The Off-season, Players in Trouble Thread
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When someone threw a glass at him someone shouted DONALD DUCK ...... he never reacted fast enough
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Steelers CB Justin Layne arrested for felony gun transporting, having a warrant out for being a no-show at a court date from a previous moving violation, driving with a suspended license, and 29 over the speed limit.. at 3am this morning in Lake County.
If you're driving at 3am.. keep it at 4 over, not 29 over..
Steelers CB Justin Layne arrested for felony gun transporting, having a warrant out for being a no-show at a court date from a previous moving violation, driving with a suspended license, and 29 over the speed limit.. at 3am this morning in Lake County.
If you're driving at 3am.. keep it at 4 over, not 29 over..
Was/is Justin Layne anyone worth a shit for them? I don't even recall his name.
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Steelers CB Justin Layne arrested for felony gun transporting, having a warrant out for being a no-show at a court date from a previous moving violation, driving with a suspended license, and 29 over the speed limit.. at 3am this morning in Lake County.
If you're driving at 3am.. keep it at 4 over, not 29 over..
Steelers CB Justin Layne arrested for felony gun transporting, having a warrant out for being a no-show at a court date from a previous moving violation, driving with a suspended license, and 29 over the speed limit.. at 3am this morning in Lake County.
If you're driving at 3am.. keep it at 4 over, not 29 over..
I remember this kid, he and his family was pulling for the hometown Browns to draft him, they even had the basement bathroom painted in Browns colors.
When Layne was drafted by the Steelers, his dad joked that they were going to have to redecorate the bathroom.
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Layne was their other CB starter opposite Haden.. now his bathroom is where he'll be making liquor!
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Steelers CB Justin Layne arrested for felony gun transporting, having a warrant out for being a no-show at a court date from a previous moving violation, driving with a suspended license, and 29 over the speed limit.. at 3am this morning in Lake County.
If you're driving at 3am.. keep it at 4 over, not 29 over..
Steelers CB Justin Layne arrested for felony gun transporting, having a warrant out for being a no-show at a court date from a previous moving violation, driving with a suspended license, and 29 over the speed limit.. at 3am this morning in Lake County.
If you're driving at 3am.. keep it at 4 over, not 29 over..
At least he didn't get a DUI on top of it. He's got NFL money, probably no jail. Better use Uber until you get your license back. Sad, he's a graduate of my HS, Benedictine. Apparently forgot what they taught him.
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Rashad Weaver was a 4th round pick of the Titans.
And he was charged with simple assault based on a bar incident on 4/18.. because when a woman throws a drink on you, it's Mike Tyson's Punch-Out time!
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Trouble in the mile high city.. Broncos starting OT JaWuan James ripped his Achilles today, out for 2021.
Fun is that because he got injured away from team facilities.. team not on the hook for salary.
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Trouble in the mile high city.. Broncos starting OT JaWuan James ripped his Achilles today, out for 2021.
Fun is that because he got injured away from team facilities.. team not on the hook for salary.
Trouble in the mile high city.. Broncos starting OT JaWuan James ripped his Achilles today, out for 2021.
Fun is that because he got injured away from team facilities.. team not on the hook for salary.
James experienced the injury while working out on his own, away from the team facility, according to Adam Schefter of ESPN. That he got hurt on his own — and not at the voluntary team workouts that many players are choosing not to attend this offseason — means the Broncos are not obligated to pay his $10 million salary for 2021.
One of the risks inherent in the NFL Players Association’s strategy of encouraging players not to report to offseason work was that a player would suffer a serious injury on his own, and James appears to be the first player to suffer a serious injury while taking that risk.
What is the purpose of the Union to discourage the players to no report to the offseason work? What kind of dumbassery is that if it means if they get hurt they don't get paid? He should sue the PA for the 10 million he will lose.
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Trouble in the mile high city.. Broncos starting OT JaWuan James ripped his Achilles today, out for 2021.
Fun is that because he got injured away from team facilities.. team not on the hook for salary.
