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I would love and it and it certainly wouldnt shock me. I wonder if his teammates are tired of all the drama queen non-sense from Aaron.

What else do you think his lawyer is going to say? Next step for the lawyers will be to attack the veracity of the test.

Let me think....no.

I swear Jarius Byrd while on the Bills was one of the luckiest football players I have ever seen and much of Byrd's success has to do with Mark Sanchez airmailing him interceptions. He parlayed those ints into some big contracts. After he left the Bills had had 3 interceptions in 4 seasons, while on the Bills had 22 in 5 seasons.

That was about the worst offensive play i have ever seen, the announcers were right, "the football follies continue".

Yeah the Pats could be a problem. As for the Jets, i have to assume the Bengal game was a fluke, watched the highlight of the game and have a hard to seeing how Michael White threw for over 400 yards.

I don't think this would work, too many real time decisions like matchups, injuries or exhaustion.

His last drive against the Bills was one sloppy way to end his career.

Is yours a real question? Yes it is a real question. If he gets off for by some legal maneuvering and everyone "knows" he killed someone due to drunk driving, i think there would be a lot of hesitancy on the past of NFL teams to use him. And you are wrong, not all 32 teams would go for him, I can promise you the Texans wouldn't. I would bet the Bills wouldn't. But some team probably would, they gave Vick another chance but that was a different world back then.

Probably and imo, sadly correct, yep the Chiefs. Henry and Britt can hang out as drinking buds.

Unless he cops a plea he will plead not guilty.

If by some legal miracle he gets away with this, would an NFL team give him another chance? I would hope not, if he is proven to have been drinking and the driver.

I agree with you. I wasnt even going to respond to someone seeking capital punishment, that is absurd.

No but this is exactly why you have manslaughter and involuntary manslaughter.

Tell that to the family of the deceased. Deceased is a lot more extreme.

Yep, involuntary manslaughter.

I was going to mention the possibility but didnt want to be flamed here for jumping to conclusions. He get the best lawyer in Las Vegas.

David Chesnoff, gotta be the same guy, he is the go to lawyer in Las Vegas when you are in trouble, he must bill $2k/hour, big DUI lawyer. He was also involved in with that lunatic from Houston Robert Durst from where I know of him.

The NFL should just bite the bullet and have every play watched "in New York" and be able to ring officials if they see something egregious. Plus that would help take out the human element....being intimidated by the home crowd or screamed at by Coaches.

No it hasn't. The rules are getting more and more complex every year like what is a catch, what is roughing the passer, etc etc. Then on top of that you have multiple camera angles in super slow motion and they highlight the bad calls over and over again. So it APPEARS as though officiating is getting worse but given the challenges i think it has stayed the same if not improved slightly.

That was a classic. Dudnt he also facemask Aaron Donald escaping from him, that was beautiful. Dawson Knox versus the Bengals was anther great Bills angry run.

His best "angry run" of all time was for the first down against Dallas on Thanksgiving

Are you going to beat this debate with hypotheticals over and over again? I got it it already.

I never said it was classless and yes we will disagree. As others pointed out i certainly didnt want Josh exposed to a potentially angry opponent on a near meaningless 2 pt conversion. If Belichek had down what we did i think the responses here would be radically different. Irrelevant, we won.

Not even CLOSE to what Miami had to do. So what if Detroit fumbled it and Philly ran it in for a score and it only took three seconds, are you going to tell me Miami could have scored two touchdown in 3 seconds. Analogy fails.