For those of you who think Braylon should be Benched/Suspended/Cut by Jets ...

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  1. WhiteShoeWillis

    WhiteShoeWillis Well-Known Member

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    This is the list of all NFL players who were arrested for DUI related offenses since 01/01/09. Please point out the player who was punished with loss of playing time by their own team because of a DUI/DWI without killing someone. Thank you.

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    9/21/2010	Braylon Edwards 	N.Y. Jets	WR	Arrested on suspicion of drunken driving around 5:15 a.m. in New York. Blood-alcohol content reportedly 0.16.	 
    9/3/2010	Fili Moala 		Indianapolis	DT	Arrested, charged with drunken driving, speeding, after being stopped at 2:30 a.m. Blood-alcohol content measured 0.15.	 
    8/8/2010	Gerard Lawson 		Cleveland	DB	Arrested, charged with DUI after hitting parked car. Sheriff deputies said he left scene of accident.	Pleaded no contest in plea deal. Received punishment of 20 hours of community service, one year probation, 72 hours of "alternative to jail program," six months suspended license.
    7/3/2010	Quinton Ganther 	Seattle		RB	Arrested on suspicion of DUI in Sacramento.	 
    7/1/2010	Chris Simms 		Tennessee	QB	Arrested, charged with driving while intoxicated with marijuana in New York.	 
    6/13/2010	Ray McDonald 		San Francisco	DL	Arrested on suspicion of DUI in San Mateo County. He reportedly was driving 94 mph in 65-mph zone.	 
    3/27/2010	Joey Porter 		Arizona		LB	Arrested on suspicion of DUI in Bakersfield. Also accused of assaulting police officer and resisting arrest.	Dropped for lack of evidence.
    3/19/2010	Ronnie Brown 		Miami		RB	Arrested on suspicion of DUI near Atlanta after being pulled over for changing lanes without signaling. Blood-alcohol content of .158.	 
    3/13/2010	Spencer Havner 		Green Bay	TE	Arrested in California on suspicion of DUI after motorcycle accident around 2:45 a.m.	 
    2/20/2010	Will Allen 		Miami		CB	Arrested, charged with DUI about 3:30 a.m. in Miami Beach. Breath tests showed blood-alcohol content at .152 and .167.	 
    2/19/2010	Byron Westbrook 	Washington	CB	Arrested on suspicion of DUI just before 2 a.m. in Maryland.	Acquitted.
    1/29/2010	Rey Maualuga 		Cincinnati	LB	Arrested on DUI charge in Kentucky after hitting a parking meter and two parked cars with his 2003 Pontiac.	Pleaded guilty, blood-alcohol-content of .157, suspended sentence of seven days in jail, $350 in fines, two years probation, fined two game checks by NFL.
    1/1/2010	Taj Smith 		Indianapolis	WR	Arrested on suspicion of DUI after being pulled over at 3:24 a.m.	 
    12/29/2009	Bobby McCray 		New Orleans	DE	Arrested on DUI charge, speeding, no registration, at 4:30 a.m.	 
    11/16/2009	Eric Weems 		Atlanta		WR	Arrested, charged with DUI in DeKalb County, Georgia.	 
    10/27/2009	Marcus Johnson 		Tampa Bay	OL	Arrested on suspicion of DUI. Police found him asleep in 2010 Chevy Impala about 4 a.m.	Team cut him same day.
    8/30/2009	Cedric Griffin 		Minnesota	CB	Arrested, charged with DUI.	Pleaded guilty, paid $300 fine, two days of community service.
    8/21/2009	Chris Davis 		Tennessee	WR	Arrested, charged with DUI in Nashville after 2 a.m. traffic stop.	 
    6/20/2009	Owen Schmitt 		Seattle		FB	Arrested for investigation of drunken driving near Seattle.	Pleaded guilty to reckless driving, 24 hours of community service and payment of $2,130.
    4/5/2009	Leon Hall 		Cincinnati	CB	Charged with DUI after being pulled over at 3:11 a.m. Blood-alcohol level of 0.149, according to breath test.	Pleaded guilty to misdemeanor reckless driving, sentenced to 64 hours community service, three days in a residential driver intervention program, $250 fine.
    4/1/2009	Donte Stallworth	Cleveland	WR	Charged with DUI manslaughter for March 14 incident in which he struck and killed a pedestrian in Miami. Blood-alcohol level was .126.	Pleaded guilty, 30 days in jail, lifetime driver's license suspension,1,000 hours of community service. NFL suspended him indefinitely.
    3/13/2009	David Macklin 		Kansas City	CB	Arrested on drunken-driving charge in Newport News, Va.	 
    2/27/2009	Reggie Williams 	Jacksonville	WR	Arrested during traffic stop in Houston, charged with drunken driving and marijuana possession.	Dropped. Blood-alcohol content was .05, below the legal limit.
    2/1/2009	Jamal Williams 		Chargers	DT	Arrested on suspicion of DUI after being pulled over for speeding in Bentley.	Reduced to reckless driving charge after blood-alcohol content was 0.07.
    1/6/2009	Vincent Jackson 	Chargers	WR	Arrested on suspicion of DUI around 2:30 a.m. in 2008 GMC Sierra.	Four days in work-release program, five years probation, $2,408 fine, 15 days community service.
    There may be some, none jump off the page at me though. Fili Moala of the Colts was arrested for DUI on September 3rd and started both games so far. I don't even remember hearing about that one.

