If you were comishiner of the nfl..

Mikepd · 09-27-2010, 12:36 PM

I'm not going to rule on Braylon alone but on any individual in the NFL. I believe if someone is in trouble with the law, no matter what the situation (besides something like a speeding ticket, lets be real here), they should be inactive until those legal issues are resolved. Hey I know that means like 1/3 of the NFL would be inactive then but it might make teams think a little more when they pick up a player who has legal history or might make the teams be a little more professional with their players.

357 · 09-27-2010, 12:56 PM

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Originally Posted by Mikepd

I'm not going to rule on Braylon alone but on any individual in the NFL. I believe if someone is in trouble with the law, no matter what the situation (besides something like a speeding ticket, lets be real here), they should be inactive until those legal issues are resolved. Hey I know that means like 1/3 of the NFL would be inactive then but it might make teams think a little more when they pick up a player who has legal history or might make the teams be a little more professional with their players.

If they did this, then the team should be free of the cap hit should they decide to cut him. I'm sure the NFLPA would sign off on that

09-27-2010, 12:36 PM	#1
Mikepd I Miss Pnoon Join Date: Oct 2008 First Name: Michael Location: St. Pete, FL Posts: 583 Trading: (10)	Re: If you were comishiner of the nfl.. I'm not going to rule on Braylon alone but on any individual in the NFL. I believe if someone is in trouble with the law, no matter what the situation (besides something like a speeding ticket, lets be real here), they should be inactive until those legal issues are resolved. Hey I know that means like 1/3 of the NFL would be inactive then but it might make teams think a little more when they pick up a player who has legal history or might make the teams be a little more professional with their players.