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Buffalo Bob 11-17-2019, 10:15 PM You call beating a guy unconscious who was no longer fighting back a "poor life choice"? That one was on tape, Montae is a POS as a human being, plain and simple.
Yes, I do.
Seriously? How would you feel if you or one of your loved ones was drug out into the street and beaten till you or they had permanent brain damage by one of Montae's "poor life choices"?
Schneed10 11-18-2019, 09:36 AM Idk Schneed, if we start railing against any Redskins for hanging out in places where people are doing serious drugs (aka a club) our roster might end up pretty thin at the important spots. I think most NFL players aren't cautious about when to partake because they have a good general idea of when they're going to be tested.
It really wouldn't surprise me to find out they were all doing molly/e/whatever. And the NFL hands out scripts like candy, maybe she OD'd off Montae's supply.
Did anyone hold Montae in good character before this? I'd dump him because he's not that good of a player and now he's making repeatedly poor life choices.
If they're hanging out in clubs late at night during the season then getting rid of all of those players is EXACTLY what we need to change the culture around here.
How anybody goes along thinking any of these things are acceptable is beyond me.
mooby 11-18-2019, 10:10 AM Seriously? How would you feel if you or one of your loved ones was drug out into the street and beaten till you or they had permanent brain damage by one of Montae's "poor life choices"?
A. we don't know the events leading up to it. All I know is Montae made a poor life choice deciding to act with his fists instead of talking it out.
mooby 11-18-2019, 10:15 AM If they're hanging out in clubs late at night during the season then getting rid of all of those players is EXACTLY what we need to change the culture around here.
How anybody goes along thinking any of these things are acceptable is beyond me.
I'm just saying, in today's league talented players are also headcases for a reason. The kind of headcases that are willing to go out partying on a Fri/Sat night before a game.
Do you not read players stories that they put out there? I'd say partying during a game week is probably a leaguewide problem. Maybe the Pats are the exception because Belichick has won 6 SB's, but you think Antonio Brown wasn't doing whatever the hell he wanted when he was with the Steelers (another "model" organization with the proper culture).
If you want talented guys on your team you're gonna have to put up with their ego's too. The Kerrigans of the NFL world (team first, does his job good, will never have off-the-field trouble) are a rarity.
Chico23231 11-18-2019, 10:36 AM Mooby think about this....
As a Football player, my behavior on and off the field is under a microscope. I know this, so ignorance isn't an excuse.
Im extremely privileged to make a ton of money and to do the thing I love
Knowing this, I made a terrible mistake of a street fight on the mean streets of western Fairfax (sarcasm, Fairfax is an elitist, privileged 1% county in the US). I got a mulligan for this mistake.
I follow this up by dating a heroin addict. We know this drug is highly illegal and users surround themselves with terrible people. Yet, I letting her use in my home and know this can kill her. He cares so much about her that he drops her off to die and chose not to be there with her.
You seriously gonna be an apologist for him?
TheGuyFromOverThere 11-18-2019, 10:56 AM I find it rather amusing to see people wanting him fired for, according to the reports, doing nothing wrong except for dating someone with an addiction... the same people who defended a guy who beat a kid bloody with a stick and even said he wiuld do it again.
Buffalo Bob 11-18-2019, 11:38 AM I find it rather amusing to see people wanting him fired for, according to the reports, doing nothing wrong except for dating someone with an addiction... the same people who defended a guy who beat a kid bloody with a stick and even said he wiuld do it again.
I think you missed the point. His behavior does not align itself with someone dedicated to being the best football player he can be. A team full of Montae Nicholsons will get you nothing but an unprepared bottom feeder team that is an embarrassment to the NFL. I am pretty sure there aren't many pro bowlers that stay up late partying with drug addicts in the middle of the work week. Also most people I have known in my lifetime that did hard drugs hung out with fellow drug users. I think that is pretty common.
While beating a 3 year old with a switch is a disgusting act that should have landed Peterson in jail an act like that does not effect his ability as a football player.
SunnySide 11-18-2019, 11:59 AM Surprised he started. He should have been inactive .... I guess the Skins wanted all hands on deck for this win.
mooby 11-18-2019, 01:08 PM Mooby think about this....
As a Football player, my behavior on and off the field is under a microscope. I know this, so ignorance isn't an excuse.
Im extremely privileged to make a ton of money and to do the thing I love
Knowing this, I made a terrible mistake of a street fight on the mean streets of western Fairfax (sarcasm, Fairfax is an elitist, privileged 1% county in the US). I got a mulligan for this mistake.
I follow this up by dating a heroin addict. We know this drug is highly illegal and users surround themselves with terrible people. Yet, I letting her use in my home and know this can kill her. He cares so much about her that he drops her off to die and chose not to be there with her.
You seriously gonna be an apologist for him?
The WaPo article indicated he stayed at the hospital for 1/2 hr and left after meeting her brother there. LCSO are the ones saying he dropped her off because he didn't stay there to talk to police. All indications are afterward he is fully cooperating with them.
Can I be clear? I want to replace Montae Nicholson because he's not a good football player, and he's already made poor life choices like getting into unnecessary fights off the field.
But the tone here is that dating a heroin addict and then watching her die due to her addictions is a crime that he should be punished for.
Have any of you ever considered perspective? He was dating her for 6 months, he's probably hurting right now asking himself if there's anything he could've done differently that would've saved her life.
You guys are acting like he dropped her like a bad habit. That he's this totally emotionless/lacking remorse/empathy thug who showed a total lack of concern for her.
sdskinsfan2001 11-18-2019, 01:25 PM Unless he supplied her the drugs, he did nothing wrong. Lesson learned, don't date a heroin addict. Very rarely will that end in anything but something bad. NFL players are normal people that happen to be good at football. They still have the same urges we all have. In my early 20's, no way I'm going 6 months without partying. Yes, you should surround yourself with better people, but you aren't responsible for their decisions.
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