KJJ
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Mind you though go look up Frank Clark’s history. At that time they weren’t touching a domestic issue.
The Cowboys signed Greg Hardy that year.
Mind you though go look up Frank Clark’s history. At that time they weren’t touching a domestic issue.
Now your playing hindsight. Who was more highly ranked going into the draft? Gregory. He was considered a top 10 player. And in 2018 he played very well. Let's hope he can get back into the league and playing like that again. He can really help the Cowboys win games.
Exactly my point. They got heat for signing Greg Hardy.......there was no chance in hell they were going to draft him after that.The Cowboys signed Greg Hardy that year.
Exactly my point. They got heat for signing Greg Hardy.......there was no chance in hell they were going to draft him after that.
While the NFL may start turning a blind eye, that should not be conflated with the legality of the problem. It is still illegal to possess weed in something like 46 of 50 states. So, even if the NFL is not testing, there is always going to be a literal and figurative cloud of smoke around Randy. I regard anything we get from him as a bonus and the cowboys should not rely on him to lock down any position for any length of time.
You are arguing for the case of drafting Frank Clark. I'm not arguing for or against that. I'm telling you what the Cowboys perspective was. They came under heat for signing Hardy who hadn't been charged with the crime but everyone assumed he did it. Plus he was a scumbag. They probably should've stayed away from Gregory. I had no problem with it because it was like the 50th pick. To me it was a low risk high reward type deal. It hasn't proven to be.They signed Hardy a month before they drafted Gregory. They knew before they signed Hardy they would take some heat but that didn’t stop them. Frank Clark had some issues including a domestic violence incident and he also stole a laptop but Danielle Hunter went in the third round. He’s had 15 more career sacks than DLaw. He’s coming off back to back 14.5 sack seasons with Minnesota. The bottom line is we need to steer clear of players who have drug, medical or off the field issue concerns especially with premium picks.
You are arguing for the case of drafting Frank Clark. I'm not arguing for or against that. I'm telling you what the Cowboys perspective was. They came under heat for signing Hardy who hadn't been charged with the crime but everyone assumed he did it. Plus he was a scumbag. They probably should've stayed away from Gregory. I had no problem with it because it was like the 50th pick. To me it was a low risk high reward type deal. It hasn't proven to be.
Weed-Americans, THCites, Mellowthians.Great, we need more potheads on the DL.
You’re arguing. The Cowboys knew they would come under heat for signing Hardy, they said so themselves. You’re acting like they had no idea that would happen. Frank Clark is one of the players I mentioned that turned out better than Gregory who the Cowboys could have drafted. Danielle Hunter is another player I mentioned who the Cowboys could have drafted that not only turned out better than Gregory but has been better than DLaw. I don’t believe in taking gambles on high risk players in the second round. That’s a premium pick and you need to make a safe selection to improve your odds on hitting on it. I have no problem taking gambles in the third round on but not with one of your first two picks.
I'm not arguing anything. I'm not even sure what you're doing. Is this you rueing guys we should've signed? Because if so trust me you aren't getting arguremnet from me. I'm not gonna sit here and rue over guys we should've gotten.....I'm sure the list of guys got lucky to get is just as long if no not more.
Cowboys took Gregory with the 60th pick. 5 spots from the 3rd round. Essentially a 3rd round pick.
Weed is fully illegal in only 8 states (and the NFL only has a team in 1 of them); in the other 42 states, weed is either legal, not prosecuted (decriminalized) or medical. It is the reason the CBA is dropping suspensions for it; if you can’t/won’t be prosecuted for it, you shouldn’t be suspended for it.
He's probably forgot how to play
What if he did? He would be ready to go at the kickoff.Maybe he will get high at halftime
Mark Stepnoski played high all the time by his own admission.What if he did? He would be ready to go at the kickoff.
Exactly. I wish that I could partake but my job has a zero tolerance policy.Mark Stepnoski played high all the time by his own admission.
I don't think I heard people complaining about his play.
You fight the good fight sir. Salute.Exactly. I wish that I could partake but my job has a zero tolerance policy.
have fun.You fight the good fight sir. Salute.
I, however, have no restrictions so I'll light one up tonight in your name before dinner and walk with the boys.
eh... I got impatient. This lighter stroke is for you bud!have fun.