This one is tough, he's had mutliple chances. Plus I don't like the fact that he got in trouble again during the pre-trial phase. You'd really have to have Calvin Hill baby sitting him at all times. Is he worth that trouble? Was he THAT good to take that chance on him again? I think we can make it work.
If this team does give this loser another chance, I better not ever hear the words
"Right Kinda Guy" come out of that Clappers mouth ever again.
I also better never hear anything about removing talented players from the draft board because of character issues.
Because he was suggesting that Lee was there because we wanted to bring Brent back....
They waived him immediately too. None of this "We support Josh" nonsense, none of this go to the trial nonsense.
I know we've all heard the news by now
Former Dallas Cowboys player Josh Brent was sentenced Friday to 180 days in jail and 10 years of probation for a drunken car crash that killed his friend and teammate, Jerry Brown.
http://espn.go.com/dallas/nfl/story...180-days-jail-probation?ex_cid=espnapi_public
That being said I heard people say that if Aaron H. wasn't charged there would be a rush of teams trying to sign him. Now the ball is in our court and to be honest. Dallas has had Brents back (in a odd stand-off, but let it play out sort of way) but the question remains. Do YOU want BRent back?
You need to go sit in the corner. You've been pouting up the entire thread here. Brent didn't do a hit n run. He killed his friend with his drunk driving. They actually both staggered into the vehicle. I hope he plays football for the Cowboys for a few years. I like the guy. He has an uphill battle and maybe just maybe he can do it.
I know we've all heard the news by now
Former Dallas Cowboys player Josh Brent was sentenced Friday to 180 days in jail and 10 years of probation for a drunken car crash that killed his friend and teammate, Jerry Brown.
http://espn.go.com/dallas/nfl/story...180-days-jail-probation?ex_cid=espnapi_public
That being said I heard people say that if Aaron H. wasn't charged there would be a rush of teams trying to sign him. Now the ball is in our court and to be honest. Dallas has had Brents back (in a odd stand-off, but let it play out sort of way) but the question remains. Do YOU want BRent back?
So if you knew a coworker who killed another coworker in drunken driving situation would you just want them to come back and get paid as if nothing had ever happened?
Yup. Forgive and move on. He can help the team.
You cannot compare him to the common man. If your coworker was one of only 50 people in the world that were qualified for the job he was doing then yes your employer would most likely want him back and if not him then someone else surely would hire him.
Do you want Brent back?
If this team does give this loser another chance, I better not ever hear the words
"Right Kinda Guy" come out of that Clappers mouth ever again.
I also better never hear anything about removing talented players from the draft board because of character issues.