Garrett's Process: Growing List of Players Murdered/Arrested

[Blitzen32]

"Seems like the list of players being killed and arrested is ever-growing under a coach who was supposed to bring discipline and accountability to the franchise.

Conversely, how many arrests occurred during the Parcells tenure here? I believe it was zero."

Yes, and I thanked you for answering my question. I said I "believed" and certainly didn't state it as fact.

Thanks again though. That was a great link that you provided.

 

[superpunk]

Parcells and even Wade managed the team, and got the message across to the players that this sort of behavior wouldn't be tolerated. Jason uses our team's DUIs as a rallying cry. "one wonders what exactly Jason is building here - a team to take on prison guards?"-anonymous.

 

[Diogenes]

Parcells and even Wade managed the team, and got the message across to the players that this sort of behavior wouldn't be tolerated. Jason uses our team's DUIs as a rallying cry. "one wonders what exactly Jason is building here - a team to take on prison guards"-anonymous.

Sounds like a great plot for a movie.

 

[DFWJC]

I don't post much here but have come to the zone for years and must say that any insinuation that Garrett is responsible or should be blamed for what you mentioned is well, idiotic.

Idiotic is being way too kind.

 

[Echo9]

Repeated offenses under the same coach, with said coach retaining his job?

Not sure that happens. Maybe in Cincy, but they at least finish over .500

We haven't made the playoffs in 3 years, and we're again becoming more popular for arrests than for anything football-related.

Like I said though, just putting up for discussion.

Ok you put it up for discussion. The overwhelming result of bringing this theory out into the light of day is that everyone thinks you are wrong. Not much reason for discussion on this topic anymore. Feel free to get more and more offended that you are being called out, but eventually you have to realize that something is missing in your thought processes, right? Everyone in this thread is disagreeing. That should tell you something.

 

[Nightman]

Lets get the facts straight:

1) After the Brent incident, we were told that the team was galvanized around their HC, and that they were taught right from wrong by said HC.

2) A couple weeks later, a member of said team gets arrested for the exact same type of incident.

Either yall are condoning DUIs in general, or you're so desperate to defend the leadership of the team that you'll brush aside any major incident to continue pushing forward with your agenda.

You do know Garrett is in Alabama and Ratliff was in Texas. I don't think Baby Monitors have that type of range.

 

[DejectedFan1996]

So it's just a coincidence that players are getting arrested more now? This kind of stuff didn't happen when Parcells was here.

Just opening it up for discussion, buddy. No need to take it personally.

Terrell Owens spit on a player while Parcells was in charge. Thats on the field. I think that's far worse than players acting on their own outside of the football field.

 

[Echo9]

Terrell Owens spit on a player while Parcells was in charge. Thats on the field. I think that's far worse than players acting on their own outside of the football field.

Oh come on, do you think Bill Parcells can control every moment to moment action of a player like TO? A vet who's been in league for years, achieved enough to warrant a high contact, but who had been causing problems in the locker room?

Oh hey!, wait...

Should I be writing "I see what you did there" or am I giving too much credit?

:laugh2:

 

[MapleLeaf]

Yes, and I thanked you for answering my question. I said I "believed" and certainly didn't state it as fact.

Thanks again though. That was a great link that you provided.

...is a prime example of what is wrong in this forum and Internet opinion sites in general.

You seriously need to stop before things get out of hand.

You need to stop contributing to this thread right now.

 

[Hostile]

I don't post much here but have come to the zone for years and must say that any insinuation that Garrett is responsible or should be blamed for what you mentioned is well, idiotic.

I post here more than anyone and I couldn't agree more.

 

[Diogenes]

Keith Davis was shot not once, but twice under Parcell's watch.

 

[CowboyStar88]

Lets get the facts straight:

1) After the Brent incident, we were told that the team was galvanized around their HC, and that they were taught right from wrong by said HC.

2) A couple weeks later, a member of said team gets arrested for the exact same type of incident.

Either yall are condoning DUIs in general, or you're so desperate to defend the leadership of the team that you'll brush aside any major incident to continue pushing forward with your agenda.

How old is rat? Okay bud you don't get it and we understand that you just need attention. Last I checked Garrett is at the senior bowl. It's obvious that no one is going to control Ratliff not Garrett not jones not anyone. But go ahead and blame the team for Ratliffs decision. Hyperbole much? Geez dude obviously the teams work with Dez is paying off. He is a 23 year old young man. Ratliff is what 31 years old? He is old enough to make his own choices in life. You act like people have control of NFL players night and day and that every player needs to check in with said coach every day. I think it's pretty safe to say the team has been busy building its coaching staff and at the senior bowl doing their work on players they could draft. Sorry dude but your wannabe connect the dots theory doesn't hold up. Ratliff marches to the beat of his own drum and because of his contract he can't be cut. It would cripple the teams ability to sign players to make the team better. But that doesn't concern you. All that concerns you is a player who is an adult getting in trouble should be punished by cutting him. Stupid theory.

 

[popp1234]

Wow! This is funny! Like that time when Bryan went to the prom with Meg.........roll the clip.

 

[Blitzen32]

You need to stop contributing to this thread right now.

Thanks for the thoughts, tough guy. I'll post where I see fit. Don't read if it hurts your feelings.

 

[Blitzen32]

Parcells and even Wade managed the team, and got the message across to the players that this sort of behavior wouldn't be tolerated. Jason uses our team's DUIs as a rallying cry. "one wonders what exactly Jason is building here - a team to take on prison guards?"-anonymous.

Exactly. Garrett exploited and attempted to capitalize on one of the most embarrassing situations in franchise history, and it's apparent that his voice wasn't even heard.

This is far worse than losing some games. Myself, and innocent motorists, can live with that at least.

Terrell Owens spit on a player while Parcells was in charge. Thats on the field. I think that's far worse than players acting on their own outside of the football field.

Saliva is worse than DUIs and manslaughter?

Cool.

 

[Idgit]

This thread is being taken at face value? I'd have thought it was pretty transparent what it was to begin with.

 

[Nightman]

Exactly. Garrett exploited and attempted to capitalize on one of the most embarrassing situations in franchise history, and it's apparent that his voice wasn't even heard.

This is far worse than losing some games. Myself, and innocent motorists, can live with that at least.



Saliva is worse than DUIs and manslaughter?

Cool.

Salvia, isn't that some kind of Mexican killer weed?

 

[funkytown]

Murder? Are you really using the word murder ? Of course it was a way to arouse the viewers and gain attention. But really?

Jerry Brown was not murdered dude. He was killed. A very unfortunate, ACCIDENTAL death. Not murder

To use the word Murder, and in your thread title is silly.

And by definition. murder is:

committed with malice aforethought, characterized by deliberation or premeditation.

 

[noshame]

Is there a button lower than ignore?

 

[joseephuss]

Exactly. Garrett exploited and attempted to capitalize on one of the most embarrassing situations in franchise history, and it's apparent that his voice wasn't even heard.

This is far worse than losing some games. Myself, and innocent motorists, can live with that at least.

The stupidest thing I have read on this board. Garrett did not try to exploit anything.

A few players all over the NFL get DUIs and some drink and drive, but never get caught doing it. It isn't their coaches or their general managers or their owners fault or the fault of Roger Goodell. Just like it wouldn't be your bosses fault if you went out and got a DUI. MADD and other organizations have been spreading the message for years and guess what some individuals still make their own decisions to drink and drive. It is not up to Garrett to control what his players do and it is idiotic to think that he has that kind of power.