The Dolphins are releasing WR Tyreek Hill, per Schefter

And if he played for the cowboys you’d be saying everyone deserves a second chance.

Just like you did when Williams was drafted, and after he was arrested, just like you did with Jordan Lewis and Zeke, just like you have with every single player the cowboys have had in the building that have done what you’re listing above and worse.

So stop already. You’ve already proven my point by ignoring my question and going on your diatribe pretending to care.
I don't put words in your mouth. You have some kind of sick obsession.
 
What a hypocrite ......... Just pathetic.

You were defending Turpin last year when he got busted with a gun and drugs .......
I kind of draw the line with broken bones and children.
 
"A good chance that he will be in jail at some point."

Wow.... well you know what? Tyreek is fortunate to live in a free country like ours. There have been thousands of home grown terrorists who invaded the most important government building in our country, attacked police, killed police, threatened to kill other highly important people and were pardoned, freed and forgiven for all of their evil, heinous crimes and destruction.

So since you believe Tyreek Hill will be in jail at some point, I highly doubt he would commit such evil crimes like the people ive mentioned above so we have to assume and believe he will be pardoned, freed and forgiven as well correct?
Lol...
 
But not dragging his pregnant girlfriend down the street...... again hypocrite
Hes defended Sam Williams with gusto too. Probably Greg Hardy and Josh Brent as well.

He only cares about being righteous when the guy isnt on the Cowboys.
 
Chargers to re-unite with Mike McDaniel and a QB that will finally have some speed and RAC ability to throw to, provided he's healthy...
 
I think giving teams a financial incentive to cut guys injured in the line of duty is wrong. When some guy shreds his knee in a game, there needs to be some mechanism in place that insures the contract while giving the team cap relief.
They have injury guarantees. Sorry if someone pointed this out already.

Injury guarantees are a very common, often standard, component in NFL contracts, acting as a protection for players who cannot perform due to football-related activities.

  • Prevalence: Injury guarantees are the most common type of guarantee, often included in contracts to protect players if they are released while unable to perform duties due to team-related injuries.
  • What it Covers: If a player is released but is injured during team activities (practice/games), they are entitled to the money protected under this clause.
  • Distinction from "Fully Guaranteed": A "fully guaranteed" contract (which covers skill, cap, and injury) is rare, with only a small minority of players receiving them (e.g., 112 out of nearly 2,000 players in 2022).
  • Limitations: Injury guarantees often only apply to the current year or specific future years, and they do not protect against injuries that occur outside of team activities (e.g., in the off-season).
  • "Injury Settlement": If a player is waived with an injury, they may sign an injury settlement, which is a common way teams handle these contracts to avoid keeping the player on the Injured Reserve (IR) for the entire season
 

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