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I have a feeling the Conley situation will work out like La'el Collins' did. Conley has been so upfront about his innocence it's hard to disbelieve him, in my opinion. If the Cowboys can get him at 60, I'd be thrilled.

But I have to admit, taking him tonight would make me very nervous.
 
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That's a really odd conclusion to come to. Your "if it comes to that" is exactly the point. It would only "come to that" if innocence wasn't determined quickly, which is an absolute possibility. This is really pointless though. Time to look forward/prepare for the draft. Not get into the weeds over nonsense
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Not just a possibility, it's more than likely. Which contradicts your characterization of my conclusion as "really odd".
 
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CT Dal Fan said:
I have a feeling the Conley situation will work out like La'el Collins' did. Conley has been so upfront about his innocence it's hard to disbelieve him, in my opinion. If the Cowboys can get him at 60, I'd be thrilled.

But I have to admit, taking him tonight would make me very nervous.
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I hope it plays out exactly like La'el Collins situation worked out and he goes undrafted and Dallas gets him for cheap.
 

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Not just a possibility, it's more than likely. Which contradicts your characterization of my conclusion as "really odd".
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Your conclusion of me not caring about due process. Just a strange leap in logic. All good though. I've officially used up my care tokens for today
 
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If Dallas does draft him, get ready for the east coast media to publicly convict him, before he is given a fair trial.
 
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Your conclusion of me not caring about due process. Just a strange leap in logic. All good though. I've officially used up my care tokens for today
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Where is the due process if you think you can determine a definitive verdict on Conley by draft time?
 

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Where is the due process if you think you can determine a definitive verdict on Conley by draft time?
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Jesus. Listen my man, the whole idea of due process is based around not establishing premature guilt. Declares innocence makes it a moot point lol. Do you think someone would say "hey thanks for finding me innocent so quickly, but I insist you take more time and really sink your teeth into this thing"

But beyond all that my position was that the possibility of being proven innocent quickly existed. Not that it would absolutely happen, just that it could. Literally has nothing to do with whether or not I believe in due process. If there's video evidence of me shooting someone in the head and him dying and I confess, there's no reason to wait on the results of an autopsy
 
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Jesus. Listen my man, the whole idea of due process is based around not establishing premature guilt. Declares innocence makes it a moot point lol. Do you think someone would say "hey thanks for finding me innocent so quickly, but I insist you take more time and really sink your teeth into this thing"

But beyond all that my position was that the possibility of being proven innocent quickly existed. Not that it would absolutely happen, just that it could. Literally has nothing to do with whether or not I believe in due process. If there's video evidence of me shooting someone in the head and him dying and I confess, there's no reason to wait on the results of an autopsy
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No need to muddy the water with a hypothetical situation. Conley isn't going to be proven innocent by draft time so the risk will be too great to draft him, which makes your position a moot point and the likelihood of due process coming into play very real.
 
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not sure how any of yall can not be on the Watt wagon at this point. Guy shredded every single team he played against last year.
 
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Conley will be giving police a DNa sample monday. And his attorney is getting the video from the hotel. Think if this guy is at 28, he will probably be the pick.
 

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No need to muddy the water with a hypothetical situation. Conley isn't going to be proven innocent by draft time so the risk will be too great to draft him, which makes your position a moot point and the likelihood of due process coming into play very real.
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Yeah. No sh... my whole point is that it was possible he was found innocent. Possible. Likely? Definite? No. Just possible. Whether due process comes into play still has literally nothing to do with my thoughts about it, based on the existence of a possibility. Regardless you're arguing in circles and against points I'm not making. So .... adios muchacho
 
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