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I was 23 once too. I get it. I’m not ready to crucify the guy but somebody should aware him on what drugs and alcohol can do to your life. I have 3 years sober on the 19th, wish I never touched the stuff at all. Can be the difference between him getting the veteran minimum with his next contract or him making $20 million a year, choice is his to make. 

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28 minutes ago, CLTbills said:

And there was a big debate on this board and some of us got shredded for pointing out that it was an issue.

How in the he’ll is that an issue? Did you see him have any issue with coaches or teammates last year? Dude “ possibly”’made a mistake.  It sucks if he did, it is not a testament to his character.  Sure glad you have never made a mistake. 
 

Surprised they took blood, not surprised if he refused a breathalyzer . I was stopped about 6 years ago for speeding , had a roadie open , did all my tests perfectly . They said let’s do a breathalyzer just to be sure. Told em go take a flying leap. They had no basis to believe I was impaired. I would never take a breathalyzer , especially if I was a young black man. 

32 minutes ago, Warcodered said:

"He determined that the driver was impaired but by possibly something besides alcohol."

 

So with the blood draw and the gun that they found I don't know it's registered if it's fine or not but I guess we'll see how this all turns out.

 

Doesn't look great.

I did not see that quote. Is there another article , I only saw the PFT blog. Thx !

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Just now, Victory Formation said:

I was 23 once too. I get it. I’m not ready to crucify the guy but somebody should aware him on what drugs and alcohol can do to your life. I have 3 years sober on the 19th, wish I never touched the stuff at all. Can be the difference between him getting the veteran minimum with his next contract or him making $20 million a year, choice is his to make. 

 

Congratulations on your sobriety. Still, this idiot is a grown man, not a child 

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Houston isn’t in Montgomery county that’s Harris county it’s close to Houston. It’s legal to carry a firearm but only if you have a license for it and just like everywhere else there is no open alcoholic containers

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1 minute ago, Devilmann said:

Houston isn’t in Montgomery county that’s Harris county it’s close to Houston. It’s legal to carry a firearm but only if you have a license for it and just like everywhere else there is no open alcoholic containers

Open container is WAY different than DWI

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Just now, Joe in Winslow said:

 

Congratulations on your sobriety. Still, this idiot is a grown man, not a child 

Thank you much, sir. I appreciate that. He’s still a kid in many ways to me, 23 is still quite young, he’s still a baby mentally. Once again, somebody should tap him on the shoulder and let him know, hey, do you want to make veteran minimum or maybe get a $100 million dollar contract? Alcohol and drugs will rob this man of his potential. Alcohol goes down smoothly but it bites like a serpent.

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Just now, Victory Formation said:

Thank you much, sir. I appreciate that. He’s still a kid in many ways to me, 23 is still quite young, he’s still a baby mentally. Once again, somebody should tap him on the shoulder and let him know, hey, do you want to make veteran minimum or maybe get a $100 million dollar contract? Alcohol and drugs will rob this man of his potential. Alcohol goes down smoothly but it bites like a serpent.

 

By 23, I'd completed an enlistment, been married and divorced, and was nearly into the civilian workforce. We dote on people too much these days. 

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3 minutes ago, Joe in Winslow said:

 

By 23, I'd completed an enlistment, been married and divorced, and was nearly into the civilian workforce. We dote on people too much these days. 

So you made a mistake in a life choice by 23 , and this dude should be ostracized because he had a lapse in judgement?

 

 

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In a normal year, he would be in Buffalo for OTAs and workouts.  He will pay a price for this and hopefully use it as a lesson. Just dumb....at least he didn't harm anyone else or himself.

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2 minutes ago, plenzmd1 said:

So you made a mistake in a life choice by 23 , and this dude should be ostracized because he had a lapse in judgement?

 

 

 

Point is, dude should know better than to drive with an open container, man. Don't be obtuse. He's a grown man and should be held accountable for his stupidity.

 

Edit: I paid a price for my mistake. Why? Because I was an adult and mistakes have consequences.

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Just now, Joe in Winslow said:

 

Point is, dude should know better than to drive with an open container, man. Don't be obtuse. He's a grown man and should be held accountable for his stupidity.

I drive with an open container all the time, and I am 57. It’s a dumb law.  

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Well this is not something I wanted to wake up to on a Sunday morning.

Hopefully this is a turning point and a good life lesson for Ed.

Also if there is one position on the entire team the Bills are extremely deep at it is D tackle. This will be helpful if the Commish gives him a couple games off. If it was just a DWI maybe not much time off, but the gun is an entire other story. 

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2 minutes ago, Joe in Winslow said:

 

Then you're obviously not too bright, either. Whether or not it's a dumb law is meaningless. It's the law.

