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[birtikidis]

lotta announcements coming out about players being suspended for PED/illegal substances.
Made me wonder if it's about time for the NFL to lighten up on the marijuana policy. Seems like a pretty hefty fine (and suspension in Bell's case) for something that the entire country is pushing for legalization..

[BradshawsHairdresser]

I hope they DON'T "lighten up" on punishment for DUI (which is what Bell was suspended for). People are getting killed because of it. If anything, they ought to make the penalty more severe for driving impaired, IMO.

Simple possession or usage of pot is another matter. Although I can't say I'm crazy about lowering any of those kinds of standards. Most of the employers I'm aware of are not lowering them.

I would like to see consistency in the application of the penalties for breaking these rules.

[Ghost]

"Hey Le'Veon, you got a joint? It'd be a lot cooler if you did."

[AzStillers1989]

I hope they DON'T "lighten up" on punishment for DUI (which is what Bell was suspended for). People are getting killed because of it. If anything, they ought to make the penalty more severe for driving impaired, IMO.

Simple possession or usage of pot is another matter. Although I can't say I'm crazy about lowering any of those kinds of standards. Most of the employers I'm aware of are not lowering them.

I would like to see consistency in the application of the penalties for breaking these rules.

lol................

[BradshawsHairdresser]

"lol" -- why? Because I think the NFL should punish players for impaired driving? Or because I'm not excited to see the NFL lower its standards? Or because I'd like to see consistency in its penalties?

[BradshawsHairdresser]

profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2015/07/02/mcclain-richardson-both-failed-to-choose-football/

[birtikidis]

"lol" -- why? Because I think the NFL should punish players for impaired driving? Or because I'm not excited to see the NFL lower its standards? Or because I'd like to see consistency in its penalties?

I think it's for the word "consistency" lol
I agree with the DUI aspect, what I don't agree with is if they light up a joint and are using it responsibly in that they use it WITHOUT driving.

[birtikidis]

"Hey Le'Veon, you got a joint? It'd be a lot cooler if you DIDN'T."

fixed that for ya.

[Shawn]

"lol" -- why? Because I think the NFL should punish players for impaired driving? Or because I'm not excited to see the NFL lower its standards? Or because I'd like to see consistency in its penalties?

It's probably because Az is pro MJ use. As a good libertarian I am all for personal liberties, and personally I don't believe in the criminal punishment of any drug use. With all that said, the NFL is a business and is fully within it's rights to punish said actions. I do find it sad that the punishments for deflating a ball, driving impaired, being accused of a crime (yes not convicted), and beating your woman unconscious are relatively the same.

[Iron City Inc.]

Imho the MJ suspension will change to a fine only in the not to distant future. We're not talking about a game changing PED for example.

[Sugar]

I would like them to be more strict about it and have more consistent, timely testing for any recreational drugs.

[Shawn]

I would like them to be more strict about it and have more consistent, timely testing for any recreational drugs.

why? What would that accomplish?

[Moonie]

Dock Ellis threw a no-hitter on LSD. We need more of these kind of performances.

[BradshawsHairdresser]

Dock Ellis threw a no-hitter on LSD. We need more of these kind of performances.

Sorry to have to ask, but are you fishwhacked?

[Slapstick]

Dock Ellis threw a no-hitter on LSD. We need more of these kind of performances.

And Babe Ruth hit homer after homer with debilitating hangovers and no sleep because the prostitutes he hired kept him up all night...