Breaking: Montae Nicholson left woman at hospital before she died from drug overdose

[SolidSnake84]

Originally Posted by mooby

Investigation into what? What did he do exactly?

I'm all for replacing Montae Nicholson as a player, but the only thing he's guilty of is making poor life choices. That isn't a crime though.

Until the woman's death is case closed, last we heard Montae was cooperating with authorities. So i'm figuring as long as he is a person that the police are talking to regarding someone else's death, he should probably not be playing until he is ruled out from any wrongdoing. I realize that he probably didn't inject her or purposely kill her, etc. But what if he was who supplied the drugs?

And yes, making poor life choices i feel is a crime in the NFL. Moral Responsibility, and the Moral clause that some clubs enforce / stand behind. Ask yourself right now if Montae would have played today if he was on the Patriots' roster and Belichick found out about this incident. Better question, ask yourself if the Patriots would even sign a guy like Montae with his known issues. If your answer to either question is "No", then i feel I've proved my point.

[mooby]

Originally Posted by SolidSnake84

Until the woman's death is case closed, last we heard Montae was cooperating with authorities. So i'm figuring as long as he is a person that the police are talking to regarding someone else's death, he should probably not be playing until he is ruled out from any wrongdoing. I realize that he probably didn't inject her or purposely kill her, etc. But what if he was who supplied the drugs?

And yes, making poor life choices i feel is a crime in the NFL. Moral Responsibility, and the Moral clause that some clubs enforce / stand behind. Ask yourself right now if Montae would have played today if he was on the Patriots' roster and Belichick found out about this incident. Better question, ask yourself if the Patriots would even sign a guy like Montae with his known issues. If your answer to either question is "No", then i feel I've proved my point.

Antonio Brown makes poor life choices and Belichick snapped him up like 2 seconds after the Raiders released him. If the rape allegations hadn't come out AB would still be playing for the Pats today. Does that answer your question?

[SolidSnake84]

Originally Posted by mooby

Antonio Brown makes poor life choices and Belichick snapped him up like 2 seconds after the Raiders released him. If the rape allegations hadn't come out AB would still be playing for the Pats today. Does that answer your question?

Yes 100%, but i'm sure you didn't realize you answered it for me. You really are comparing two different things. AB yells at his GM and gets canned, and Belichick picks him up. Rape Allegation comes out and AB is off the team. AB was never proven guilty, so why did the Pats cut him? But he was never arrested or charged, so why is he not playing?

If it comes out that Montae gave her the drugs that killed her, do you still think he should be here, because in your opinion, "people make poor life choices"? Should we keep a guy on our team that is having parties where people die from drugs?

[mooby]

Originally Posted by SolidSnake84

Yes 100%, but i'm sure you didn't realize you answered it for me. You really are comparing two different things. AB yells at his GM and gets canned, and Belichick picks him up. Rape Allegation comes out and AB is off the team. AB was never proven guilty, so why did the Pats cut him? But he was never arrested or charged, so why is he not playing?

If it comes out that Montae gave her the drugs that killed her, do you still think he should be here, because in your opinion, "people make poor life choices"? Should we keep a guy on our team that is having parties where people die from drugs?

Am I? Even Belichick makes exceptions for jackasses if they're talented enough. And I think you're selling AB short, they cut him after they had exhausted every option to try and get him to show up and work.

Also, a rape allegation is different than dating someone with a drug addiction. Sorry if you can't tell the difference.

BTW the article clearly says her dad found a "black substance wrapped in tinfoil" in her room. Now, I'm no drug expert, but going by what I've learned in life if I had to guess I'd say that's heroin, probably black tar.

Unless you're suggesting Montae Nicholson supplies her with black tar heroin, I'd put good odds on him not being her dealer.