Taylor to Miss Packers
 

[url]http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/articles/A4846-2004Oct28.html[/url]

This is probably the worst game for him to miss. Was this gibbs decision or was it mandated by the league

[QUOTE=aehs77]This is probably the worst game for him to miss. Was this gibbs decision or was it mandated by the league[/QUOTE]


It was Gibbs....

This decision will help both Sean and the Redskins in the long run. It sends a message that if you want to play for the Redskins, you better have your sh!t together, or suffer the consequences! Yeah, it is bad timing (like there is a good timing for this), but the way the D has been playing with a lot of starters already missing, they will be fine.

Kinda makes you wonder what would be happening if Spurrier was still the coach....

[QUOTE=SkinsRock]This decision will help both Sean and the Redskins in the long run. It sends a message that if you want to play for the Redskins, you better have your sh!t together, or suffer the consequences! Yeah, it is bad timing (like there is a good timing for this), but the way the D has been playing with a lot of starters already missing, they will be fine.

Kinda makes you wonder what would be happening if Spurrier was still the coach....[/QUOTE]

Did anyone happen to see the [URL=http://www.extremeskins.com/forums/showthread.php?s=&threadid=78609]Mugshot[/URL] of Taylor over at extremekins...Scroll down take a look. The earings he is wearing are disturbing. I don't think he gets it yet (what being a "true" Redskin is all about).

Good for Gibb's, I have to say I was this kid's biggest supporter from day 1, but character is another issue and he is really pushing his luck.

Those earings...well what can you say? I hope he was drunk wearing those things!!

And before anybody freaks, I'm just kidding.

My question is how likely is he to do any time? The league will almost certainly fine and suspend him (1 game I'd guess - does sitting this one out count?), but if he's smart and doesn't contest the charges, is he likely to just face a fine or do a deal like Lewis did and serve time in the post season?

He'll do community service and a fine while pleading to a lesser offense. They probably won't even take his license or give him a year in jail.

1st offense, with a laywer, very very unlikely to get jail time... probably a big fine and some counseling/probation...

I approve of Gibbs' decision. Sean Tayler needs to get his act together. Fuckin' rookie.

Seeing the thread subject line I thought this was a new QB and WR combination

:laughing-

I'm behind Joe all the way on this one. Rookie or not, Joe does expect a lot more out of his players than many other coaches in the NFL and that's what makes him such a special and respected coach. I applaud Gibbs decision to stand by the fact that you're a Redskin both on and off the field and you are expected to maintain a certain level of personal conduct.