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retro_rockets t1_jahulpl wrote

You’ll be able to find him in Cleveland after the Browns sign him

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smm89 t1_jailjdk wrote

The drag racing fits more with the raiders

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Sweatier_Scrotums t1_jak0p8a wrote

The fact that everyone makes this exact joke about the Browns whenever any football player gets in trouble for anything kinda feels to me like how people think that Catholicism is the only religion that protects sex predators. It really lets everyone else off the hook, despite the fact that they all have the same problem.

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SayNoToStim t1_jak481w wrote

Except both the Browns and the Catholic church have made managerial decisions that essentially protect sex offenders on a very prominent stage.

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Sweatier_Scrotums t1_jak5tgr wrote

Yeah but my point is that that's happened many times in the NFL before. Hell, for 17 years I watched us lose every year to a rapist QB, and our other rival's best player was a murderer.

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AFatz t1_jaowy0a wrote

People have made jokes about Big Ben for almost 2 decades.

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365wong t1_jalznvm wrote

Ben and DeSean aren’t in the same tier of predator. Also do you remember how awful it was when fans of those teams played what about and minimized the suffering of victims?

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tizzlenomics t1_jamobgs wrote

I thought he was talking about Ray Lewis.

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365wong t1_janeb64 wrote

Yeah that’s the murderer, the rapist QB is Big Ben. He’s obviously a Browns fan so rivals being Ravens and Steelers make sense.

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changerofbits t1_jajikdj wrote

Arrest warrant? Browns gonna offer him the first 10 figure guaranteed contract in sports history. Read ‘em and weep, Messi!

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idjsonik t1_jaiwd08 wrote

Damn dude the burn ward is down the hall on the 2nd right

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CaptainObvious t1_jai45pb wrote

Or on New England during his probation.

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Cichlidsaremyjam t1_jaihq2j wrote

As a Pats fan I have to say something. We don't sign paroles, we sign players and then they commit unspeakable acts.

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CoolHandRK1 t1_jaj6p7n wrote

"Tell me about this Hernendez kid." - Belicheck

"Well there have been a few indicents we had to cover ......" - Urban Meyer

"WAIT WAIT....stop right there I dont want to know." - Belicheck

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biscuitslayer77 t1_jaiydif wrote

Given the state of our D Line I would gladly welcome him.

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Sweatier_Scrotums t1_jak0fvd wrote

Same. Everyone already hates us so at this point, there's no reason to worry about our reputation. I want to win.

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Sweatier_Scrotums t1_jakipx0 wrote

Wishful thinking. I know everyone wants to declare the Deshaun Watson contract a failure already, but just because you want him to fail doesn't mean he will.

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smoothtrip t1_jakpjrb wrote

Imagine supporting a rapist because he throws a ball good lol

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Sweatier_Scrotums t1_jaku772 wrote

I don't have to imagine because I watched us lose to one against Pittsburgh for 17 years.

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TsarOfSaturn t1_jajl1fj wrote

"If Hannibal Lecter ran a 4 2 40 we'd call it an eating disorder"

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Cloverfieldlane t1_jakufst wrote

Nah but imagine Hannibal Lector running routes though 👀

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TsarOfSaturn t1_jakv5iy wrote

They would be ran with absolute precision. If he'd bulk up he could be a Hall of Fame slot receiver lol

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Ravelcy t1_jakqome wrote

That’s a fictional character, use Dahmer. Joke works better.

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TsarOfSaturn t1_jakr0w5 wrote

I get that, but I forget exactly who it was, but that was an exact quote from an NFL scout...works so well since it goes to show they really don't give a shit what someone has done, as long as it can be and stay buried lol

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jarpio t1_jaj4b08 wrote

Jerry Jones licking his lips

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bizsmacker t1_jajmu43 wrote

He'll find a place in the NFL.

He didn't do anything terrible like peacefully protesting police brutality.

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keister_TM t1_jal4ald wrote

Personally, I’m not convinced there is or ever was a conspiracy against Kaepernick. I’m not going to outright deny that possibility though. No doubt he faced ridiculous backlash from fans/media for speaking out on his beliefs within a very important conversation, but there have been enough former players to suggest Kaepernick messed up a lot of potential contracts in the nfl behind the scenes that had nothing to do with his protests.

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NotYourDude t1_jaln7kc wrote

Yeah idk about that one…. I don’t really like Kaeprnick myself its pretttttty objectively obvious that he was blackballed from the league after all the political and racial injustice stuff.

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keister_TM t1_jam577b wrote

No it’s not. He had opportunities with other organizations that he didn’t want to take. Then he sued the league and afterwards, reportedly had a terrible workout to try to comeback. Why didn’t he have cameras at the workout? You’d think if he felt he should be in the league, he would show the public just how good he still is.

Again, this is just one person saying this but it makes sense. On top of that, warren sapp and Michael Irvin have given similar accounts

https://youtu.be/gfVFHsoSM5A

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JuiceKovacs t1_jajt8wf wrote

“Ex Georgia Star”

Smh. He played last month

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jtpower99 t1_jakg7ea wrote

And never would have played for them again. He'd be an ex-georgia player even if he wasn't an idiot.

