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Without a drag racing partner, there is no drag racing conviction. Essentially it's speeding and hitting a tree. If you want to talk about how he could have killed someone, you'd have to do the same with every case of speeding and the NFL doesn't want to get into that.

Remind me where I said he could have killed someone? I was saying they don't need legal proof, and even if a shaky situation paired with another arrest you might see a game off.

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Remind me where I said he could have killed someone? I was saying they don't need legal proof, and even if a shaky situation paired with another arrest you might see a game off.

I think that was aimed at another poster. I think we should be wary of a suspension. But the NFL is so inconsistent with their punishment.

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Remind me where I said he could have killed someone? I was saying they don't need legal proof, and even if a shaky situation paired with another arrest you might see a game off.

I didn't say you said he could have killed someone, but that's been the inference from more than a few posters. And while they don't need legal proof, they need more than just supposition. Drag racing, by definition, requires a partner, otherwise it's speeding, and that's why I was steadfast in saying that Dareus shouldn't have accepted the plea deal and would get off with a traffic ticket. If anything, the spice charge alone will be what may merit a suspension, but again he complied with the court's pre-trial diversion, it was a non-violent crime, and the NFL doesn't ban it.

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I didn't say you said he could have killed someone, but that's been the inference from more than a few posters. And while they don't need legal proof, they need more than just supposition. Drag racing, by definition, requires a partner, otherwise it's speeding, and that's why I was steadfast in saying that Dareus shouldn't have accepted the plea deal and would get off with a traffic ticket. If anything, the spice charge alone will be what may merit a suspension, but again he complied with the court's pre-trial diversion, it was a non-violent crime, and the NFL doesn't ban it.

Well, you did say "if you want to say...." In reply to my post so I figured you were trying to use that in retort to my reasonable point instead of arguing against the known troll.

 

The NFL doesn't ban it is true but that simply means it falls under conduct instead of substance - which means the two issues stack in the same category. Alone it hasn't been a suspension previously. Drag racing I could see falling either way but not know the precedent. Two arrests in one offseason though could easily end in a game off. We will see. I think it's pretty close to the edge.

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Well, you did say "if you want to say...." In reply to my post so I figured you were trying to use that in retort to my reasonable point instead of arguing against the known troll.

 

The NFL doesn't ban it is true but that simply means it falls under conduct instead of substance - which means the two issues stack in the same category. Alone it hasn't been a suspension previously. Drag racing I could see falling either way but not know the precedent. Two arrests in one offseason though could easily end in a game off. We will see. I think it's pretty close to the edge.

That was a generic "you." My posts aren't mean just for the person to whom I'm replying.

 

And again, it will be interesting to see how Sir Roger rules on this one.

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I saw that yesterday Regarding the spice charge, he got what anyone would have gotten for a first time non-violent offense in 'Bama. And as for the drag racing incident, he got what anyone who had a halfway competent lawyer would have gotten.

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That guy is a joke. He's like Rochester version of Jerry Sullivan.

 

Most people would have gotten a blurb in the police blotter and had community service. It would have been quickly forgotten. Dareus was front page news.

 

It was dumb but there is so much double standard here. I hate Vick and think he is trash. But how many dog fighters have gotten the punishment he has? Sometimes, it is worse to be a famous person because you are used to be made an example of.

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I think the Bills would be more than comfortable in resigning Dareus but i believe it will take a small miracle from Overdorf to be able to resign him with all the money they have signed FA's this year plus the contracts that will be coming up next year .

 

I think next year has a lot of obstacle's to over come as far as the cap is concerned !!

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I think the Bills would be more than comfortable in resigning Dareus but i believe it will take a small miracle from Overdorf to be able to resign him with all the money they have signed FA's this year plus the contracts that will be coming up next year .

 

I think next year has a lot of obstacle's to over come as far as the cap is concerned !!

i actually think they have been structuring the contracts all along with the plan of how to sign Dareus. They have identified him as a core building block for the team. They won't just start trying to figure out how to work his deal under the cap now.
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i actually think they have been structuring the contracts all along with the plan of how to sign Dareus. They have identified him as a core building block for the team. They won't just start trying to figure out how to work his deal under the cap now.

 

100%. If Dareus leaves Buffalo, it more than likely won't be for more money or a better deal.

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That guy is a joke. He's like Rochester version of Jerry Sullivan.

