Warcodered

Yeah going back and looking up what happened with Henry Ruggs and he got an indefinite suspension, and while it's clearly not an excuse he was at least extremely impaired when he decided going over 100mph was a good idea, Rice was either sober or avoided being caught not and facilitated not one but two vehicles going 100+ down the road right next to each other. But it's not as bad because nobody died, just like Russian Roulet is only stupid when you lose. Recklessly endanger peoples lives meh sounds like a fine, risk the team playbook fire that bastard into the sun!

Yeah definitely take it with a grain of salt. Will say that with the player recruitment it amounted to wishful thinking and trying to will two sides to being closer to the same page, with this all he'd need is to just have an idea of what Beane is thinking. Which in previous seasons he did shadow him at the combine at they definitely seemed pretty close, who knows if that's really the case or still true.

Walton Goggins always good.

Yeah trading back made sense since it seemed like one of the guys they were looking at WR would still be there so do it and improve your position/get more capital in the draft deeper in. But moving back 13 feels like you're really flirting with missing one of the guys you're looking at.

The real killer got to him before they could.

This would be just after he lamented the days Al Capone could just kill people he didn't like......you know like a stable sane person does. 😒

But how was OJ to ever expect his own body to kill him, he's the last person anyone would ever suspect.....

So apparently at least one person remembers Eragon which was such a ripoff of Star Wars and Lord of the Rings, also I guess the Independent candidate is like Rocket Raccoon?

He does seem to really like Josh.

I do still find it amusing that he made that book and because he'd lost the civil case he then lost control of the rights to it and they then changed the cover to this.

I'm starting to notice a pattern.

That's because the system isn't for proving innocence, it's for punishing criminality while protecting people's right to presumed innocence. I know the process of getting cleared/retrial or however it is, is more difficult not sure if it's the same as being proven innocent, don't know not as familiar with that concept, just think I remember it being more difficult due to a loss of the presumption of innocence or something, not sure there is anything that proves innocence in our system not really what it's built for.

To be fair to them they market themselves well, have to give them credit for that if nothing else.

We draft a flashy WR and they'll be right back to talking the Bills up so I'd take it with a grain of salt for now.

Yes the point was being made that it's not "proven innocent" it's "not guilty" I was saying that it'd be strange for it to be "proven innocent" and then lose the liable case, because it'd essentially be like you said that 90-95% but going in the opposite direction for innocence.

The practical difference is it's not about you being innocent, not guilty just means they haven't done enough to prove that you're guilty, that's the point, if you had to prove yourself innocent it would be much higher burden because you'd have to actually prove it there wouldn't be an automatic assumption of innocence.

Well we have lost a lot Special Teamers this year.

The difference is very obvious "not guilty"- means they didn't find enough to say that you are guilty. "Proven innocent"- means they found enough to say you are innocent.

We had Siran Neal on STs I think, I remember that still of him having like 3 guys on him as a gunner but he fell off which is too bad.

So did he get the NFL network coverage like normal or did he manage to prevent that with his reputation.

Yeah it'd be weird for him to be proven innocent and then found civilly liable.

Perhaps too close....prostate cancer....so an inside job.

I'm pretty sure he wrote a book. But now who will continue the search for the real killer?

Some random people on twitter reacting to the story suggested they removed a firearm which that could be wild speculation, but they are in Texas, and from when they tried to give Ed Oliver that DUI having a firearm in the vehicle while committing a crime is another misdemeanor not sure how that's worse than leaving the scene of an accident.

Yeah I definitely never count out the rich/powerful/or adjacent to it from getting bailed out trouble the rest of us wouldn't, on a positive note he's not in trouble in the same State or district as the team he plays for. Maybe could plea down to lesser charges, it's hard to see this not being serious though with how aggressive they went at him though.