If Sean Taylor does not play this season...

That Guy, do you ever sleep man? I mean seriously you are on here at all hours... What do you do for a living?

many computer and music crap, taking night classes, usually on for a few minutes in the afternoon and then at like midnight. I don't really sleep much though.

do you people realize that rich and famous people do not go to jail(just ask o.j.)

do you people realize that rich and famous people do not go to jail(just ask o.j.)

...or jacko or robert blake (although he hardly counts as famous anymore).

Actually this reminds me of Bill Murry's last line in the movie "Kingpin," "Finally, I'm so rich I can buy my way out of anything!!!"

J. Lewis isn't rich and famous?

If something does happen with Sean Taylor ending up serving some time in jail , I don't know the entire details of what was done so I am not saying that we should comment on if he is innocent or not, but who will fill his role in the secondary?

Adam Archuleta will obviously be seen to fill a bigger role, with Ryan Clark now a Steeler and Matt Bowen a Bill, who could be brought in as a back-up to fill a role? Who from Coach Williams' past coaching would fit right in? Any insight?


Welcome new guy!

AA and Prioleau and whoever cousin vinnie boombats signs for Coach Williams to keep up his sleeve.

...or jacko or robert blake (although he hardly counts as famous anymore).


....or Mike Tyson, or Ray Caruth, ...... Hey, wait a minute.....

If Taylor doesn't play THIS season, he won't ever play another season again because that means he was actually convicted.

If Taylor doesn't play THIS season, he won't ever play another season again because that means he was actually convicted.



And I can't think of any player ever convicted of a felony having come back to play in the NFL. Let's pray he's not convicted.

I don't know if there's a rule prohibiting convicted felons from returning to play in the league or not, it's just the fact I'm not reminmded of any situation where they were.

And I can't think of any player ever convicted of a felony having come back to play in the NFL. Let's pray he's not convicted.

I don't know if there's a rule prohibiting convicted felons from returning to play in the league or not, it's just the fact I'm not reminmded of any situation where they were.

I think the bigger issue is that he'd be locked up for a 9 year minimum sentence under the Florida sentencing guidelines.

I think the bigger issue is that he'd be locked up for a 9 year minimum sentence under the Florida sentencing guidelines.

Exactly. His prime would have come and gone while he was in jail.