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Isaiah Wilson cut after one week on Fins...


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Unbelievable. Shows what can happen when you roll the dice and it doesn't go your way. Have no idea what he could have done to be gone in one week after the trade.

What a sh%t show and a waste of a talented player.

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12 minutes ago, Jmac said:

Unbelievable. Shows what can happen when you roll the dice and it doesn't go your way. Have no idea what he could have done to be gone in one week after the trade.

What a sh%t show and a waste of a talented player.

He missed several meetings and is gone. South Beach just turns party people into stupid party people. Probably done in the NFL.

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31 minutes ago, electro's horse said:

whole lot of people itt kicking dirt on someone who pretty perfectly fits the bill for an untreated, severe mental health disorder. 

Behaving stupidly is behaving stupidly regardless of the underlying cause. You're coming dangerously close to saying no one should call out dumb behavior because that person *might* have an undiagnosed condition, which is not all that far from saying no one should be called out for anything ever, because who knows what they might have that we don't know about?

Whether he has a condition or not, his behavior has been undeniably self destructive. If you want to call that kicking dirt, I'm okay with kicking dirt on self destructive behavior. It might be what he finally needs to get treated, if there is indeed a condition. In my experience, just plain old stupid is incurable though, and this also perfectly fits the bill for just plain old stupid, so absent a medical opinion, I'm comfortable with the dirt kicking.

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