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The selection was "fixed" huh? LOL - Like any coach really would favor a guy he knew over someone who just flat beat him out. More important for the coach to take care of his bud, than to win? Lets his bud keep the 1st round pick high dollar QB on the bench? No way. Those scores aren't typically...

He couldn't beat out.... Hoyer. C'mon now. He is too short and too dim witted for the NFL game.

In Valhalla?

Twitter is for lesser men.

But the highest charge is for intentional harm, not accidental or merely negligent harm. Proving intent is the toughie, I would think. Giving the prosecutor the incentive to make a deal. Either way it is a good deal for Peterson, he merely needs to hold true to all the conditions and the whole...

I was thinking more about the burden of proving intent the top charge comes with. Doesn't exist in a plea deal. Not a lawyer.

It sucked out the wide ass, we made NO adjustments in our quarterbacking, or our scheme. The offense simply did not do its part Sunday, for a variety of reasons both known and unknown.

That's what I'm saying. The kid has some shade of bates in him. Can he have the durability and longevity of Bates, no way to know. He.was.down.there.on.every.kickoff.being.a.gnat.

From your vast knowledge of him. LOL How do you possibly keep Weeden in there if he is this terrible? How is it possible they weren't coaching him up, showing him where he was missing the open receivers and instead, forcing the ball into coverage. This was a coaching failure Sunday.

It's kind of humorous about Patmon though, they need to add 20 more to his number. He's starting to look like classic Bill Bates - just a gnat the opponent can't get rid of, then suddenly out of nowhere he's making a big play. Too small, too slow, undrafted..... Overachiever?

Deferred adjudication. Do you agree though, the prosecutor has too high of a standard to meet, for the felony count? Hence the deal?

So when your backup QB is shitting the bed like this, who gets the blame for not pulling his ass?

This is probably as good of a outcome as possible. For the greater charge the prosecutor has a higher standard, to prove intent to harm (correct me if I am wrong there) so doing a deal at least gets a conviction and saves cost of a felony trial.

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Yes, it does. The surgery weakened all muscles and tissue surrounding the same spinal bone. The muscles and tissues that SUPPORT those "wings." But look - there IS no comparison between Petty's injury and Romo's other than the same bones broken. Petty did NOT have the fish gutting of that same...

I mean, when Romo has a bad game it's blame everything else. Never Tony. But if a backup has a bad game, it's ALL on the backup. Mindless and infantile. It's either a "team game" or it's not.

They're dismal looking. Wouldn't be surprised to see Coughlin retire or get fired after this.

Nobody's taking it "serious" but it IS a competition of sorts, otherwise we wouldn't be keeping score. Only the truly "serious" ones would complain, and call the winners "lame." ~ahem~ Looking at the results, you're not doing too badly.

Where did anyone say this? Strawman much?

^^^ This. And all of this was documented in the thread we have here, about it.