Gregory to apply for reinstatement tomorrow

[Bullflop]

I know it's tough to picture this but it'd at least be decent if Goodell displayed a shred of compassion and reinstated him.

 

[jwooten15]

If he is applying today I seriously doubt the ruling will come down today.

I think I read the NFL has 60 days to make their decision. I think we all fully expect them to take at least that long to decide

 

[Doomsday101]

I think I read the NFL has 60 days to make their decision. I think we all fully expect them to take at least that long to decide

Saw that as well. I don't expect a quick decision on this, but the 60 days put us close to training camp. Personally I think he will be reinstated unless he screws up.

 

[jwooten15]

Saw that as well. I don't expect a quick decision on this, but the 60 days put us close to training camp. Personally I think he will be reinstated unless he screws up.

Agreed. If Josh Gordon and Pacman Jones can get reinstated, Gregory definitely should.

 

[northerncowboynation]

It's Taco Tuesday or application Tuesday for Randy. Did he or didn't he, only his agent or player rep knows for sure. BTW who is the team NFLPA team rep now. Wasn't it Witten?

 

[Nightman]

Agreed. If Josh Gordon and Pacman Jones can get reinstated, Gregory definitely should.

Gordon got rejected the first time and took another 6 months before he was cleared
MBryant applied 1/28 and wasn't cleared until 9/10

It can take as long as Goodell wants it to take

 

[GimmeTheBall!]

He wasn't drafted to save the day.

He wasn't drafted to fail 3 drug tests, either, canine lad.

 

[glimmerman]

So has it happened yet?

 

[buybuydandavis]

Nobody said anything about accrued seasons, that's your take.
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Yeah it is my take. Because it's the right take. If you only take into account "years since drafted", you're simply not evaluating your draft picks properly.

It took 5 years after the draft for us to get Staubach. One of the best draft picks ever.

 

[gjkoeppen]

Yeah it is my take. Because it's the right take. If you only take into account "years since drafted", you're simply not evaluating your draft picks properly.

It took 5 years after the draft for us to get Staubach. One of the best draft picks ever.

You're totally crazy. You're trying to and FAILING to compare Staubach who had a 4 year navy commitment and was allowed to spend 2 weeks leave a year in training camp and not trying to overcome a devastating injury to WASTING a high 2nd round pick on a severely injured player that at the time NOBODY knew for sure he would ever be able to play again or be able to live up to college expectations prior to the injury which he hasn't. There couldn't be a worse comparison if you tried. Trying to compare a project using a high 2nd round pick that should have been a 6th or 7th round pick to a Heisman Trophy winner that had a 4 year navy commitment. BTW Staubach was a TENTH round pick not a high 2nd round pick.
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[tyke1doe]

I don't know why I've been pulling for this kid, but I have. I think he's a difference maker. I don't know how rusty he is, but I think he's going to help on the edge. And I'm truly convinced, had he been in that Green Bay playoff game of two years ago, we're playing in the NFC Championship Game at home against the Atlanta Falcons.

 

[kazzd58]

Pump the brakes there little buddy. He's done nothing to deserve being called the best pass rusher. He has a lot to prove.

Not to you but My eyes Have seen what i need too ... No Rookie de has yet to battle tyron Smith like he did rookie camp staright out of colloge off ability alone... so wehn he gets technique with his Natural skills come hola me...

SO again Our BEST PASS RUSHER is coming back..

 

[kazzd58]

So Gregory is our best pass rusher? Wow, I didnt even know that. How many sacks does he have in the NFL?

He has 1 sir

 

[kazzd58]

A couple of years ago, I could buy into our best pass rusher being a player who hasn't proven it yet. Now, we've got proven pass rushers in Lawrence and Irving. Now, I'd love for Gregory to be better than both of them, but right now, we don't know if he's even better than Charlton.

You dont know... Yalll he not coming off a season injury ... he just smoke weed and got mental issues that is fine..... . And He's MELENATED so Meaning he can do things others cant on the squad Period

 

[tyke1doe]

I wouldn't say he's our best pass rusher. But in his first game three years ago against the Giants, he was pushing their offensive tackle all into the backfield, until he sprang his ankle. Then, again, it WAS the Giants. Still, though.

 

[kazzd58]

Wait, D-Law got suspended?

Dlaw is a Technician Gregory can just go get dude over there Faster

 

[Jstopper]

You're totally crazy. You're trying to and FAILING to compare Staubach who had a 4 year navy commitment and was allowed to spend 2 weeks leave a year in training camp and not trying to overcome a devastating injury to WASTING a high 2nd round pick on a severely injured player that at the time NOBODY knew for sure he would ever be able to play again or be able to live up to college expectations prior to the injury which he hasn't. There couldn't be a worse comparison if you tried. Trying to compare a project using a high 2nd round pick that should have been a 6th or 7th round pick to a Heisman Trophy winner that had a 4 year navy commitment. BTW Staubach was a TENTH round pick not a high 2nd round pick.
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You're making zero sense. Just stop

 

[Corso]

You're making zero sense. Just stop

You have to admit though: he uses his bolds well.

 

[gjkoeppen]

You're making zero sense. Just stop

I can't help it that you can't figure out Smith is a project player and a high 2nd round pick was wasted on him. I can't help it that you don't understand that project players get taken in the 6th and 7th rounds. I can't help it that you have trouble figuring out simple things.
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[GMO415]

I hope he's there for the opening of camp.

I'm sure he'll be there, but according to Nate Newton its gonna take about a year to get back into being NFL ready.