News: ESPN: Scandrick plans two-a-days during ban

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IRVING, Texas – When the preseason ends, Dallas Cowboys cornerback Orlando Scandrick's second training camp will begin. Scandrick will be banned from using the team’s facilities during his four-game suspension for violating the NFL’s performance-enhancing drug policy, the result of a positive test for amphetamines from an April night of partying in Mexico, when he used MDMA. The seven-year veteran vows to return in game shape, so he plans to return to his home in Los Angeles and work with the personal trainer he uses during the offseason.

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[BrAinPaiNt]

And he will promptly injury himself in the second practice of the last day before he rejoins the team...THANKS OSCAN!!!

 

[Wood]

Its just unintelligent for him to put himself in this position at time when he really should be emerging as veteran leader. It's things like this that account for Dallas never becoming NE.

 

[WoodysGirl]

And he will promptly injury himself in the second practice of the last day before he rejoins the team...THANKS OSCAN!!!

Someone needs to send him a tackle dummy so he can practice injuring other team's receivers.

 

[Sportsbabe]

And he will promptly injury himself in the second practice of the last day before he rejoins the team...THANKS OSCAN!!!

Why would you say that?

 

[Teague31]

And he will promptly injury himself in the second practice of the last day before he rejoins the team...THANKS OSCAN!!!

No, that would be Mo

 

[CCBoy]

Why would you say that?

...frustration, contrast/release, and hyperbole come to mind.

 

[BrAinPaiNt]

No, that would be Mo

Mo is already injured.

 

[TheRomoSexual]

Its just unintelligent for him to put himself in this position at time when he really should be emerging as veteran leader. It's things like this that account for Dallas never becoming NE.

Yup, no vet for NE has ever had trouble with the law...

 

[Wood]

Yup, no vet for NE has ever had trouble with the law...

I meant it as trail of occurrence that happen when a culture of accountability is lacking.

 

[xwalker]

Its just unintelligent for him to put himself in this position at time when he really should be emerging as veteran leader. It's things like this that account for Dallas never becoming NE.

You might not have thought through that statement....Aaron Hernandez...

 

[big dog cowboy]

Its just unintelligent for him to put himself in this position at time when he really should be emerging as veteran leader. It's things like this that account for Dallas never becoming NE.

Alrightly then.....

 

[Oh_Canada]

Its just unintelligent for him to put himself in this position at time when he really should be emerging as veteran leader. It's things like this that account for Dallas never becoming NE.

Oh you mean like a player with a history of violent problems committing double murder just before camp, yeah that would never happen in New England.

 

[Staubacher]

Was gonna pile on but I think it's covered lol

 

[Wood]

You might not have thought through that statement....Aaron Hernandez...

outside of him have there really been behavioral issues on that team? I just get a sense there is more accountability in NE locker room. Its debatable if that starts with Brady or Belichick or you can even make it a case that it starts with Kraft. Dallas on other hand has guys who just stop playing because they want to (see Ratliff), Scandrick get suspension at time when defense really needed things to start going their way and on top of this we now have re-emergence of Josh Brent because Dallas is so desperate. Another guy making a bad decision.

 

[Oh_Canada]

outside of him have there really been behavioral issues on that team? I just get a sense there is more accountability in NE locker room. Its debatable if that starts with Brady or Belichick or you can even make it a case that it starts with Kraft. Dallas on other hand has guys who just stop playing because they want to (see Ratliff), Scandrick get suspension at time when defense really needed things to start going their way and on top of this we now have re-emergence of Josh Brent because Dallas is so desperate. Another guy making a bad decision.

Ahhhh yes...

Brandon Bolden suspended 4 games
New England Patriots running back Brandon Bolden was suspended four games by the NFL on Friday for violating the league's policy on performance-enhancing substances.


Btw, they just signed a cornerback with a history of drug suspensions (Browner) so guess desperation even effects the angelic Patriots.

 

[Teague31]

outside of him have there really been behavioral issues on that team? I just get a sense there is more accountability in NE locker room. Its debatable if that starts with Brady or Belichick or you can even make it a case that it starts with Kraft. Dallas on other hand has guys who just stop playing because they want to (see Ratliff), Scandrick get suspension at time when defense really needed things to start going their way and on top of this we now have re-emergence of Josh Brent because Dallas is so desperate. Another guy making a bad decision.

Other than the assassination, how did you like the play mrs. Lincoln

 

[Hoods]

outside of him have there really been behavioral issues on that team? I just get a sense there is more accountability in NE locker room. Its debatable if that starts with Brady or Belichick or you can even make it a case that it starts with Kraft. Dallas on other hand . . .

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2007_National_Football_League_videotaping_controversy

 

[cowboyeric8]

Other than the assassination, how did you like the play mrs. Lincoln

Haha okay that was funny.

 

[Setackin]

Yup, no vet for NE has ever had trouble with the law...

Lmao