    Here is a list with ALL the arrests going back even further if you care to do further research.
    http://bridge.caspio.net/dp.asp?AppKey=J9J8I0J4H4J9J8I0J4H4
     
  2. CatoTheElder

    CatoTheElder 2009 Comeback Poster of the Year

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    Cut him now! He's a Cansur!!!!!!!
     
  3. Tyche

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    Donte Stallworth doesn't "jump off the page" lol?
     
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    Again, I don't think that the fact that the rest of the NFL is content to let their players rack up DUIs means that the Jets should be.

    If it were up to me, every one of those players would miss playing time.
     
  5. WhiteShoeWillis

    WhiteShoeWillis Well-Known Member

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    did you read the thread?

    The NFL is a business and the people in charge of running teams keep their jobs based on whether or not they win. They don't lose jobs because players get DUI's.
     
  6. Tyche

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    Ah, missed the "killing someone". I'd make the argument for VJAX.
     
  7. WhiteShoeWillis

    WhiteShoeWillis Well-Known Member

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    Suspended by THE LEAGUE for his second violation of the substance abuse program. Would you like to go for strike three?
     
  8. Tyche

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    And their not resigning him. Think that's because of a lack of talent?
     
  9. WhiteShoeWillis

    WhiteShoeWillis Well-Known Member

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    You are very bad at this. They aren't resigning him because his agents are douchebags. Now stop grasping for straws.
     
  10. CatoTheElder

    CatoTheElder 2009 Comeback Poster of the Year

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    You're either very bad at this or very good at this. I'm not sure which one.
     
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    Lol................


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    Kris 15 Well-Known Member

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    You're not living up to your sig.

    Actually, the sad thing is, you probably are.
     
  13. Tyche

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    His agents had a deal with another team, to the point that they were going over the legal jargon. San Diego, from what I understand, wanted two day 1 picks (which must be a misunderstanding, as isn't the first round technically "day 1" now since they started the primetime showing). So, the chargers think he's valuable enough for two high picks, but not valuable enough to sign him...
     
  14. WhiteShoeWillis

    WhiteShoeWillis Well-Known Member

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    What the fuck?

    Let's try this again. He was suspended by the league, not his own team. That right there eliminates him from this discussion. Add on the fact that his suspension was due to a second violation of the substance abuse policy - something that Braylon hasn't done.

    Now you want to turn this into an argument as to why the Chargers aren't paying whatever Feinsod and Schwartz are demanding for a player under contract? No thanks, we already had a 575,522 post thread about that.

    If you keep rambling about this subject in this thread I'll consider it hijacking/trolling.
     
  15. TheBlairThomasFumble

    TheBlairThomasFumble Active Member

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    Of course, those "who think Braylon should be Benched/Suspended/Cut by Jets" include Fatcessa and Neil Schwartz, who proved himself to be a total tool today on WFAN by making the retarded argument that the Jets should bench Braylon.
     
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    You can't do that, he falls under the forum substance abuse policy.
     
  17. Tyche

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    No, the Chargers suspended Jackson. By putting him on the roster exempt list, it carries and automatic suspension. I argued that since the Chargers want such a high pricetag for him, then the issue isn't talent, it's off-the-filed, and I think they don't want to pay him because of his past issues. Other teams are willing to give him his demands.
     
  18. WiscJets

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    Thank You! Did Ronnie Brown catch any heat at all at this point? Let the league take care of this when its time. He effed up again... he has issues. So do a lot of guys.

    BE is being singled out cuz all the Jets hype/hate. He broke the law and the rules and he will pay for it. He doesnt deserve extreme judgment just because he plays in NY and punched LeBrons little lap dog.
     
  19. WhiteShoeWillis

    WhiteShoeWillis Well-Known Member

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    That was done because he was holding out. It was tacked onto the end of his existing 2nd substance abuse related suspension from the league. The Chargers were playing hardball with the holdout - it had nothing to do with his DUI.
     
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    I'd argue that AJ Smith put VJax on the list to discourage other teams from negotiating with him, forcing him to accept the much lower salary he offered as a pitance. If he's missing 6 games minimum, alot of teams would be discouraged from making a significant offer for him.
     

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