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Lowfuji t1_jajr1kx wrote

I like his commitment to excellence. How fast can he run?

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jcmach1 t1_jal3lhj wrote

What's going on in Athens...? Their former QB was also arrested in weird drunken circumstances in Dallas about a month ago.

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Cartman55125 t1_jalhre6 wrote

If you have real football talent in the South, you do not live in the same world as the rest of us. Those kids are treated like gods and therefore think they’re invincible.

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SubtleScuttler t1_jalqkaf wrote

Chiefs still gonna draft him in the 7th round and we will all talk about how big of a steal it was in a few years.

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ChairmanReagan t1_jamart4 wrote

He only got charged with misdemeanors. He’s going to be drafted in the first round before the good teams even get a chance to consider him. The NFL has no problem employing pieces of shit if they’re good at what they do.

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neddiddley t1_jam3887 wrote

Call me crazy, but if I even had a shot at getting drafted, let alone was considered the best player available, I’m wrapping myself in bubble wrap and barricading myself in my house until the draft rolls around.

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Absoniter t1_jal6mvu wrote

Don't let him off on this. NFL better distance themselves from this moron.

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malaka201 t1_jalumtc wrote

Browns getting their next player I see

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tizzlenomics t1_jamoim2 wrote

You think the Patriots are ready yet?

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[deleted] t1_jams9uv wrote

Now he finna play for the mean machine against the guards.

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megalomike t1_jamw2ps wrote

the AJC story has more info, Carter got 3 tickets just in the fall semester, one of which was for 89 in a 45. this guy has zero education and virtually no socialization outside of football - that and the promise of a large NFL payday has made him into a complete sociopath. any state that lets this person keep his drivers license is asking for more people to be killed.

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asorich1 t1_jamyfe9 wrote

I hope he falls to the lions at 6.

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StayGoldBronyBoy t1_jana0m9 wrote

He will get drafted, have to sit out a year, then be a star the next year.

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slowhands140 t1_jal67fo wrote

Play stupid games,win stupid prizes.

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burkeocet t1_jak398z wrote

National Felons League strikes again

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CinderellaManX t1_jakn5sz wrote

Except he’s not even in the NFL. Just a prospect for the draft.

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burkeocet t1_jakncqv wrote

He’s just getting a head start on his life of crime so he can make the league.

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CinderellaManX t1_jakmsvq wrote

Cincinnati will still draft him.

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CinderellaManX t1_jalk7aq wrote

Oh I found the bengals fans. Have no problem with Joe Mixon being on your team, huh?

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muckdog13 t1_jajm4m5 wrote

Doing this while he’s in Indy, near all those reporters? Athens-Clarke PD loves a spectacle.

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mips13 t1_jajr03z wrote

More terrible institutional racism.

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Few_Pomegranate_7201 t1_jald9wz wrote

“He’s black and wanted by the law, so it must be because of racism!!”

-mips13, 2023

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Actaeus86 t1_jaj71rq wrote

Headline makes it sound a lot worse than 2 silly misdemeanor charges.

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TheMostDapperdDan t1_jajb0o8 wrote

i mean they stem from two people dying sooooo...

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muckdog13 t1_jajll42 wrote

From a car he wasn’t driving, and never touched, so…

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tedfondue t1_jajsugz wrote

You’re right. We are all dumb.

Swerving out of the lane at high speeds in an illegal race that resulted in 2 fatalities is pretty minor.

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Actaeus86 t1_jajbcpz wrote

Yes I understand that, but they aren’t felony charges or even anything related to the deaths. I expected felony charges if anything

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Kidfreedom50 t1_jajcg8z wrote

Yet*

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Actaeus86 t1_jajfyya wrote

Good point, I’m sure they can always up the charges. Be interesting to see if he gets the “Ray Lewis treatment”

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kilroy94 t1_jaifrmw wrote

Misdemeanor charges. He left Indy to deal with these issues and will most likely be back soon.

He made a dumb decision, something he hopefully doesn’t do again and learns from, but unfortunately the driver of the car in the accident had a .2 BAC and was driving over 100 mph. Jalen didn’t do any of that.

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Merpninja t1_jairnye wrote

If Jalen Carter wasn't also intoxicated and racing the driver who crashed, why did he flee the scene? why was he at the scene of the crash in the first place if he weren't also going 100mph?

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[deleted] t1_jaiwbyc wrote

None of that helps prove charges against him

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Merpninja t1_jaiwpnf wrote

Your point? He is lucky to only be facing charges this minor. They are likely to get more severe before they are dropped.

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BUDDHAKHAN t1_jaj9yec wrote

I guarantee they are going over tons of film at the clubs, checking credit/debit card purchases. If he was drinking they'll find out

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Wayyyy_Too_Soon t1_jakd2ug wrote

It’s pretty strong circumstantial evidence. There are also reports that there are numerous cameras that captured both cars racing.