 

Most people would have gotten a blurb in the police blotter and had community service. It would have been quickly forgotten. Dareus was front page news.

 

It was dumb but there is so much double standard here. I hate Vick and think he is trash. But how many dog fighters have gotten the punishment he has? Sometimes, it is worse to be a famous person because you are used to be made an example of.

 

The DA said that he was being treated more harshly due to his celebrity status. That's why they came up with the plea deal.

 

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I think the ridiculous part is that part of the plea deal requires him to hold a camp for high school students.Just what you want ,a known drug abuser with enough poor judgement to engage in an unauthorized speed contest on a public street influencing young minds.No thank you Mr. Dareus, our community seeks a higher class of teacher.


That guy is a joke. He's like Rochester version of Jerry Sullivan.

Most people would have gotten a blurb in the police blotter and had community service. It would have been quickly forgotten. Dareus was front page news.

It was dumb but there is so much double standard here. I hate Vick and think he is trash. But how many dog fighters have gotten the punishment he has? Sometimes, it is worse to be a famous person because you are used to be made an example of.

Yeah, this guy is a joke because he has an expectation of players conducting themselves with a standard of following the law .Its funny how you support the drug abuse and dangerous actions on our public streets but you criticize this writer.Someone is a complete joke but its NOT these writers.

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I think the ridiculous part is that part of the plea deal requires him to hold a camp for high school students.Just what you want a known drug abuser with enough poor judgement to engage in an unauthorized speed contest on a public street influencing young minds.No thank you Mr. Dareus, my son seeks a higher class of teacher.

Yeah, this guy is a joke because he has an expectation of players conducting themselves with a standard of following the law .Its funny how you support the drug abuse and dangerous actions on our public streets but you criticize this writer.Someone is a complete joke but its NOT these writers.

Folks, please step aside as the troll is not good around small children.

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Folks, please step aside as the troll is not good around small children.

That's cute Joe but how about a response with some substance? Go ahead,give an argument to support this lawlessness.If a troll follows laws and expects that our pro athletes follow suit then I'm proud to be your troll

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That's cute Joe but how about a response with some substance? Go ahead,give an argument to support this lawlessness.If a troll follows laws and expects that our pro athletes follow suit then I'm proud to be your troll

Why are you even here? I've never read you say one good thing about the Bills. Doug, you're the one that chose to leave, not us.

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I think the ridiculous part is that part of the plea deal requires him to hold a camp for high school students.Just what you want ,a known drug abuser with enough poor judgement to engage in an unauthorized speed contest on a public street influencing young minds.No thank you Mr. Dareus, our community seeks a higher class of teacher.

 

Yeah, this guy is a joke because he has an expectation of players conducting themselves with a standard of following the law .Its funny how you support the drug abuse and dangerous actions on our public streets but you criticize this writer.Someone is a complete joke but its NOT these writers.

looked at a different way, maybe he can talk to kids about how he was able to put these mistakes behind him and talk about why he is choosing the right path from now on. Also it's a free camp so maybe there will be some lower income kids there, he can talk about how he overcame the hardship he experienced as a youth. I don't approve of what he did either but if it scared him straight and he realizes how lucky he was that he didn't hurt anyone or himself and it has led him toward needed self improvement, I think that's a good message.
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looked at a different way, maybe he can talk to kids about how he was able to put these mistakes behind him and talk about why he is choosing the right path from now on. Also it's a free camp so maybe there will be some lower income kids there, he can talk about how he overcame the hardship he experienced as a youth. I don't approve of what he did either but if it scared him straight and he realizes how lucky he was that he didn't hurt anyone or himself and it has led him toward needed self improvement, I think that's a good message.

Yolo, I always appreciate your insight on these forums.You are a welcome bit of reason here. Thanks.

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For a while there I thought you were a troll. But that was such a lame response I have to reconsider the fact you might really be that dumb. ;)

Thank you Kelly.Some day when you get to college you'll understand that a professor wont allow hit and run answers in a debate.Its considered intellectually lazy.Calling other people dumb and troll are easy but most people would enjoy reading you trying to substantiate your views. I usually don't waste my time in dialogue with posters that are limited to name calling but today I thought I'd try to help you because you seem like you need it. Have a nice day Kelly.

 

I don't need multiple sentences to formulate my opinion about your posts.

Exactly,your opinions only require four words at most.Think about that.

