Worley Arrested

[Krovvy]

I guess people will stop crying about losing a young corner with "potential" now.

[Moo Daeng]

Just now, rmoneyg35 said:

What an idiot. Have a job in the NFL and do something this dumb. 

 

Sounds like it was  a good thing we let him go. I guess the reason why his head wasn’t in the game was because he was too busy partying. I wonder if the front office had an idea he was acting reckless at home. Makes you wonder.

The team would no doubt have a good sense of what the guy is like. 

[Dex]

#HurneyMagic

[OneBadCat]

jesus

[Captain Morgan]

had not heard he was a problem in the locker room.  Things make more sense now.

[panther4life]

Follow up tweet said he was found passed out in car blocking a highway.

[Nails]

An NFL player is arrested every week on average.  Only Panther franchise players are banned for life.

[pantherclaw]

I wonder how different this thread would be if he was still a Panther.

 

[Moo Daeng]

3 minutes ago, Nails said:

An NFL player is arrested every 7 days on average.  Only Panther franchise players are banned for life.

Stop with this bullshit

[steven8989]

8 minutes ago, Nails said:

An NFL player is arrested every week on average.  Only Panther franchise players are banned for life.

That's how it should be just like with kneeling, if you can't stay out of trouble. Get your ass out of the NFL. No different than being at work, if you can't do your work and cause trouble then you get fired.

[raleigh-panther]

As gettleman had a mantra to ‘stay away from trouble’ when drafting players surprised this guy slipped under the radar in college. Usually these things show early

 

[The NFL Shield At Midfield]

12 minutes ago, Nails said:

An NFL player is arrested every week on average.  Only Panther franchise players are banned for life.

hmmm, i'm not sure what you're saying here.  could you explain what you're making a reference to?

[Seltzer]

50 minutes ago, Dex said:

#HurneyMagic

Yep

[Nails]

25 minutes ago, The NFL Shield At Midfield said:

hmmm, i'm not sure what you're saying here.  could you explain what you're making a reference to?

The Panthers once employed a player which made their defensive front the most productive defensive front in the league in nearly three decades, nearly single handedly winning the division for the first time in 5 years by himself over the Panthers’ two biggest rivals.  Loved by teammates, coaches, and fans, this player was designated with the prestigious franchise tag by the team.  Unlike some players of his caliber, said player was humble enough to actually embrace this designation.

This player was then arrested for an alleged crime, that, unlike Daryl Worley, occurred outside the presence of law enforcement, and only in the presence of a flooze on cocaine at the time.  After an absurd confluence of events and an allegation that was dismissed, this player was banned for life.