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Maurice Cluckett was suck a dope, he never got his millions. Some guys are no class people and they suffer eventually, bigtime.

@canton-mike said:

"But your HONOR, I was PRACTICIN' gettin' relaxed for the game. I can't catch a DAMN thing sober!!"

Mike

Nah Mike it's the other way around. The reason Edwards drops so many passes in games is he can't figure out which of the three balls he's seeing is the real one. :lol: :lol:

Oh- and on a more serious note- the reason Edwards DID get pulled over was he was driving around @ 5AM! in a pimpmobile Land Rover that had the windows too blacked out to be legal. Shades of Kevin Mack way back doing blow on E 55th in a similar vehicle. Don't be TOO damn conspicuous.

Oh Braylon- didn't anything about your pal Donte sink into your head? Apparently not. Wazza matta, that 24\7 limo service the Jets have for their players not good enough for ya? Finally, you're still on probation for smacking LeBron's little pal around- you better hope the judge in Cow Town Cleveland doesn't send you to the slammer (he can) for a probation violation. I hope your research on finding out if New York City's jails are superior to Cleveland's has turned out well. Or did you just want to see how Plaxico was doing?

Now will Ryan privately kick BE's ass? If he doesn't, he should. Goodell probably will- he's got enough ammo now to suspend him for four games. I'd hazard a guess a guy Edwards size that blew a 0.16 @ 5AM probably killed off about a fifth of Grey Goose over the course of an evening- not exactly what most trainers would recommend as a steady diet to stay in top football shape during the season.

Curse Mangini all you want to- this may well have been one of his best moves to date.

Posted by Mike Florio on September 21, 2010 9:29 PM ET

Many think that the Jets should have gone farther with the play-but-won't-start discipline imposed on receiver Braylon Edwards. Though the labor agreement, in theory, prevents them from deactivating him with pay, it would have been very unwise for Edwards -- a free agent in 2011 -- to make a bad situation worse by taking a stand under circumstances suggesting that he wasn't taking responsibility.

But the Jets presumably placed winning on Sunday against the Dolphins over sending a message. The attitude isn't surprising, given that the team's recent personnel moves indicate a decidedly short-term, win-now focus.

Regardless, the team has every right to be very upset with Edwards and the men who reportedly were in the vehicle with him -- left tackle D'Brickashaw Ferguson and defensive end Vernon Gholston. As Chris Mortensen of ESPN pointed out earlier today, the Jets conducted a team meeting last week to distribute a flyer explaining the Player Protect program, which provides no-cost transportation by limo from a "full service security and security driving company."

So it wasn't just one player who failed to connect the two dots and seek out a free ride. It was three.

And not only did they fail to take advantage of a free limo ride, but they also let the guy with the blood alcohol concentration of 0.16 percent drive.

On that point, we've been privately accosted by a member of the New York media for suggesting that Ferguson and Gholston were as drunk as or drunker than Edwards. Frankly, we're not sure what's worse -- three drunks allowing the guy who is perceived to be the most sober get behind the wheel or two sober guys deciding that the drunk guy should be their chauffeur.

Either way, three members of the Jets' starting lineup had an opportunity to avoid a major embarrassment for the franchise, and they failed.

The real crime i think...was the beard!

@1-more-season said:

Idiot!

Braylon's poor judgmet calls for a theme song for him:

"But your HONOR, I was PRACTICIN' gettin' relaxed for the game. I can't catch a DAMN thing sober!!"

Mike

Word is though that it wasn't his fault. He would have been in bed by midnight but the 5-hr energy drink kicked in.

Super star talents with no character just end up in trouble with the law, or causing trouble in the lockerroom...

or on the field....

SO glad Mangini and co. got Braylons stupid arse out of town !!!!

@ballpeen said:

Most people don't leave the door thinking they are going out to get hammered. It just happens in most cases.

I heard the NYPD wanted to throw the book at Braylon Edwards. But he couldn't catch that either. BWAHAHAHAHAHAHA

@kosar_for_president said:

The same reason poor people drink and drive. Their judgment becomes impaired and they make a poor choice.

Most people don't leave the door thinking they are going out to get hammered. It just happens in most cases.

The punk

Idiot!