This. Just shows how much the fanbase was invested in him, despite the clouded and veiled insults. All the responses are thinly veiled criticisms hidden behind great disappointment and expectations.
Everyone had hope for him and he let a lot of folks down -- on an antiquated, out-of-date marijuana policy. It is what it is, he should have known that good ol' boys run the league, and therefor abstained from the weed. He let weed, perhaps, ruin his promising career. Sad that some damn weed can do this to a player of his potential in the 21st century. Shades of 20th century prohibition and the WCTU.
And you folks that knee-jerk reply to me, read my post carefully so that I don't have to repeat the same thing over and over again.
My issue is he is unable to control his own actions. Does not matter if weed is legal or not fact is he has an addition problem. Alcohol may be legal but does not change the fact that those who are addicted face many problems because of the addition. Making something legal does not change the problem
even i had the outside hope that he was getting it together but this last suspension is the last straw. he wont play a down for us or anyone. only way i see is if somehow in the next couple years NFL makes smoking weed ok.
And he was later diagnosed with Bipolar disorder.Charles Haley isn't one to judge.
That guy is one of the sickest people that ever walked Valley Ranch. Those stories about Haley.........sheesh.
Haley was the guy whipping out his junk in people's faces and during meetings so... it's not about maturity, it's about the desire to play the game or not.Yup. Gregory is just immature. He's done hope he can maintain a 9-5.. oh wait most of those jobs drug test now.. darn it
Just one question. So your blaming weed and the rules?This. Just shows how much the fanbase was invested in him, despite the clouded and veiled insults. All the responses are thinly veiled criticisms hidden behind great disappointment and expectations.
Everyone had hope for him and he let a lot of folks down -- on an antiquated, out-of-date marijuana policy. It is what it is, he should have known that good ol' boys run the league, and therefor abstained from the weed. He let weed, perhaps, ruin his promising career. Sad that some damn weed can do this to a player of his potential in the 21st century. Shades of 20th century prohibition and the WCTU.
And you folks that knee-jerk reply to me, read my post carefully so that I don't have to repeat the same thing over and over again.
Just one question. So your blaming weed and the rules?
I'd pay $100 to see that fight.
They babied Dez and had a full-time "guardian" for him. It worked for him.
But I think the difference is that Dez truly loves football and wanted to be successful and accepted.
Gregory obviously doesn't. You have a guy offering to let you stay at his house (a HOF pass rusher, no less), and you still choose to smoke weed.
Mental issues or not, you only get so many chances.
Just one question. So your blaming weed and the rules?
And he was later diagnosed with Bipolar disorder.
I did too. Even posted a thread looking forward to him returning, that very day that it was reported he had failed again for now a year suspension . I do feel for the guy but Cowboys must do what is best for the team not for any 1 individual. I would hope Jones would assist Gregory in getting the help he needs but at the end of the day it falls to Gregory to handle his problem.
Attack the messenger... Yeah that makes sense.... I can tell who you voted for
I get it. Where I'm going is that the post seems to rule out any personal responsibility. Seems is the key word. Not putting words in his mouth.Well the rules seem kind of silly considering some of the punishment handed out for beating women.
I think we all agree pot smoking is at least 100X more acceptable than beating women.