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Hitting someone and driving away is a crime. Marshawn did hit someone, and he did drive away. Or at minimum, someone driving his car hit someone and drove away. Just because someone has the right to not incriminate themselves does not mean that they did not commit a crime. If you're going to dispute that this is what happened, I don't want to argue with you, it's not worth the effort.
The incident was investigated fully and there was no evidence that Lynch knew he hit the woman. I agree that he did hit her, but unwittingly, and thus unwittingly left the scene, and thus got the traffic infraction. I guess that could be called a "crime."
There was speculation on this board about what was painted on his lawn; what's come out since then is that it was not a racial epithet, but basically said: "Learn to take a knee" with the score of the game, and a graphic depiction of the male anatomy.My mistake on what was actually written, but it's still inappropriate. If this were done all the time, there'd be a lot of players' lawns messed-up after games.
But it's good that the DA is looking to press charges while McKelvin is not.
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What did certain Bills player learn by "going through the system" and getting "a slap on the wrist"? Did it prevent another crime (within a year or so?)?
What crime did Lynch commit again, WEO, prior to his egregious crime of having a gun in the trunk of his car? Exercising his 5th amendment rights? Yeah, HUGE crime there.
Nice try.
Leo would be a credible "victim" if he demonstrated appropriate outrage immediately after grass blade genocide was committed on his lawn--and pressed charges. But he didn't. Now he's decided to press charges on these two criminal masterminds??One would think it wouldn't be possible to fumble this decision....
Again I am entertained by all the posters who initially gave him props for NOT pressing charges who are now praising his decision to nail these sick sick bastards.
It's just innocent teenage hijinks. Spray painting "niggar" (sic) on a lawn is perfectly acceptable behavior. Now, if some black kids had spray painted "cracker" on Trent's lawn after any number of crap games last year...
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AVP agreed with TO.
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What's even funnier? Everyone is running around saying that waste and corruption in Medicare is so rampant that, once fixed, it will pay for three-quarters of a universal health care plan. But THIS corruption is somehow different?
What's even funnier still is that ACORN was supposed to be a player in health care reform.
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The Bucs will likely be without Bryant, and WILL be without their center, Jeff Faine, and have no other true center on the roster. Game over.
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What this says to me is, if you lose a game like that, its ok. There will be no message sent to the team or choaching staff. Good showing though.
Wow, what a great idea. After every big game loss, someone gets fired. It could be like Trump's "The Apprentice."
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Sweed>>>> Hardy
Based on what? Surely not on their short time in the NFL.
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Sweed>>>> Hardy
Based on what?
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He was lousy when he was healthy and he'll be lousy when he comes back from the injury. Just because a guy is a high draft pick doesn't mean he can play. See Eric Flowers, JP Losman, Mike Williams, and Ryan Denney as recent prime examples.
It could have been worse. They could have drafted Limas Sweed. At least Hardy caught 2 TD's, one of them a game-winning TD.
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Good catch on Buggs being a 2nd year guy, I overlooked that. I probably would work Johnson in slowly behind both Mitchell and Ellison to see where he fits best and let Buggs decide his own fate in the middle. Supposedly Fewell said Ellison could slip inside(I know ) and Harris would go outside. In that case once again Johnson could rotate with Harris till he gets more comfortable in the bills scheme. Doc, you also raise a good question on how much to give up and how to approach a contract extension. If I'm in charge (God help us all!!! ), I would give up a 3rd if an extension was worked out before hand and a fourth or a fifth if not. His speed and coverage skills alone would raise the D up another needed notch. IMO a big DT like Bamas Cody would then be a final piece of the puzzle to make the D really good.....
I agree. The Bills need to concentrate on defense, particularly DT and LB, in the next draft. Although I like the potential of Harris and Palmer.
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Didn't see this posted, but since the Williams bros. aren't getting suspended over the StarCaps thing, neither will Grant and Smith. I don't have a link, just heard it on ESPN yesterday.
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There does not have to be any collusion for the owner to know that crabtree and anyone associated with Eugene Parker are to be avoided like N1R1.
"N1R1?" Did you mean R2D2?
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He'd be a huge improvement over Ellison OR Mitchell in the Cover 2, and I don't think anybody is looking at him as a longterm answer in the middle. It's just the fear of a rookie in the middle until Poz is back. Speaking of Poz, I also think that Derrick Johnson is EXACTLY the type of LB he needs on one side of him to take his game to the next level.
Buggs is a 2nd year player for the Bills. Although you could technically call him a rookie, he knows the playbook and calls.
And again, the problem with DJ is that his contract is up at the end of the year and then he's an UFA. What pick would you give up and would you give him an extension immediately after trading for him, or wait until later?
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Johnson was an OLB prospect and moved inside at the end of last year. And now the Chefs are looking to bench and trade him. He'd be almost useless as a MLB in the Bills' system, since he doesn't know the defense, but could be a developmental type for later. But he's a 5th year player and probably in the last year of his contract, which makes things dicey. Do you trade for him and give him an extension without knowing if he's worth it?
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So now that Kelsey is back in the good graces of TBD who is the new whipping boy?
Gee, who could it be?
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For cheap depth, sure. If not, pass.
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The ST's also lost the Cowboys Monday Nighter with the botched onsides recovery.
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That HAS to change. I remember in the first Bills-Dallas SB where Kelly was always snap the ball on 2 and Dallas picked-up on it and that's how they shut down the offense and knocked Kelly out.
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Jauron should have told April, but he rarely communicates with his coaches. I imagine April wouldn't have been overstepping his authority to give that instruction w/o Jauron's say-so as it's obviously the right call. Of course in the 1-10000 chance he fumbles ( ) April's keister is hanging in the breeze.
The fumble is one no one other than a) McKelvin
and b) the guy who decided to put him back there to return it, considering he fumbled earlier in the game. 
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Shouldn't April have told him what to do? He is the Special Teams Coordinator after all.
And I had no problem with him bringing it out of the endzone. It was the fighting for extra yards which led to him getting stripped that was stupid.
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What did they gain on the play?
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In other news, the grassy knoll shooter was captured, Neil Armstrong gave a tour of the moon walk Hollywood studio, and George Bush's credit card records show he bought the 9/11 hijackers airline tickets
Maybe they don't get as many penalty's because they are a BETTER TEAM?
They are a better team, but they do get away with more penalties.
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I mean no offense, but that statement is the truest definition of homer bias.
But I'll bite. What makes you sure if it was Moss pushing off that blatantly that he would not be called?
Obviously you've never seen Moss play. He pushes-off all the time and gets away with it.
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Can they not do a central line?
Study links 45,000 deaths per year due to lack of insurance
in Politics, Polls, and Pundits
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Here's where the "credibility factor" plummets:
And I have a suggestion on what we can do: tell people to eat, sleep, and exercise properly, and avoid high risk activities. But like everything else, it's too hard and throwing money at the problem is the answer.