POS alert : AZ Cardinals

[AZGrizFan]

What a crazy mixed up world we live in when the Oakland Raiders are the golden boys of the NFL.

The Bengals are getting the best press of all NFL teams...

Hyperbole ---- look it up.

[grizzaholic]

The Bengals are getting the best press of all NFL teams...

Hyperbole ---- look it up.

Don't be talking bad about the Bengals

[Grizalltheway]

No kidding, they make themselves look bad enough already.

[dbackjon]

You can say the Vikings wouldn't do the same thing...but how many games did AP play after the charges came out?

What's that?

None?

Hmm...


So really, what's the difference?

Viqueens reinstated AP, stated he would play this Sunday, then backed down after major sponsors objected.


Damn, this is easier than shooting fish in a barrel

[tribe_pride]

Can't everyone just really agree that all are only looking out for their best interests and really not much else.

If it's in the best interest of a team (not just for a win/loss reason) to sit out a player, they will do it. If not, they won't. Because of the recent issues that have happened and the public/media response, generally, a team has no choice but to at a minimum put a player on the exempt list. I haven't been following closely but I am not sure how the 49ers are seemingly flying under the radar but they have been able to with Ray MacDonald.

The Cardinals are not ones to be looked up to or down on. The Vikings and the Ravens are not ones to look up to or down on. In reality, the NFL is not really ones to look down on. They are all doing what any employer would do in most situations even if it took a lot of time and missteps to get there. Because these are high profile athletes, what has happened is out in the public and that has led them to act more harshly than most employers would. There are exceptions to how people and organizations act (and doesn't matter if they are rich or poor) but generally it is for selfish reasons.

[andy7171]

I'll be the first to slam a skins player if they did this.

[andy7171]

I'll cut a bitch!

[clenz]

I'll also add I don't support players, on any team I support, doing stupid shit.

I was calling for a couple football players to be cut at UNI a two years ago because they were arrested on disorderly conduct for a fight at an apartment during the off season.

I also have wanted to see players benched because they spent more time on the field trash talking than performing.

[89Hen]

I'll be the first to slam a skins player if they did this.

Get ready. Czaban just had a story that Kirk Cousins will be the next one outed.

[GannonFan]

Those darn Cardinals....

http://espn.go.com/nfl/story/_/id/11548 ... njury-list

Since 2000, the Cardinals have had 12 players arrested in relation to 13 incidents, according to a USA Today database. Dwyer was the fifth Cardinals player arrested in the past two years and the second in less than two months.
Most notably were the arrests of linebacker Daryl Washington, who pleaded guilty to assaulting an ex-girlfriend in 2013, and linebacker John Abraham, who was found asleep behind the wheel of his car in June at an intersection of suburban Atlanta.

[dbackjon]

Those darn Cardinals....

http://espn.go.com/nfl/story/_/id/11548 ... njury-list

Since 2000, the Cardinals have had 12 players arrested in relation to 13 incidents, according to a USA Today database. Dwyer was the fifth Cardinals player arrested in the past two years and the second in less than two months.
Most notably were the arrests of linebacker Daryl Washington, who pleaded guilty to assaulting an ex-girlfriend in 2013, and linebacker John Abraham, who was found asleep behind the wheel of his car in June at an intersection of suburban Atlanta.

Yes, and that 12 number is second lowest in the league. So no team is perfect, as stated. some teams have 40-50 players arrested.

[CAA Flagship]

I'll be the first to slam a skins player if they did this.

Get ready. Czaban just had a story that Kirk Cousins will be the next one outed.

He's gay?
Not that there's anything wrong with that.