Around the NFL 2013 Offseason (Version 5150)

[skinsfaninok]

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Great job by Coffee

[SFREDSKIN]

PRO FOOTBALL NEWS: Drew Brees Breaks Both Legs In Car Accident

[SFREDSKIN]

Alright it's a BS story supposedly.

Drew Brees breaks both legs: Story on Saints' QB is totally false - New Orleans New Orleans Saints | Examiner.com

[skinsfaninok]

Rae carruth ^

And Hernandez is basically screwed, he's going to prison for murder or covering up a murder. Either way he's a jackass and obviously a coward to shoot someone in the back of the head. It all leads up to him being some part of it, destroyed evidence? Cleaning crew? Cmon man

[SirLK26]

Police, along with some search dogs, went through Hernandez's home.

Aaron Hernandez's house searched by Massachusetts police - NFL.com

[CultBrennan59]

Search yields apparent “evidence bags” from Hernandez’s home | ProFootballTalk

[Ruhskins]

Deacon Jones Award to recognize NFL's sack leader - ESPN

Let's hope Orakpo or Kerrigan win a couple of Deacon Jones awards in the future.

[Paintrain]

Originally Posted by Ruhskins

Deacon Jones Award to recognize NFL's sack leader - ESPN

Let's hope Orakpo or Kerrigan win a couple of Deacon Jones awards in the future.

Maybe I'm being cynical but why did Jones have to pass away before they named this award after him? Could have been a great opportunity for current players to connect with a legend on an annual basis.

[over the mountain]

while the truth isnt know about the exact extent of hernandez' involvement, it kinda irks me that ppl are bring up ray lewis.

to my understanding, ray didnt have any physical or verbal contribution to the stabbing death but was in the "getaway"car ... did he have more of an involvement?

hernandez' involvement as it appears now seems to be much much more direct and culpable.

if someone knows something i dont (i honestly dont know all the details of ray's case except that he settled the civil suit out of court), can you let me know?

[JoeRedskin]

Originally Posted by over the mountain

while the truth isnt know about the exact extent of hernandez' involvement, it kinda irks me that ppl are bring up ray lewis.

to my understanding, ray didnt have any physical or verbal contribution to the stabbing death but was in the "getaway"car ... did he have more of an involvement?

hernandez' involvement as it appears now seems to be much much more direct and culpable.

if someone knows something i dont (i honestly dont know all the details of ray's case except that he settled the civil suit out of court), can you let me know?

Well, there are similarities and, yes, there were some allegations that Lewis was part of the physical brawl that led to the two murders. Certainly, his friends were part of it, had purchased knives the day before with Lewis present, and they all sped away from the crime scene in Lewis' limo after the murder - not stopping until they got to Baltimore. Further, Lewis' white suit from that night was never found. So there was a lot of circumstantial evidence about Lewis' part in the murder but nothing concrete. As I recall, the general consensus was that, if he didn't actually murder the two men, he knew damn well who did, helped them escape and help destroy material evidence. B/c of changing stories, the lack of eyewitnesses and the lack of physical evidence, no one was ever convicted for the two murders. (See: As we celebrate Ravens Ray Lewis, don't forget the murder victims - Orlando Sentinel)

On the other hand, and as it appears right now, Hernandez and three men walked into his house, gunshots were heard and, at some point subsequent, Hernandez, two men and a corpse left the house. While, just as with Lewis, there is a certain level of uncertainty (did Hernandez commit the murder, watch someone commit the murder or find out after the fact and help cover it up), the level of uncertainty is no where near what was present in the Lewis case.

[NC_Skins]

Originally Posted by JoeRedskin

On the other hand, and as it appears right now, Hernandez and three men walked into his house, gunshots were heard and, at some point subsequent, Hernandez, two men and a corpse left the house. While, just as with Lewis, there is a certain level of uncertainty (did Hernandez commit the murder, watch someone commit the murder or find out after the fact and help cover it up), the level of uncertainty is no where near what was present in the Lewis case.

The shots happened at his house?

[CultBrennan59]

Originally Posted by JoeRedskin

Well, there are similarities and, yes, there were some allegations that Lewis was part of the physical brawl that led to the two murders. Certainly, his friends were part of it, had purchased knives the day before with Lewis present, and they all sped away from the crime scene in Lewis' limo after the murder - not stopping until they got to Baltimore. Further, Lewis' white suit from that night was never found. So there was a lot of circumstantial evidence about Lewis' part in the murder but nothing concrete. As I recall, the general consensus was that, if he didn't actually murder the two men, he knew damn well who did, helped them escape and help destroy material evidence. B/c of changing stories, the lack of eyewitnesses and the lack of physical evidence, no one was ever convicted for the two murders. (See: As we celebrate Ravens Ray Lewis, don't forget the murder victims - Orlando Sentinel)

On the other hand, and as it appears right now, Hernandez and three men walked into his house, gunshots were heard and, at some point subsequent, Hernandez, two men and a corpse left the house. While, just as with Lewis, there is a certain level of uncertainty (did Hernandez commit the murder, watch someone commit the murder or find out after the fact and help cover it up), the level of uncertainty is no where near what was present in the Lewis case.

Good link, I needed to bump this up

[JoeRedskin]

Originally Posted by NC_Skins

The shots happened at his house?

That's what I understood but I might be mistaken.

[skinsfaninok]

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[SirLK26]

Originally Posted by skinsfaninok

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Poor Brady. He doesn't have his elite receiving squad anymore. In hindsight, I'm sure the Pats are kicking themselves for letting Welker go.

Someone on this board(CRedskinsRule?)asked if this was the year NE faltered. It's starting to look that way. No good receivers are a lock to play this season except for Amendola, and Danny Woodhead's gone. If their defense isn't better than last season, I can't see them finishing above 9-7.