Garrett's Process: Growing List of Players Murdered/Arrested - Page 6 - Dallas Cowboys Forum

**Idgit** · 01-23-2013

This thread is being taken at face value? I'd have thought it was pretty transparent what it was to begin with.

bkight13 · 01-23-2013

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Originally Posted by Blitzen32

Exactly. Garrett exploited and attempted to capitalize on one of the most embarrassing situations in franchise history, and it's apparent that his voice wasn't even heard.

This is far worse than losing some games. Myself, and innocent motorists, can live with that at least.

Saliva is worse than DUIs and manslaughter?

Cool.

Salvia, isn't that some kind of Mexican killer weed?

funkytown · 01-23-2013

Murder? Are you really using the word murder ? Of course it was a way to arouse the viewers and gain attention. But really?

Jerry Brown was not murdered dude. He was killed. A very unfortunate, ACCIDENTAL death. Not murder

To use the word Murder, and in your thread title is silly.

And by definition. murder is:

committed with malice aforethought, characterized by deliberation or premeditation.

noshame · 01-23-2013

Is there a button lower than ignore?

joseephuss · 01-23-2013

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Originally Posted by Blitzen32

Exactly. Garrett exploited and attempted to capitalize on one of the most embarrassing situations in franchise history, and it's apparent that his voice wasn't even heard.

This is far worse than losing some games. Myself, and innocent motorists, can live with that at least.

The stupidest thing I have read on this board. Garrett did not try to exploit anything.

A few players all over the NFL get DUIs and some drink and drive, but never get caught doing it. It isn't their coaches or their general managers or their owners fault or the fault of Roger Goodell. Just like it wouldn't be your bosses fault if you went out and got a DUI. MADD and other organizations have been spreading the message for years and guess what some individuals still make their own decisions to drink and drive. It is not up to Garrett to control what his players do and it is idiotic to think that he has that kind of power.

hornitosmonster · 01-23-2013

http://www.usatoday.com/story/sports...g-dui/1757651/

People who think this is just a Dallas problem are clueless.

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IRVING, Texas — Since January 2000, NFL players have been arrested at least 624 times on various charges, including 42 times this year, according to data compiled by USA TODAY Sports.

Of those 624 arrests, 177 (28%) were arrested because they were suspected of driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs.

List of players arrested in 2012

speedkilz88 · 01-23-2013

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Originally Posted by noshame

Is there a button lower than ignore?

Yes, but only mods can click it and they rarely do.

cowboyeric8 · 01-23-2013

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Originally Posted by jobberone

This thread is hanging by a.....thread. Ok gentle people.

Just shut it down. It's that easy. My gosh why we do we need this infecting the board.

Shinywalrus · 01-23-2013

It's not Garrett's fault that Rat drank and drove - that's ridiculous.

But is it Garrett's fault that the RKG process is a phantom? Is it Garrett's fault that the culture change we've heard so much about is a myth? Is it Garrett's fault that our roster is still as chock full of bad apples as any other team in the league.

Yes.

Do what you say you will do, Jason.

goshan · 01-23-2013

RKG is BS. It is isn't relevant to talk about for either of the two camps that have formed in here. Every coach would like to have RKGs. Also, there is no real correlation from poor off-the-field behavior and losing games.

Hostile · 01-23-2013

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Originally Posted by cowboyeric8

Just shut it down. It's that easy. My gosh why we do we need this infecting the board.

^This.

**BrAinPaiNt** · 01-23-2013

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Originally Posted by Blitzen32

How many arrests/murders (intentional or not) are we up to since Garrett came here from Miami?

Seems like the list of players being killed and arrested is ever-growing under a coach who was supposed to bring discipline and accountability to the franchise.

Conversely, how many arrests occurred during the Parcells tenure here? I believe it was zero.

Quincy failed a drug test after leading the team to the playoffs, and was immediately cut. Brent killed a guy, and was invited to hang out on the sidelines.

Seems like there's a stark contract between what's being told to us from the podium vs. what's actually occurring in real life.

Did Garrett really get through to these guys after the Brent incident? 100% doubt it now.

DUI is pretty serious. Come on now, guy.

Tired of these troll threads.

Thread Closed.