Where do we stand on suspensions and players missing games?

[Sydla]

Where do we stand on suspensions and players missing games:

Moore - 2 games
Irving - 4 games
Elliott - potentially 6 games
Gregory - 16 games

Then we likely still have pending actions on Wilson and Carroll.

That's it, right?

 

[Daillest88]

Where do we stand on suspensions and players missing games:

Moore - 2 games
Irving - 4 games
Elliott - potentially 6 games
Gregory - 16 games


Then we likely still have pending actions on Wilson and Carroll.

That's it, right?

Yup

 

[xwalker]

Where do we stand on suspensions and players missing games:

Moore - 2 games
Irving - 4 games
Elliott - potentially 6 games
Gregory - 16 games

Then we likely still have pending actions on Wilson and Carroll.

That's it, right?

Yes, but time frames are completely unknown on Carroll and Wilson.

 

[MagicMan]

Maybe we need to have a new list by the NFL....POS , LOL no not what you are thinking...."Players on suspension".

 

[Idgit]

Are the Carroll and Wilson actions a given? Ie, do misdemeanor DWIs always earn suspensions after their trials?

 

[Sydla]

Are the Carroll and Wilson actions a given? Ie, do misdemeanor DWIs always earn suspensions after their trials?

I don't know about Carroll but Wilson pulled a gun on someone, didn't he?

There's no chance he's not getting a conduct unbecoming punishment.

 

[Idgit]

I don't know about Carroll but Wilson pulled a gun on someone, didn't he?

There's no chance he's not getting a conduct unbecoming punishment.

Yeah. I should have shortened that to just Carroll. Both guys deserve suspension, btw.

Side note, I thought I'd heard a tidbit about a possible civil settlement in Wilson's case a few weeks back...but now I can't find any reference to it. Does that ring a bell for anybody else?

 

[cowboyblue22]

last I saw on the Wilson case they may have reduced the charges and sent it to a grand jury

 

[Nightman]

Are the Carroll and Wilson actions a given? Ie, do misdemeanor DWIs always earn suspensions after their trials?

Simple DWIs are usually 2 games

DWilson's charges were reduced but he will still probably get 4 games since a gun was even mentioned

 

[Risen Star]

You can practically smell the championship culture.

 

[NextGenBoys]

So Gregory is 16 games, is he still eligible for the playoffs?

 

[casmith07]

So Gregory is 16 games, is he still eligible for the playoffs?

Yes.

 

[Idgit]

You can practically smell the championship culture.

Is there a negative correlation between suspensions and wins? Or I guess correlations and championships? I'd guess there isn't, but it's hard to say since a lot of suspensions come from things like PEDs and a lot come from things related to conduct. BAL and DEN are two teams I imagine were pretty competitive through some significant suspensions. Maybe NE, too.

 

[kiheikiwi]

Its the Wilson one I find baffling, thought by now team would have heard something - arrested for armed disturbance. Thought for sure since it happened in the off-season that he would have been suspended by now. So I hope the team has been informed by the league that something will happen after the court date ? Otherwise I don't see a backup plan if they lose him ?

 

[erod]

Are the Carroll and Wilson actions a given? Ie, do misdemeanor DWIs always earn suspensions after their trials?

Wilson brandished a gun. Can't imagine that slides.

 

[TheHerd]

So Gregory is 16 games, is he still eligible for the playoffs?

I 100% doubt he'll ever play in the NFL again, but what is the real deal on Gregory's suspension?

I see this from the NFL shrill:
According to NFL Network’s Ian Rapoport, Gregory can apply for reinstatement on or after Nov. 6.

But all the Dallas mediots say some version of this:
DE Randy Gregory must apply for reinstatement before he's allowed to return. Process isn't automatic. Earliest he can return is 2018 season.

I get he has to reapply and the process can take time, but is it possible (in a alternative world where the NY-NFL doesn't hate the Cowboys) that he could be reinstated in November?