The Suspensions Thread...

[Deuce]

Say what now????

I assume you know what I meant, but most people are diagnosed poorly.

 

[Cotton]

 

[boozeman]

Doesn't matter. They wouldn't know the gameplans anyways.

 

[Deuce]

Doesn't matter. They wouldn't know the gameplans anyways.

Scandrick and Josh Gordon not knowing the gameplan >>>> Claiborne or the rest of the Browns WR who do.

 

[Cotton]

Here's a list of every suspended NFL player heading into 2014 season
By John Breech | CBSSports.com
September 6, 2014 1:00 pm ET

There's so many suspensions handed down during the offseason that it's almost impossible to keep track of all them -- that's why we're doing it for you here.

It's worth noting we're listing these suspensions now, because they could potentially change at some point over the next few weeks. The NFL and NFLPA are busy negotiating a new drug policy that could possibly have a dramatic effect on some of the suspensions below.

A new policy wouldn't guarantee that any player would have their suspension reduced, but it would mean they could get their case re-examined. NFLPA spokesman George Atallah told ProFootballTalk.com that if the new policy would have passed while Josh Gordon's appeal was being heard that every suspension handed down after March 11, 2014 would have been reviewed.

For now, all 39 players on this list are suspended.

One game (4)

WR Dwayne Bowe, Kansas City

LB Nigel Bradham, Buffalo

WR Marlon Moore, Cleveland

QB Dominique Davis, free agent

Two games (3)

DB Chris Lewis-Harris, Cincinnati

DB Brandon Meriweather, Washington

RB Ray Rice, Baltimore

Three games (1)

WR Jerome Simpson, Minnesota

Four games (21)

WR Stedman Bailey, St. Louis

DE Frank Alexander, Carolina

DB Brandon Browner, New England

DB Jakar Hamilton, Dallas

OL Eric Herman, New York Giants

OL Lane Johnson, Philadelphia

DB Reshad Jones, Miami

DE Dion Jordan, Miami

LB Robert Mathis, Indianapolis

K Matt Prater, Denver

WR Ace Sanders, Jacksonville

DB Orlando Scandrick, Dallas

OL Donald Stephenson, Kansas City

WR Brian Tyms, New England

WR Wes Welker, Denver

DB Jayron Hosley, New York Giants

LB Erin Henderson, free agent

DL Spencer Nealy, free agent

OL Rokevious Watkins, free agent

DL Brandon Moore, free agent

LB Jake Knott, free agent

Six games (2)

DB Will Hill, Baltimore

Colts owner Jim Irsay

Eight games (1)

RB Andre Brown, free agent

Nine games (1)

LB Aldon Smith, San Francisco

10 games (1)

DL Josh Brent, retired, Cowboys own rights

Indefinitely suspended (Can apply for reinstatement after the 2014 season) (5)

WR Justin Blackmon, Jacksonville

WR Josh Gordon, Cleveland

DB Tanard Jackson, Washington

LB Daryl Washington, Arizona

WR LaVon Brazill, free agent

TE Fred Davis, free agent

 

[L.T. Fan]

It's hard to say if the Commissioner is heavy handed or the players are getting out of control. Regardless I hope some of the problems get corrected.

 

[Cotton]

They would bring back the amphetamine violators and not the pot violators? Hopefully that's not true.

 

[jsmith6919]

They would bring back the amphetamine violators and not the pot violators? Hopefully that's not true.

Pretty sure it's every case will be individually reviewed, none of them automatically come back

 

[Cotton]

Pretty sure it's every case will be individually reviewed, none of them automatically come back

Well yeah, but as someone was tweeting earlier, if one comes back they all should since the union works for all of the players not just one. That is for the two substance violations of course.

 

[Clay_Allison]

They would bring back the amphetamine violators and not the pot violators? Hopefully that's not true.

Because it would shift amphetamines into recreational vs performance inhancing, pot is already in recreational.

 

[boozeman]

I wonder how this affects Justin Blackmon. Still done? He is a real knucklehead, but if you added him back on the Jags, he could make a difference.

 

[boozeman]

 

[boozeman]