BuffAlone

Well I think there's a difference between being an ideal fit for one position and not being able to play another. He knew he wasn't an ideal fit as a 3-4 OLB. Thats all he was saying. Fact is, he DID play it last year...so he in fact CAN, just not as well as he can at 4-3 DE

I agree whole heartedly John. If he is in fact 100% healthy after all these years( he even went as far as to say the issues started in HS!) then I am super excited to see what kind of pass rusher he can become on TOP of being an excellent edge setter. It can only bode well for us IMO

Lol..he didnt look horrible to me. He looked like a rookie 4-3 DE that was moved to an unnatural 3-4 OLB position who was already behind the "curve" due to his surgery. But hey, thats just my opinion Got a quote to back up why he was or was not drafted? Because that was exactly his strength at Clemson...setting the edge and cleaning up the mess left by the pass rush! So, to draft him as merely a sack artist is laughable, and not the truth

Or....maybe this is just an easier scheme for him?? But obviously he must be putting "blame" on someone lmao. For what exactly, im guessing only you know, cause I didn't see or hear any mention of the need to blame. Blame for what exactly?

IDK...he's a PA boy drafted by Philly. Depends on how many hard feelings he still has at them for trading him like they did

You mean SECOND ROUND prospect. I haven't heard any complaints as of yet to how he's grasping the "learning curve". He was a multi-year starter at LT in college. I think he's long since been converted

^^this should just about end the conversation into recreational/medical use. Im hoping the kid gets/stays healthy.

Ty for posting the link. Im not very PC saavy...especially from my phone lol

I dont think they've done it before. There's an article about it on BB.com As far as I can tell, its only 4 evening practices

He had no ties to the new regime. Hope its a decent round pick next year....

That joke translates perfectly👍

Isn't that EVERYONE'S rule? To go home alive?

I thought this was as universally humorous as a fart?

Luckily for him he dont play for the Packers!

My only point is, now that he HAS been diagnosed, he should be able to use whatever means necessary to positively treat his affliction. Everything regarding his past becomes a moot point.With a screen name like yours, you should know that "If I spring a leak, she mends me" And her name happens to be Mary Jane in this instance👍

I like the Rambo move alot. Kid played big in big moments. Another ILB? Im guessing they feel comfortable with the guys we have to play OLB then?seems more than likely a ST signing, but still....

So, reward someone hired to protect and serve for not shooting first and asking questions later? Yikes! That just goes to show how lowly our society has become. No dig at you,sir. Just a reference to society in general

So he was using recreationally before diagnosis, and suspended. All that changed after diagnosis. Now hw had a legit reason to medicate. At what point does one get the ok to take medication? Id say directly after diagnosis personally...

He was diagnosed in 2015. Im guessing it didn't take him long to self medicate thereafter

^ This 100%

Just a thought, but licensed carriers take their gun with them EVERYWHERE. Grocery stores, church, you name it. It was legal and legally conceled. If it were Texas, there never would have even been a ticket issued.I hope that the fact that FA DT's were brought in today is more a reflection of his/others' play, and has nothing to do with this situation

Yes, im aware he got busted for smoking pot in the past. That was recreational, and against the rules. Im not being had lol. My only point is now he has a legitimate right to have medicine that helps his condition. I understand the NFL's stance, and that their rules ultimately need to be followed. I just don't agree with their policy concerning it. At this point, it's a helpful treatment, regardless of his prior recreational usage.

Throwing his life away for pot? The only thing laughable and shallow is that statement. Are you claiming that pot has no medicinal value?? #educateYOURself Im still not even sure what your arguement is. I never said he claimed to have a prescription. To me, thats irrelevant. Completely. He has a disease in which pot helps to alleviate. Therefore, as I said, he has a right to use it...period. Same as you might someday if you got that disease, or glaucoma, or a number of other diseases. Just because you are some old school, anti drug guy(which is your perogitive) doesn't give you any right to bash a kid for taking medicine. Same as heroin junkies taking methadone. So, you should get off your personal crusade on this topic. It wasnt the point, nor the proper forum for that. I merely said that he has a disease and pot helps.so he should be allowed to use it. Btw..in 2015 there were 17,500 deaths due to illegal/illicit drugs in USA 25,000 due to prescription drugs 30,700 due to alcohol Zero due to pot Of course these numbers are overdoses and not related to other factors, such as accidents or homicides, but maybe that can help you see that pot is not the hardcore schedule 1 drug that has been indoctrinated to us by Uncle Scam

Ok? The point is, he's been a resident of states that are not offering med marijuana. He takes his own meds. He deserves to take meds for his affliction. What exactly is your point dude????? I agree. In this day and age, to ignore a simple, cheap, natural medicine is stupid imo