James experienced the injury while working out on his own, away from the team facility, according to Adam Schefter of ESPN. That he got hurt on his own — and not at the voluntary team workouts that many players are choosing not to attend this offseason — means the Broncos are not obligated to pay his $10 million salary for 2021.
One of the risks inherent in the NFL Players Association’s strategy of encouraging players not to report to offseason work was that a player would suffer a serious injury on his own, and James appears to be the first player to suffer a serious injury while taking that risk.
What is the purpose of the Union to discourage the players to no report to the offseason work? What kind of dumbassery is that if it means if they get hurt they don't get paid? He should sue the PA for the 10 million he will lose.
James experienced the injury while working out on his own, away from the team facility, according to Adam Schefter of ESPN. That he got hurt on his own — and not at the voluntary team workouts that many players are choosing not to attend this offseason — means the Broncos are not obligated to pay his $10 million salary for 2021.
One of the risks inherent in the NFL Players Association’s strategy of encouraging players not to report to offseason work was that a player would suffer a serious injury on his own, and James appears to be the first player to suffer a serious injury while taking that risk.
What is the purpose of the Union to discourage the players to no report to the offseason work? What kind of dumbassery is that if it means if they get hurt they don't get paid? He should sue the PA for the 10 million he will lose.
Hopefully the Broncos pay him anyway what they would have paid him had he been injured within Broncos' facilities out of a sense of loyalty to all of their players who are trying to find ways to stay ready for the season. I would just stay tuned on this one.
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James experienced the injury while working out on his own, away from the team facility, according to Adam Schefter of ESPN. That he got hurt on his own — and not at the voluntary team workouts that many players are choosing not to attend this offseason — means the Broncos are not obligated to pay his $10 million salary for 2021.
One of the risks inherent in the NFL Players Association’s strategy of encouraging players not to report to offseason work was that a player would suffer a serious injury on his own, and James appears to be the first player to suffer a serious injury while taking that risk.
What is the purpose of the Union to discourage the players to no report to the offseason work? What kind of dumbassery is that if it means if they get hurt they don't get paid? He should sue the PA for the 10 million he will lose.
Hopefully the Broncos pay him anyway what they would have paid him had he been injured within Broncos' facilities out of a sense of loyalty to all of their players who are trying to find ways to stay ready for the season. I would just stay tuned on this one.
Hopefully the Broncos pay him anyway what they would have paid him had he been injured within Broncos' facilities out of a sense of loyalty to all of their players who are trying to find ways to stay ready for the season. I would just stay tuned on this one.
Well...they may. but, again, why is the Player's Association discouraging them from doing their workouts at the team facilities? Seems to me an unnecessary risk that some team may in fact be a cockwad about it.....yet be perfectly within their rights to do so.
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Callie.... Callie... Callie...
SMH... Not exactly new "news", but I had not heard about it prior to today.
Cleveland Browns chief of staff Callie Brownson pleads no contest to OVI in Brunswick - The assistant coach pleaded no contest after being caught with an apparent blood alcohol level more than twice the legal limit.
CLEVELAND — Browns chief of staff Callie Brownson has pleaded no contest to charges of operating a vehicle while impaired (OVI) in Medina County, 3News has learned.
According to court records, Brownson was pulled over for speeding back on May 27 in Brunswick, where she lives. Police later asked her to take a breathalyzer test and she blew a .215, more than twice the legal limit.
Could be worse, I guess... -
KC big-contract DE Frank Clark arrested for driving with a visible Uzi
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Cal's favorite arrested...
https://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2021/06/21/zaven-collins-arrested-for-reckless-driving/
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Cal's favorite arrested...
https://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2021/06/21/zaven-collins-arrested-for-reckless-driving/
Cal's favorite arrested...
https://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2021/06/21/zaven-collins-arrested-for-reckless-driving/
So character???
"When you have a shared vision it is a lot easier to make unpopular decisions." - Paul DePodesta "When you win, say nothing. When you lose, say less." - Paul Brown Complete 2017 Browns Board Mock: http://thebrownsboard.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=46196 -
Cal's favorite arrested...
https://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2021/06/21/zaven-collins-arrested-for-reckless-driving/
So character???
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