is we need a back up that can win 3 out of 5 games and now that is not doable.
When I was a kid Earl Morrall was THE backup, now everybody wants to start. Trying to find a quality Backup for RW in the next couple of years is going to be a project.
What are the odds of a team winning everything with their backup quarterback? Has it even happened? I think Brady won his first SB as a backup to Bledsoe, but as any other team won a SB w/o their season opening, starting quarterback?
So if the odds are that long, is there any sense in devoting a lot of resources to a backup QB being available for 14 or so games?
HumanCockroach wrote:Is that a serious question RD? Off the top of my head... Rothlisberger, Brady, Warner, Hostetler, Staubach, Plunkett, Young, Bradshaw, Dilfer... Beyond that I'm sure there's more, I'll Google it and provide a link...
Edit: my bad Young didn't do it that same year...still nailed the others.
http://ftw.usatoday.com/2014/11/arizona ... bowl-stats
c_hawkbob wrote:That doesn't say Vick will our back up Obi, it says he'd be a good fit.
jshawaii22 wrote:Hass did damn good as a backup in Indy last year. Better then "other" QB.. .what's his name? You know, he's the one that is now the highest (overpaid) QB in the NFL... Luck? Hass didn't win the title but played great.
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