"I don't like the drugs but the drugs like me"..
Quote:I seriously think they should cut him, today, if its allowable.
Trollin'
Kid can't get it together…
Quote:So, who thinks it's a good idea to have traded him a couple of weeks ago now?
The league probably would have nullified a trade.
What an idiot.
Quote:And I still wouldn't want him traded.
I just want him to finally get over this. For good.
That most likely isn't possible.
Quote:YOU should move to London.
Please don't give him ideas. We just got rid of Piers Morgan, we don't need another insufferable jerk on our hands.
Quote:The actions of one player does not implicate the entire franchise, regardless of how good or bad the product on the field is. (just ask Hernandez and the Patriots)
I totally agree.
On top of everything else, Dave Caldwell and Gus Bradley had nothing to do with the decision of the Jaguars trading up for Justin Blackmon in 2012.
Cut him today and move on. The guy is never gonna get it until he is held accountable for his actions. It sucks because he is such a talented player, but he obviously has a substance abuse problem and we're just enabling him by giving him so many chances.
good thing the GOAT mike brown is baking nicely.
Quote: One thing for sure, how can the Jaguars count on Justin Blackmon moving forward???
I don't envy the situation that Dave Caldwell and Gus Bradley are in. As difficult as it is for loyal and passionate Jaguars fans to see the team in the current situation, Caldwell and Bradley deserve an opportunity to truly build this team into a winner.
You build it as if he isn't going to be around, but if he can make it back you accept him back. Its not like adding a WR of his talent is ever a bad thing.
But as said, thats secondary at this point - he needs serious help first.
Quote:So, who thinks it's a good idea to have traded him a couple of weeks ago now?
The league probably would have nullified a trade.
Teams probably wouldn't have made the deal anyway knowing the track record there.
What an idiot.
Quote:So, who thinks it's a good idea to have traded him a couple of weeks ago now?
Unfortunately you were right
Quote:Cut him today and move on. The guy is never gonna get it until he is held accountable for his actions. It sucks because he is such a talented player, but he obviously has a substance abuse problem and we're just enabling him by giving him so many chances.
He's losing millions in salary and bonuses. He's being held plenty accountable, if that doesn't hit home, cutting him won't either.
Quote:Cut him today and move on. The guy is never gonna get it until he is held accountable for his actions. It sucks because he is such a talented player, but he obviously has a substance abuse problem and we're just enabling him by giving him so many chances.
Pretty sure you can't cut a guy from reserve/suspended (which is presumably where he'll end up).
Even if you can, cutting a guy from that list when it's a substance abuse violation that landed him there will probably result in a grievance. Wait until he comes off it, then cut him the next day. You could also trade him to Cincinnati, in theory.
Quote:I still don't want him released.
But he's got to get serious help now. This is horrible.
I agree, he has the potential to become one of the best receivers in the history of the NFL.
But he needs to get help and surround himself with the right people.
How do we find these guys?
Got to be a DOOFUS....a talented DOOFUS but still a DOOFUS!
Quote:I still don't believe we have hit rock bottom yet.
wait what else could possible happen?
This is getting out of hand. He was literally one of the only positives on the field. Well, his time here was nice. What's next? He starts getting season long bans?
Quote:He's losing millions in salary and bonuses. He's being held plenty accountable, if that doesn't hit home, cutting him won't either.
This