Archuleta for Sale

[Pocket$ $traight]

Originally Posted by WillH

Was "ARCH", as Gibbs called him, signed for insurance in case Sean Taylor goes to jail...it seems to me that we could have used another CB or LB before a Safety.....not to say Im not excited about having picked him up....but just nervous about loosing sean.

I think it was more of a worst case scenario signing with upside. If Taylor misses time, it will be good to have a hard hitting safety. If Taylor is back they have the best Safety tandem in the league.

[firstdown]

Originally Posted by Grim21Reaper

I think it was more of a worst case scenario signing with upside. If Taylor misses time, it will be good to have a hard hitting safety. If Taylor is back they have the best Safety tandem in the league.

When you say if Taylor misses time do you mean from injury? If he gets convicted you probably will never see him play football again.

[That Guy]

Originally Posted by firstdown

When you say if Taylor misses time do you mean from injury? If he gets convicted you probably will never see him play football again.

i think 3 years is the min, he'd still be under contract.

[PWNED]

Originally Posted by firstdown

When you say if Taylor misses time do you mean from injury? If he gets convicted you probably will never see him play football again.

right. the florida laws state a MINIMUM sentence. hed be lucky to be out before he turns 40-50.

[backrow]

Originally Posted by PWNED

right. the florida laws state a MINIMUM sentence. hed be lucky to be out before he turns 40-50.

Last I heard, a person is innocent until proven guilty.

The case against ST is at best, a he-said, he-said argument.

That's why they try the case. The Prosecution tries to prove him guilty beyond all reasonable doubt. The Defense only needs to cast a shadow of doubt.

For the purposes of this Forum, let us presume ST is innocent.

[ParkerGibbs]

Originally Posted by PWNED

right. the florida laws state a MINIMUM sentence. hed be lucky to be out before he turns 40-50.

true, but keep in mind we are talking about a professional athlete. even a normally "open and shut case" turns in favor of the defendant when they are in the spotlight. it will probably be reduced to jaywalking or something.

[wolfeskins]

Originally Posted by ParkerGibbs

true, but keep in mind we are talking about a professional athlete. even a normally "open and shut case" turns in favor of the defendant when they are in the spotlight. it will probably be reduced to jaywalking or something.

unless the judge is a cowroids fan.