Random Commanders Thoughts

If Arie Kouandjio knees can hold up he might be a steal
 
Did we not sign any UDFAs? If we did I missed it, If we didn't then WTF?
 
We did. BB listed them in his free agency thread
 
Yep. Among them was our latest QB controversy. :beatnik:



 
I am fine with Griffin starting the year but I would like to see a developmental guy work with Matt and Jay. Glad we signed a qb.

Cousins won't be resigned and Colt is athletically limited.
 
Should we? :munching_out:
Ex-Redskins TE Fred Davis reinstated from suspension - NFL.com freddydumdum.jpg
 
'I was gonna get reinstated..but then I got high....'
 
Yep. Among them was our latest QB controversy. :beatnik:

If he's truly the 'steal of the draft" as this guy suggests (actually the steal of the un-drafted), and then he goes to the Practice Squad as I've heard suggested here, then my biggest concern is that he gets snatched by another team.

By the way, who was that guy ?
I don't think he's reputable, because he states basically that RG3 is guaranteed to keep his #1 job, solely because he's a better runner. That's ridiculous.
Plus he thought Halliday was actually drafted.
In addition, he repeatedly kept referring to "Curt" Cousins. or at least it totally sounded like it.
 
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question: society is moving toward legalizing pot smoking. why should the NFL run counter to this current?
 
Nope

Until they regulate it, get rules for punishment correct, there is no reason for the nfl to legalize it
 
The NFL can't legalize, they could only choose not to test for it.
 
There are other businesses than the NFL that drug test employees for marijuana use as it can impact performance/safety on the job.

Cigarettes are also legal, but you won't find anyone smoking in an office anymore by rule. Ditto for booze.

So, businesses regularly ban employees from using legal substances at work or be under the influence of them.
 
There are other businesses than the NFL that drug test employees for marijuana use as it can impact performance/safety on the job.

Cigarettes are also legal, but you won't find anyone smoking in an office anymore by rule. Ditto for booze.

So, businesses regularly ban employees from using legal substances at work or be under the influence of them.

in the big picture: you're totally right.

in the smaller picture: and this one business apparently has no issue with concussion driven suicides or early deaths...versus all the known bad effects from pot!

in truth...Ax saw what I was really attacking.

in addition, the NFL, IMO, is just another hypocritical organization serving its own interests.
 

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