And I have never once had an issue or been cited for it. Just a heads up, I speed to, all the time, and that prolly way more dangerous than having a beer as I drive. 
 

glad to know you follow all “‘laws”’to T! 

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1 minute ago, plenzmd1 said:

And I have never once had an issue or been cited for it. Just a heads up, I speed to, all the time, and that prolly way more dangerous than having a beer as I drive. 
 

glad to know you follow all “‘laws”’to T! 

 

Ha. Of course not. But obeying the low hanging fruit to avoid potential interaction with Yahoo law enforcement seems to me to be a no brainer.

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10 minutes ago, plenzmd1 said:

I drive with an open container all the time, and I am 57. It’s a dumb law.  

I don't, but know plenty who do.  I got stopped in my 40's after a work "event."  I'd had a couple pops.  I blew right at the limit, but there was a discrepancy with the print out.  Something very inconsequential like 0.080 to 0.08.  Spent a few hours in the pen waiting after I called my wife.  Long story short, because of the very minor discrepancy the charge was changed to reckless driving (I didn't signal a lane change on the freeway).  That was enough of a wake up call for me.  No roadies here and if I drink more than two I don't drive.

 

Maybe this is Oliver's wake up.  I was skeptical of the pick but now that he's ours I take no pleasure in seeing him, or anyone else screw up.

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3 minutes ago, plenzmd1 said:

And I have never once had an issue or been cited for it. Just a heads up, I speed to, all the time, and that prolly way more dangerous than having a beer as I drive. 
 

glad to know you follow all “‘laws”’to T! 

 

If you can't not drink while driving, you may have a problem. 

 

People who act like drinking alcohol while driving is ok or normal need help. I'm not saying 1 or 2 gets would impair most people, but if it's against the law, and could impair you and you still feel like you need to, it's a problem.

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15 minutes ago, Cripple Creek said:

Not an advertisement, but these folks seem to lay out the Texas open container law for anyone interested.

https://www.dwi-texas.com/blog/2018/february/open-container-law-texas/

Texas law is moot ( thanks @JoPoy88for the correction) Didnt this happen in Montgomery County NY? Or am I misunderstanding that the gun was unregistered.

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3 minutes ago, Joe in Winslow said:

 

Ha. Of course not. But obeying the low hanging fruit to avoid potential interaction with Yahoo law enforcement seems to me to be a no brainer.

Well, o have had my license since 78, never been cited for an open container. 
 

now I gots big problem with driving while drunk , that rightly is and should be strictly enforced. I just don’t understand why if I have 3 beers in a bar, get in a car and drive home that is somehow okay, but if I have a beer as I am driving to the Home Depot and back it is somehow illegal, and worse to some people immoral. It’s a dumb law. What matters is how much I drink, not where I drink it. 
 

 

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9 minutes ago, Cripple Creek said:

I don't, but know plenty who do.  I got stopped in my 40's after a work "event."  I'd had a couple pops.  I blew right at the limit, but there was a discrepancy with the print out.  Something very inconsequential like 0.080 to 0.08.  Spent a few hours in the pen waiting after I called my wife.  Long story short, because of the very minor discrepancy the charge was changed to reckless driving (I didn't signal a lane change on the freeway).  That was enough of a wake up call for me.  No roadies here and if I drink more than two I don't drive.

 

Maybe this is Oliver's wake up.  I was skeptical of the pick but now that he's ours I take no pleasure in seeing him, or anyone else screw up.

Yep, agree should never drive drunk. 

9 minutes ago, cle23 said:

 

If you can't not drink while driving, you may have a problem. 

 

People who act like drinking alcohol while driving is ok or normal need help. I'm not saying 1 or 2 gets would impair most people, but if it's against the law, and could impair you and you still feel like you need to, it's a problem.

Did I say I have a beer every time I get in a car?
 

Good to know that we have banned all people driving from a restaurant and bar if they have had a drink. I think that law where they take your keys when you have had a beer was the right choice. 
 

Good to know they do the same thing at the Bills game. 
 

 

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15 minutes ago, plenzmd1 said:

And I have never once had an issue or been cited for it. Just a heads up, I speed to, all the time, and that prolly way more dangerous than having a beer as I drive. 
 

glad to know you follow all “‘laws”’to T! 

Wow. Do you text while speeding with an open beer too?

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Just now, Bob Chandler's Hands said:

Wow. Do you text while speeding with an open beer too?

Well, there were times when I was 23 where I prolly had a beer in one hand, a Marlboro Red in another hand, and had to drive and shift too! But that was way before phones. ! 

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