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Yeah being the primary suspect of a violent crime wouldn't be great for his bail, you're really not supposed to screw around when you're out on it.

https://www.espn.com/nfl/story/_/id/39925176/chiefs-rashee-rice-surrenders-police-charges-crash Yeah no that is not the stage this is at he's been charged turned himself in and been released on bond.

The UFL needs to find a way to survive off sponsorship of it's usefulness to the NFL. The League is obviously going to just see if it can struggle to survive because they hate spending money if they don't have to, but it does have a serious plus side for them for it to exist.

No I'm thinking of bail, part of being out on bail is that it's an agreement with the Judge that you aren't a danger, getting charged/being a major suspect of an assault does not seem to be fulfilling that.

So not for nothing but if he's out on bail, wouldn't this assault charge be like a serious violation of his release?

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Yeah that's not what you were arguing.

His first one sure but one about the second one?

If this was true then those charts would change because they'd be inaccurate, that's just fundamentally poor logic.

Like I'm still struggling to get where this is coming from with people, like I get it with the 1st round and to an extent the 2nd but it was the 4th round and not even a high 4th round pick, like if you wanted them to do something else I get that but I don't see how in general that's too high a spot to take a RB.

Every rookie QB has a ton of coverage of what they're doing to improve in their first couple years in the NFL.

Yeah all Beane needs to look smart is to hit on Coleman, that happens and he got his guy and picked up better draft position to improve the team further in the draft. Perspective would "look" even better if the Chiefs miss also the Panthers to a lesser extent.

People just really have a hard on for getting rid of Hamlin, just obsessed with the idea he's only here because of what happened, the idea he's safety depth is apparently absurd.