NorthHawk wrote:Because it shows poor decision making.
Presumably he knows he's on probation and what would violate those rules and he did it anyway.
That's just stupid and you can't have stupid at QB. It doesn't turn out well.
Feez wrote:I am saying he is done because he has done nothing in the league to merit a team continuing to take a chance on him after a 2nd run in with the law. if he had shown some crazy level of potential I could see it but he was average to below average at best. his latest arrest was due to a possible revocation of his probation from his 1st run in with the law. meaning he will face additional punishment from that as well as possession charges for having 2 ounces of weed in his bag. it's going to be a hard sale to say that was a personal stash. back to my first comment though I am saying he is all but done because there is little to no reason for a team to take a chance on him. back up QBs need to be all but invisible until they are needed. T Jack is gone and the charges against him were dropped
jshawaii22 wrote:Let's all think this out.
#1) He wasn't driving. That's a good thing! Isn't that what we always moan about? "why did ____________ not take a cab"? Remember Lofa's DUI when he had 3 others in the car and HE was driving drunk?
#2) He wasn't in a bar / causing trouble / defying the Cops / beating up his girlfriend (cough, cough 49ers today) ... He just got screwed by a very bad chick driver.
#3) He lives in a city where what he got caught with is legal to have and smoke.
All in all, I don't perceive a lot of this has to do with his ability to 'lead a football team'-- Now, he probably has taken a piss test or two since that night and that might be more of an issue if he's suspended by the NFL for 4 games.
NorthHawk wrote:And what happens if his probation is revoked and he has to serve time?
He can't afford to miss time and if it is revoked and it puts him in jail until part way through the season, would it still be minor for the team and his career?
Putting his probation at risk regardless of how minor the crime is just plain stupid when he has so much to lose.
NorthHawk wrote:It doesn't matter to me what the probation violation might be even if it's just jay walking, the decision to put himself in that position was stupid and selfish.
He just has to have enough discipline to avoid all things that tempt him to cross the line until the probationary period has passed. He's nearing the end of it as I recall, so it's not that much to ask and shows he doesn't get the big picture.
It's too bad because he has some of the escapability qualities of Russell and could be an effective backup given enough time to understand the game, but can he be trusted to be disciplined enough to properly develop?
His decision making puts some of that in doubt.
NorthHawk wrote:I agree with that. MJ should at the very least be removed from the current designation that puts it in the same class as Heroin. It's just ridiculous to be considered as dangerous.
Unfortunately it is classed the same (edit: changed from isn't), and the penalties can in some regions be severe so exposing yourself to that reality isn't the most intelligent thing to do considering what he has to lose.
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