Randle Trolls Cowboys with Instagram post

[Future]

He's a guy that I suspect always feels like the system is out to get him. That he has no responsibility for the things he does.

Well with McClain and Hardy both on the team, he has a right to feel that way. This team yammers about "RKG" and all that jazz, but at the end of the day, it doesn't matter what you do if JG likes you.

 

[Alexander]

You're mistaken.

http://www.upi.com/Sports_News/2015...oys-RB-Joseph-Randle-suspended/5291447226145/

Says here he could return week 14.

 

[DallasDomination]

Randle is a clown but the sad thing is he's still better than any rb we have on the roster and probably would of done better last year with more opportunities.

 

[Stash]

I get it, but it is no different from a player suspended for PEDs. He did get popped for the Dillard's thing and if he wanted to avoid getting suspended, he had every chance to get his life together.

How he "deserves" a chance is beyond me. Playing NFL football has never been a "right". If he's good enough, someone will employ him. I just do not think he's got such tantalizing skill that anyone would bother.

I just think the NFL has created a bad dynamic here, where marginal players are effectively frozen out of the league by having a suspension hanging over their heads.

If they want to take the money out of his pocket and make him play for free to get back in the league? I'm all for that, but teams will be disinclined to sign a guy they won't have available for a quarter of the season no matter what. Given that it's only 16 games, signing a guy you know will miss at least 4 of those kills any chance.

 

[CATCH17]

I just think the NFL has created a bad dynamic here, where marginal players are effectively frozen out of the league by having a suspension hanging over their heads.

If they want to take the money out of his pocket and make him play for free to get back in the league? I'm all for that, but teams will be disinclined to sign a guy they won't have available for a quarter of the season no matter what. Given that it's only 16 games, signing a guy you know will miss at least 4 of those kills any chance.

And I don't get why the NFL thinks they are better than the legal system.


I could call in and accuse a NFL player of something and if it gains media attention the NFL could just suspend that player for being involved even though they did nothing.


If a guy is guilty of something then go right ahead but if there is no charges then why punish someone who did nothing wrong in the court of law?

 

[JoeBoBBY]

Murray didn't lead us, Romo led us along with Callahan's blocking schemes...

Not according to Romo and Witten and the rest of the coaches and team.

Murray was not only a leader ont he field, he was a Leader in the lockerroom.

But you know better then all those guys, right?

 

[Bleu Star]

I hope.

He doesn't deserve not to have a job opportunity.

True. He can bag groceries. Playing in the NFL is an honor & a privilege.

 

[Bleu Star]

Team chose to trot him back out there after the End zone stretch in NO only to cut him a few weeks later when he was away from The Ranch with "personal issues." Strange sequence to say the least.

Bye Felicia.

 

[bounce]

True. He can bag groceries. Playing in the NFL is an honor & a privilege.

Out of curiosity, how is it an "honor and a privilege?" These guys have dedicated their entire lives and bodies to succeeding and getting to this level. It's no more of a privilege than any job is a privilege.

It's not a "privilege" to be a CEO for Google making more money than most countries. It's qualifications created by a lot of hard work, I would imagine.

 

[YosemiteSam]

...and I troll you!

 

[daveferr33]

He's a guy that I suspect always feels like the system is out to get him. That he has no responsibility for the things he does.

He should have fit in quite nicely around here then.

 

[Bull Frog]

He is clearly the missing link. We have not won a game without him. We will see what this Romo guy brings to the table this week.

 

[CATCH17]

True. He can bag groceries. Playing in the NFL is an honor & a privilege.

lol.... You've been listening to Roger Goodell for too long.


If it was such an honor and privilege then they would have to get rid of half the league for stupid little misconducts.

 

[CowboyGil]

It's true he has a right to work. But he's messing with the golden goose that working in the NFL is by being a knucklehead on and off the field. And not being talented enough for the Cowboys to put up with it.

 

[Sportsbabe]

This just validates what I already felt about this clown. Garbage.

Bleu

It took a little less than two weeks for former Dallas Cowboys running back Joseph Randle to throw some shade at his former team.

The Oklahoma State product was released from the team on Nov. 3. Since then, the Cowboys have lost to the Philadelphia Eagles in overtime and the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. On the night where Dallas fell in Tampa Bay, FL., 10-6, Randle published this on Instagram.

More here:

http://www.***BANNED-URL***/sports/...andle-trolls-old-team-with-instagram-post.ece

 

[iceberg]

Comments aside..

I have a real problem with the NFL suspending him or any other player for 4 games when they are charged with nothing in court.

Nobody is going to sign Randle and eat those 4 games. They just ended this guys career.

i don't care for randle and just as happy we've moved on but i agree. the "punishment" system by the nfl is ******** and dangerous to any given player out there at any given time. if you're going to take away a mans career for the most part, what they do to warrant that should be consistent.

not up to public opinion polls.

 

[darthseinfeld]

You mad bro

 

[Rockport]

Comments aside..

I have a real problem with the NFL suspending him or any other player for 4 games when they are charged with nothing in court.


Nobody is going to sign Randle and eat those 4 games. They just ended this guys career.

He violated his contract. You know, the one he willing signed?

 

[Sydla]

And yet amazingly, dozens and dozens and dozens of players around this league somehow seem to stay clear of the draconian NFL punishments system because somehow, someway, they use that thing in their heads called a brain and don't get into any trouble.

Freaking amazing how that works.

 

[Seven]

Shouldn't it read "Fired"?

Big difference, IMO.