Dunbar accused of armed robbery

[Schneed10]

I think we're starting to get a glimpse into how deep the character problems might have been running in the Jay Gruden locker room. Montae doing dumb shit. Dunbar doing dumb shit and getting caught once he was gone, but if he made this mistake on May 13 what other dumb shit did he do as a Redskin and just wasn't caught?

I'm 100% behind Ron getting rid of all dudes who are perpetually injured or just stupid like this.

[MTK]

Big win for Ron getting a 5th for this bum

[MTK]

Think about it, Dunbar was a good season away from a very nice payday. My lord what a dope.

[NYCskinfan82]

Originally Posted by KI Skins Fan

I'm SO tired of reading this or a similar phrase when millionaires commit crimes, particularly when I read it on a sports-related site. This site is supposed to be my momentary escape from the rest of the world's many problems.

I'm not knocking you for posting it, sdskinsfan. You have a good heart. I'm just sick of reading about this stuff.

So, from now on, I say "AMF" (adios) to those who had it made and then threw it away by committing crimes because they would not change their lifestyles and avoid negative influencers in order to keep it.

Well said, don't know the whole story but you are right I can't and won't feel sorry for them.

[sdskinsfan2001]

Originally Posted by FrenchSkin

Agreed, don't know much about American politics and stuffs, but I'll be guessing that's something common to a lot of countries: when low life thugs do petty stuff they deserve jail or worse, but we're supposed to wish a multimillionaire gets second and third chances after being through the roof stupid.
My mind just can't get over how dumb one has got to be to piss away opportunities like that... that's an insult to people busting their asses and not getting 10% of those opportunities in they entire life.

No where in my post did I condone this alleged behavior, make excuses for him, or say he shouldn't face the consequences for his actions. I just said hopefully he can straighten himself out.

Being rich shouldn't exclude us from hoping people can get their lives together.

Being rich doesn't equal happiness (although it certainly has to help, and I hope I can test this one day) either.

[skinsfaninok]

Unfortunately sometimes when all you know is the streets, nothing can change you even $$. They both just ended their careers most likely, especially after Hernandez, teams won't even attempt this anymore

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[jamf]

Originally Posted by skinsfaninok

Unfortunately sometimes when all you know is the streets, nothing can change you even $$. They both just ended their careers most likely, especially after Hernandez, teams won't even attempt this anymore

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Teams will always give talented players a shot.

They might not get guaranteed pay days like Kirk Cousins but they will get plenty of chances.

[GridIron26]

Originally Posted by skinsfaninok

Unfortunately sometimes when all you know is the streets, nothing can change you even $$. They both just ended their careers most likely, especially after Hernandez, teams won't even attempt this anymore

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That's a great point

[Chico23231]

Originally Posted by skinsfaninok

Unfortunately sometimes when all you know is the streets, nothing can change you even $$. They both just ended their careers most likely, especially after Hernandez, teams won't even attempt this anymore

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I looked up Dunbar past this morning and was trying to find a Miami connection...well he was born and raised in Miami.

You know the first guy I thought about...and how he was able to change, but the shit still caught up to him even when he had found a way out. Dunbar is way different and he is 27...at that age you should be leading young guys like Baker, not following orders participating in a robbery. Sounds like to me, Dunny had was trying to be a gangster. So dumb and ignorant

[Chief X_Phackter]

Man, I was hoping we would hold on to him too, and wasn't real happy about giving him up for a 5th round pick. However, it's looking like a steal at this point. What a friggin' knucklehead... I'll never understand how these guys can throw away so much with these asinine decisions. O well, I don't feel sorry for him. Maybe this will wake his stupid ass up - maybe not.

Let's go Khaleke Hudson!

[Buffalo Bob]

I wonder if he and his accomplices found out they lost $70k in a rigged card game and this was retaliation. Your know, with marked cards and people dealing off the bottom of the deck. Inquiring minds want to know. Supposedly O.J. went and got back his stolen stuff with armed men, we all know how that went. Looks like the same scenario from early media reports.

[EARTHQUAKE2689]

Originally Posted by Chief X_Phackter

Man, I was hoping we would hold on to him too, and wasn't real happy about giving him up for a 5th round pick. However, it's looking like a steal at this point. What a friggin' knucklehead... I'll never understand how these guys can throw away so much with these asinine decisions. O well, I don't feel sorry for him. Maybe this will wake his stupid ass up - maybe not.

Let's go Khaleke Hudson!

He isnt a corner

[Schneed10]

Originally Posted by EARTHQUAKE2689

He isnt a corner

I think you're missing the point. He's just rooting for the guy we got with the pick we traded Dunbar for.

[Chief X_Phackter]

Originally Posted by EARTHQUAKE2689

He isnt a corner

Yes, I am aware of that. I'm just saying let's go for the draft pick we got for Dumbar. I hope Hudson balls out.

[Giantone]

Who ever called it , good call on the Dunbar trade. These guys are toast. Especially Baker .....the dumb shit!