Would you sign former Lions' CB Terrion Arnold?

[Relayer]

Let him clear his name then get back to me.

Is there something that makes us think that's possible? If he did do what he's being charged with he should receive a lifetime ban, imo.

 

[dupree89]

how times change. There was a time when we got news and commentary by highly esteemed guys like the great Jack Whitaker, Pete Axthelm etc. Now we're quoting guys called Matt Be Great. Is there any end to this madness?

 

[Relayer]

I could see him playing in the UFL next spring assuming he's not behind bars.

So there's a chance.

 

[slick325]

He needs to be solely focused on beating this case and maintaining his freedom. Pro football seems so small in comparison to possibly losing your freedom.

It wouldn’t surprise me if he is claimed off of waivers by some team since he is still on a rookie contract. But, I don't think it happens.

 

[Kwyn]

how times change. There was a time when we got news and commentary by highly esteemed guys like the great Jack Whitaker, Pete Axthelm etc. Now we're quoting guys called Matt Be Great. Is there any end to this madness?

Guys like Iron Mike, Jimmy the Greek and Dandy Don.

Branding is part of the gig. Some are just better at it then others .

By the way, Whitaker gave himself the nickname “The Great Beader” and Axthelm was just “Ax”.

Only difference between a nickname and a twitter handle in these cases is about 30’years.

 

[dupree89]

Guys like Iron Mike, Jimmy the Greek and Dandy Don.

Branding is part of the gig. Some are just better at it then others .

By the way, Whitaker gave himself the nickname “The Great Beader” and Axthelm was just “Ax”.

Only difference between a nickname and a twitter handle in these cases is about 30’years.

we can agree to disagree. I never saw Jack Whitaker or Pete Axthelm have their media picture with a hat on backwards....

end of discussion. we just don't agree on this one.

 

[RonWashington]

And don’t forget that the first investigator assigned by the NFL returned findings showing how Zeke’s “victim” was on tape asking her friend to lie to the police saying she saw Zeke hit her and recommending no discipline.

The NFL immediately began barring her from the meetings to discuss the case and suppressed her her conclusion, reassigning the work to her boss.

She resigned and was given a big non disclosure severance deal.

subsequent to this and deflategate, the next CBA agreement significantly neutered Goodells public role as the initial "judge, jury, and executioner"

Of course, the NFLPS being as weak as it is gave Goodell several loopholes and backdoors that gives him final approval and say after players jump through the hoops of a “netral review”.

It’s a fascinating story and a perfect example of the widespread corruption among the owners and the NFL office

Roger will never forgive Jerry for the attempted palace coup .

 

[shabazz]

Should we be interested in a bust?

Not unless its Dolly Parton level.

 

[gimmesix]

And don’t forget that the first investigator assigned by the NFL returned findings showing how Zeke’s “victim” was on tape asking her friend to lie to the police saying she saw Zeke hit her and recommending no discipline.

The NFL immediately began barring her from the meetings to discuss the case and suppressed her her conclusion, reassigning the work to her boss.

She resigned and was given a big non disclosure severance deal.

subsequent to this and deflategate, the next CBA agreement significantly neutered Goodells public role as the initial "judge, jury, and executioner"

Of course, the NFLPS being as weak as it is gave Goodell several loopholes and backdoors that gives him final approval and say after players jump through the hoops of a “netral review”.

It’s a fascinating story and a perfect example of the widespread corruption among the owners and the NFL office

Elliott was made an example by the league after it had been seen as being soft on domestic violence. Never mind that he was the wrong example; he was a high-profile example that the league could hold up to the world and say we don't tolerate that.

 

[MonsterD]

 

[exciter]

They all got murder chargers how are they responsible? Tried googling and couldn’t find anything:

Same type!
Not literally the same individual scum!

 

[AsthmaField]

No thanks.

That kind of pick-up in Dallas is like throwing gasoline on a (training)campfire.

It would be incendiary.

 

[Cowboysheelsreds053]

He lives in his own little fantasy world.

And we have had enough of those guys on the team!

 

[Plankton]

Regardless of the whole pending felony stuff, Arnold is a very grabby corner who is very prone to being beaten on second moves. I think he was overdrafted to begin with, and is not worth the price of the baggage that he brings along.

 

[Creeper]

Sure teams may have inquired about him but more than likely just to find out what the facts are surrounding his case. Could just be a story his agent planted to drum up interest. If he is tried and found guilty his career is over. And he is facing a suspension from the NFL. I would be surprised if the NFL allows anyone to sign him before the NFL has a chance to investigate and get the facts for themselves.

From what I have read about the case, it all hinges on witnesses, those that were alleged victims and those that participated in the alleged crime. The Lions cut him quickly so what do they know?

 

[diamonddelts]

Another low I.Q. clickbait thread.

 

[cowboyed]

Should we be interested in a bust?

I wouldn't settle for anything less than a mannequin.

 

[Pass2Run]

A whole new meaning to RKG. I'm all for second chances. Lord knows I've had mine. But pass

 

[Rockport]

Of course not.

 

[kumizi]

He’s one of the worst corners in the league.