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[deleted] t1_jakdac8 wrote

The latter is real evidence potentially if math works right. The former wouldn’t be enough

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Wayyyy_Too_Soon t1_jake660 wrote

It’s all real evidence. Just because a single piece of information is not enough to justify a conviction, it doesn’t mean it doesn’t add to our overall understanding of what happened and would contribute to an eventual conviction, along with other pieces of evidence.

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[deleted] t1_jaketd4 wrote

I meant the former wouldn’t be enough on its own. I am a lawyer

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kilroy94 t1_jairzff wrote

Because he did a dumb thing, like I mentioned. Imagine the terrifying nature of all of this though. Going from the best day of your life to seeing what he saw. I won’t make excuses for him, but legally, this won’t have huge repercussions.

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Merpninja t1_jaiscmx wrote

I hope he feels awful over this, but denying it completely after he fled the scene shows little remorse. And his other teammate that ALSO fled was charged with racing in a separate incident just last week. Don't act like they're learning anything from this.

Great players have dropped in the draft for far less.

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kilroy94 t1_jaishe8 wrote

Who am I to say they haven’t? I understand your point, but again legally, these are misdemeanor charges

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Merpninja t1_jaiu2r2 wrote

This isn't about the charges. It's about him seeing his teammate die in front of him, and his first reaction is to flee, lie to the police, and act like he wasn't there.

Stop with the "imagine your best night ever being ruined by your own actions :(((" type shit. I do not feel bad or sorry for him at all. The only thing this proves to the NFL teams scouting him is that he is a POS. It doesn't matter what he gets sentenced with in the end.

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EminentBean t1_jaj8y2g wrote

He incentivized and participated in the horrific death of his two friends.

It’s a time to take full responsibility.

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kilroy94 t1_jaj9bxb wrote

I didn’t say a dang thing about his career or his talent. I simply said that that the charges aren’t as severe, right or wrong. The headline makes it sound like he’s going to jail, but he only has two misdemeanors against him. He’ll get a fine, and a slap on the wrist. The scrutiny will remain on the car that crashed and the people who lost their lives.

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SinCityNinja t1_jajhkeq wrote

I'd like to hear a lawyers response about whether or not he could be held liable for the other cars deaths if it's proven he was drag racing them. I know from other crimes if someone dies while you're committing a crime with them you're held liable

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fwo75o3jh t1_jak2s61 wrote

https://www.wrwh.com/gsp-blame-street-racing-for-fatal-white-county-crash-surviving-driver-charged-with-murder/

https://www.wjcl.com/article/police-georgia-teen-17-charged-with-homicide-following-street-racing-death/37326717#

https://www.11alive.com/article/news/crime/gsp-off-duty-officer-charged-with-vehicular-homicide-in-road-racing-crash/85-432492659

Check those three articles. All three are cases in Georgia where street racers died, and the other racer was charged with vehicular homicide. Carter can and likely will be charged with vehicular homicide, along with a host of other charges.

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Teantis t1_jb4ifzc wrote

Yeah but were any of them star football players from UGA? Because idk if I have so much faith in the execution if blind justice from a Georgia DA office.

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Teantis t1_jb59ueb wrote

Yeah I considered mentioning that actually. That's a hopeful sign it might actually get charged. Dunno if it's enough to overcome cynicism about an SEC football star though

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angry_slav_esq t1_jak4gvh wrote

Lawyer here! I too would like to hear the response of a Georgia lawyer who practices criminal law. First, it appears that the defendant has just been charged with misdemeanors. Without a felony charge, the Georgia felony murder statue does not come into play.

Here is the Georgia murder statute. Look at (c). Takeaway from this, obviously, have to commit a felony and cause a death.

Here is a succinct blog article on felony murder in Georgia. Takeaways from this, you can get a felony murder charge from the death of a co-defendant.

Here is a recent article in which a Georgian defendant was charged with felony murder and vehicular manslaughter in a case where street racing occurred. The person who died was the opponent driver. A key difference in this case is that both the defendant and deceased fled the police prior to the crash that lead to the death. Fleeing or attempting to elude may be the felony used to charge felony murder in this analogous case. It could also be an instance where the prosecutor is overcharging.

I’ve spent too much time thinking about this and should eat dinner…so…

Tl; dr: maybe? There is a recent analogous instance where someone was charged with felony murder stemming from a race where the opponent racer died. I’m not sure what felony they’d charge to get to felony murder in the present case. Reckless driving and racing appear to be capped as misdemeanors in GA. I think you should ask a lawyer.

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covano32 t1_jaiut9h wrote

Buddy Jalen can kiss money and freedom goodbye.

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DrDig1 t1_jaiexg5 wrote

This was necessary while he was at combine?

I am all for charging people, but the timing of this is pretty weak.

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VAGentleman05 t1_jajacrr wrote

On a sub filled with bad takes, this may be the all-time worst.

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LimpDisc t1_jak9nk2 wrote

On a social media platform filled with bad takes, that may be one of the worst.

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CinderellaManX t1_jaknacg wrote

“Sorry District Attorney, we can’t charge him yet. He needs to run at the combine first.”

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