Practice Squad Player Lawerence Wilson cited for Marijuna Possession

[SevenSixes]

A note to any professional athlete..

Pot has been around since well before you were born.

It will be available to you after your career is over.

But million dollar jobs are once in a lifetime.

If you have any questions, give Ricky Williams a call and he will explain it to you.

[Carl Spackler]

If I were the team I wouldn't cut him for 2 reasons:

1. He probably needs to be activated for depth.

2. Cutting him only will ruin his career and teach him no lesson. He'd be back getting high all the time. Instead, I'd have him meet with JR one afternoon and have JR scare him into thinking he'd be let go, only to be told he'd get a second chance. That way, he can get an opportunity to redeem himself and re-prioritize things. Plus the next time somebody says "you want some weed?" he'd be more likely (I hope) to say "no, I have a career to care about."

[RevJ]

this could ultimately be one of the signposts on the road to being a wasted pick, but c'mon. 76 in a 65 is not worth stressing over. and bye week weed...whatever.

I drive through that corridor regularly - there is always someone pulled over because it widens after spending almost twenty miles on I-85 IN TWO LANES-NOW DECORATED WITH CONSTRUCTION BARRELS :mad:.

Having said that, 76 mph through there is a common speed. Troopers leave Krispy Kreme, pull several over, and then return - it's like shooting fish in a barrel.

I am going to guess it was medical marijuana in anticipation of the injuries he would surely receive once he was called up to be a Panthers LB.

I wish he hadn't cried - must be a Cowboys fan.

[Delhommey]

So he gets pulled for a DWB and they find a little weed on him.

Geez, slap him on the wrist and be done about it.

[jtnc]

If I were the team I wouldn't cut him for 2 reasons:

1. He probably needs to be activated for depth.

2. Cutting him only will ruin his career and teach him no lesson. He'd be back getting high all the time. Instead, I'd have him meet with JR one afternoon and have JR scare him into thinking he'd be let go, only to be told he'd get a second chance. That way, he can get an opportunity to redeem himself and re-prioritize things. Plus the next time somebody says "you want some weed?" he'd be more likely (I hope) to say "no, I have a career to care about."

He's never been activated because he......sucks, even in college he looked totally lost on the field.

[panthers55]

Practice squad players are a dime a dozen. Cut him and bring in someone else smart enough not to be speeding and smoking a blunt on the way to Virginia. How stupid can you be.

[Rubi]

Im sure there are many others who like to enjoy their weed on this team.

[panthers55]

Im sure there are many others who like to enjoy their weed on this team.

Since it can be detected on urinalysis for up to thirty days, lets hope none of them get drug screened then.

[The Other Colbert]

According to the report, the University of Connecticut alumni began to cry and asked what this was going to do to his career.

:rofl:

[The Saltman]

lol

[The Saltman]

ya I dont think they test practice squad players. But you can always be put on an nfl roster at any moment.

I smoke up tho, would never do it if my job tested for it tho.

[Rubi]

Since it can be detected on urinalysis for up to thirty days, lets hope none of them get drug screened then.

Im sure they pick their spots and times to blaze. They have the system figured probably. Getting pulled over is a different story.

[CRA]

Since it can be detected on urinalysis for up to thirty days, lets hope none of them get drug screened then.

if a player knows he is going to get tested he can beat a pee test.

[The Saltman]

if a player knows he is going to get tested he can beat a pee test.

is it really worth smoking some bud over a once in a lifetime job?