Interesting development for draft prospect Dre Kirkpatrick

[jtnc]

Devon Still?

[King Taharqa]

Dumbass!

*rolls up blunt*

I keed! I keed!

[rayzor]

Michael Brockers?

yes.

[chknwing]

News Flash: College students smoke pot and drink alcohol.

[TANTRIC-NINJA]

Aquib Talib 2.0?

A lot of good players have had this happen..Warren Sapp comes to mind(of course how could you not if you played with Bob Marleys son!)

I think he just becomes the 2012 Jimmy Smith. One would be foolish to let him drop to an elite team. saints and Packers would gobble this kid up.

Or he could just just suck...not a good move top 10er.

[g5jamz]

Piss poor judgement.

[Yaboychris28]

I'm sure Michael brockers smokes weed also..

[Cat'sGrowl]

yes.

Shh. We're trying to keep that under wraps, remember?

(keep the idiots away)

[Catweisers]

Brings to mind Warren Sapp he was a super prospect and was caught with dope and fell way down in draft finally Bucs draft him and u all know rest of story. Maybe he will fall to us in second. Sapp sure was loyal to Bucs for a long time because they took him.

[Panthro]

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[Yaboychris28]

Im sure Kirkpatrick is more upset about losing his 20 grams of weed then actually getting caught.

[R0CKnR0LLA]

here, read this

STEER CLEAR OF THE RECENTLY ARRESTED

There’s a corollary to the rule of drafting guys with chronic weed issues: Do not pick any player who manages to get himself arrested shortly before the draft. The February-March-April period of a draft-eligible player’s life is all about one thing: getting drafted. He barely goes to classes anymore, if at all. He is surrounded by family, coaches, and personal trainers. His agent, if he is not actually living in the player’s house and sleeping in his bed, is certainly in constant contact with him. All of these people are continually feeding him important information and advice, like, “Hey, just FYI, don’t pound 18 beers and get into a fight with an off-duty cop at a bar tonight, okay?” The guys who manage to elude all of these subtle hints about avoiding trouble at the very moment when they are being watched most closely by NFL scouts — guys like former Clemson and New York Jets corner Justin Miller, who shoved a female cop and screamed, “This is my house and my party!” at a campus bash a week before the draft — almost never pan out. Alex Boone of the 49ers, a giant left tackle who had to be Tasered twice shortly before last year’s draft after drunkenly jumping up and down on car hoods in California, is another example. Did your target player punch out some poor unsuspecting bespectacled sociology major in a bar his freshman year? Fine — that’s just the delightful puppy phase! But if the full-grown dog is still biting a week before the Westminster Kennel Club show, put him down.

[Yaboychris28]

here, read this

Meh, percey Harvin and BJ Raji tested positive for weed at the combine and still got drafted high, also they are having succesfull careers

[Mr. Scot]

Cops don't usually ask if you think a law is fair or not when they arrest you.

Likewise, judges don't generally follow up sentencing with statements like "does that work for you?"

Agree with the law or not, there are consequences when you break it.

If there are millions of dollars on the line and you still can't lay off your drug habit, chances are you're either an Amy Winehouse level addict or you're just too stupid for your own good. Either way, if I'm an NFL decision maker, I don't want you on my team.

Guys lose enough game time to injury as it is. If there's a chance you might also lose time to suspension, you're a headache I don't need.