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Thank you Kelly.Some day when you get to college you'll understand that a professor wont allow hit and run answers in a debate.Its considered intellectually lazy.Calling other people dumb and troll are easy but most people would enjoy reading you trying to substantiate your views. I usually don't waste my time in dialogue with posters that are limited to name calling but today I thought I'd try to help you because you seem like you need it. Have a nice day Kelly.

Exactly,your opinions only require four words at most.Think about that.

It does not take a thesis to give a opinion......

 

Sometimes less is better

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Thank you Kelly.Some day when you get to college you'll understand that a professor wont allow hit and run answers in a debate.Its considered intellectually lazy.Calling other people dumb and troll are easy but most people would enjoy reading you trying to substantiate your views. I usually don't waste my time in dialogue with posters that are limited to name calling but today I thought I'd try to help you because you seem like you need it. Have a nice day Kelly.

 

Exactly,your opinions only require four words at most.Think about that.

Calling other people dumb and troll *is easy

 

But go ahead, continue to talk about college...

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i actually think they have been structuring the contracts all along with the plan of how to sign Dareus. They have identified him as a core building block for the team. They won't just start trying to figure out how to work his deal under the cap now.

I've been thinking lately that they could possibly let Dareus walk in order to have the space to sign our other big paydays upcoming (Gilmore & Glenn). Gilmore, after a year playing in Rex's system, will possibly become the highest paid corner in the league. I'd love to know which guy Rex thinks is more crucial to his defense.

 

This is for anyone with good knowledge of the salary cap. If Dareus and Gilmore both get top contracts, will they be able to sign Glenn? Not having a high paid QB helps, but if EJ/Taylor/Meh play well, they'll be needing contracts too.

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I've been thinking lately that they could possibly let Dareus walk in order to have the space to sign our other big paydays upcoming (Gilmore & Glenn). Gilmore, after a year playing in Rex's system, will possibly become the highest paid corner in the league. I'd love to know which guy Rex thinks is more crucial to his defense.

This is for anyone with good knowledge of the salary cap. If Dareus and Gilmore both get top contracts, will they be able to sign Glenn? Not having a hit paid QB helps, but if EJ/Taylor/Meh play will, they'll be needing contracts too.

Yes. Glenn is a solid LT, but he isn't top 5.

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I've been thinking lately that they could possibly let Dareus walk in order to have the space to sign our other big paydays upcoming (Gilmore & Glenn). Gilmore, after a year playing in Rex's system, will possibly become the highest paid corner in the league. I'd love to know which guy Rex thinks is more crucial to his defense.

 

This is for anyone with good knowledge of the salary cap. If Dareus and Gilmore both get top contracts, will they be able to sign Glenn? Not having a high paid QB helps, but if EJ/Taylor/Meh play well, they'll be needing contracts too.

imo both Glenn - and to a lesser degree - Gilmore, are more replaceable than Dareus. Anyway I do think they can sign all 3. The cap and contracts are all fluid. But the players will have to want to stay to get a deal to work.
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imo both Glenn - and to a lesser degree - Gilmore, are more replaceable than Dareus. Anyway I do think they can sign all 3. The cap and contracts are all fluid. But the players will have to want to stay to get a deal to work.

Good points. I think Dareus is the best DT in football. I think Gilmore will be one of the best. Glenn probably is the most replaceable.

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The DA in Dareus' case said that? If so, do you have a link?

 

 

Marcell Dareus was allowed to plead guilty to two traffic violations in a high-profile street-racing case after prosecutors came to realize they were treating the Buffalo Bills All-Pro defensive lineman differently than an ordinary defendant.

Erie County District Attorney Frank A. Sedita III on Tuesday afternoon related a conversation he had a few weeks ago with Bethany Solek, the prosecutor handling the Dareus case.

“Are we treating him differently because of his notoriety?” Sedita said he asked. “She said, ‘Frankly, I think we are.’ ”

Sedita said that didn’t sit well with him.

 

 

http://www.buffalonews.com/city-region/bills-marcell-dareus-pleads-guilty-to-violations-in-crash-20150407

 

Are we good?

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Yes thanks, and relax.

 

I just got annoyed because it was the third time in a week somebody asked me to get a link for them. The last one - after I went searching for it, and provided it, he then said thanks, but I can't read it at work. :wallbash: :wallbash: :wallbash:

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