Taylor should take deal

[paulskinsfan]

Originally Posted by 12thMan

What do you mean with his temperment he shouldn't be owning a gun. I'm curious, what is Sean's temperment?

As far as a convicted felon not being able to vote, I think it really depends on the state.

Let's be honest, Taylor is a great player, but he has a temper. Look at his personal fouls over the past 2 years. On the other issue, I do know that its a federal law regarding gun ownership and right to vote, not a state one.

[12thMan]

Originally Posted by paulskinsfan

Let's be honest, Taylor is a great player, but he has a temper. Look at his personal fouls over the past 2 years. On the other issue, I do know that its a federal law regarding gun ownership and right to vote, not a state one.

So you're telling me Martha Stewart can't vote....wasn't she convicted of a felony?

There are about 15 states that don't allow convicted felons to vote, the rest will. And some may even restore voting rights 2 years after being released from prison. Like I said, it still boils down to the state and so forth.

Still with his on-the-field issues and him being a threat with a gun, I'm not sure we can draw a parallel there.

[paulskinsfan]

Originally Posted by 12thMan

So you're telling me Martha Stewart can't vote....wasn't she convicted of a felony?

There are about 15 states that don't allow convicted felons to vote, the rest will. And some may even restore voting rights 2 years after being released from prison. Like I said, it still boils down to the state and so forth.

Still with his on-the-field issues and him being a threat with a gun, I'm not sure we can draw a parallel there.

Yeah, you are right on the right to vote, didn't know that one, interesting. I wonder if gun ownership is the same.

[memphisskin]

Originally Posted by paulskinsfan

Let's be honest, Taylor is a great player, but he has a temper. Look at his personal fouls over the past 2 years. On the other issue, I do know that its a federal law regarding gun ownership and right to vote, not a state one.

Could Taylor's personal fouls be him attempting to send a message to wide receivers? I've never heard GW say anything negative about him, so it's clear that his coaches are fine with it. I can take the flags if it means that wideouts worry when they go in front of him. Just throwing out an alternative theory.

[firstdown]

Originally Posted by memphisskin

Could Taylor's personal fouls be him attempting to send a message to wide receivers? I've never heard GW say anything negative about him, so it's clear that his coaches are fine with it. I can take the flags if it means that wideouts worry when they go in front of him. Just throwing out an alternative theory.

If a little late hits puts a little fear in a WR. What is spitting in the face of another player for? I believe he has done it twice. The first time he was accused of it I was saying no way but when he did it the second time I was convenced that he probably did it the first time. I love ST play on the field but he does have a little temperment problem. One thing I will say about ST is he hits hard but they are clean hits unlike alot of other players we go up against.