09-30-2016, 12:37 PM
(09-30-2016, 12:33 PM)OrlandoBengal Wrote: I actually disagree with you on this. Many times if a guy is having trouble with drugs or alcohol, the worst thing you can do is exclude him from the stability and friendship of an NFL locker room. Exclude him from the routine of what he knows, and chances are he uses more.
No worries, and I get all of that.....but still....rules are rules. Three guys break the rules, and one gets the benefit of practicing and conditioning with the team for something that is illegal in society, while the other two get banished for what equates to breaking company policy. Now maybe, if we're talking first offense, I could get on board with that, but these cats with multiple offenses? Nah....ain't buying it.
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