http://www.nfl.com/news/story/0ap100...of-2013-season
D'oh, he was the lone bright spot in that franchise.
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http://www.nfl.com/news/story/0ap100...of-2013-season
D'oh, he was the lone bright spot in that franchise.
Awesome player but IIRC had a couple red flags pre-draft.
Idiot
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It takes a special kind of moron to fail the weed test twice.
Now you see why the Ravens are shying away from drafting players with red flags coming into the draft.
$10m in bonuses up in smoke *smh*
Maybe we can trade Christian Thompson for him.
You say this every time yet it happens maybe five or six a year, maybe its easier to fail than you think?Quote:
Originally Posted by HoustonRaven
Uh, yea...it's called you smoke weed and get caught. I don't see how it could be made any easier. Here's a solution, idiot NFL players - STOP. SMOKING. WEED. I don't see what's so difficult about that. You're making millions of freaking dollars. Why is getting high so important that you'd chance losing playing time, your image and your team's image just for that?Quote:
Originally Posted by arnie_uk
LOL...Thompson had a golden opportunity to compete for the starting SS spot. With the drafting of Elam, he will now be home for the month of September, to contemplate his stupidity... BcQuote:
Originally Posted by OhThePossibilities
That's not the point of that question. Huston says its not hard to beat the weed tests every time someone fails, but maybe it is harder than he believes it to be. Obviously don't smoke is the easy answer, but that's not what Houston was saying made him the idiot, it was failing the test. I'm not sure why he thinks its so easy to pass the weed test, maybe he can elaborate a bitQuote:
Originally Posted by rlh445
The point is it's an announced test, meaning they know when they have to stop smoking, but don't.Quote:
Originally Posted by arnie_uk