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Kareem Hunt: One Pissed Off Runner!

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If Kareem turns his career around, Dorsey is God in Cleveland.

If Kareem fumbles a second chance, Dorsey is still god in Cleveland.

Still stand on this move being a legitimate very low risk, extremely high reward.

We got one of the best free agents for baggage and a million bucks. Can absolutely cut him at any given time. Or he can succeed and make the Browns a better football team, while becoming a better person.

Win/Win
Plus hes restricted. So if its a homerun and we dont wish to resign him, we can place a tender on him.
 
There is no need to feed to a fed horse.
 
No one actually should ever ride a horse that's high. How fucking stupid would tbat be
Getting back on topic..... How tall would you say a horse has to be in order to be considered a high horse?
 
Getting back on topic..... How tall would you say a horse has to be in order to be considered a high horse?
Normal horses are higher than me so all horses are high horses. Saying should just be "get off your horse"
 
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Getting back on topic..... How tall would you say a horse has to be in order to be considered a high horse?
6 foot at least. Horses any shorter will have a hard time getting drafted and a bad time on Tinder.
 
I'm reading the takes in the media, as has my wife which is interesting. I do feel like one thing that has been glossed over is that while Hunt is on paid leave right now, he will be suspended by the league very shortly. At that point, he is going to lose his salary until the suspension ends. A million dollar contract isn't really a million dollar contract once the suspension begins.
 
I'm reading the takes in the media, as has my wife which is interesting. I do feel like one thing that has been glossed over is that while Hunt is on paid leave right now, he will be suspended by the league very shortly. At that point, he is going to lose his salary until the suspension ends. A million dollar contract isn't really a million dollar contract once the suspension begins.

Right. He has to keep straight this year to get the big bucks next year, and at that point we might receive a trade pick or compensatory pick(?). Of course at that point we tell him that we have supported him as he rebounded, and he might want to stay here if the support system is all set up.

If he fails, then he has nobody but himself to blame and we wash our hands of it.
 
All of that because buzzdog said he saw, "absolutely nobody defending or even rationalizing that behavior" and I provided a few examples of people doing exactly that?
Everyone commenting has made the point that Hunt was totally in the wrong. Just because you prefer to lump all similar situations together as being the same thing with zero consideration of nuance doesn't make their observations and opinions invalid.
 
If he helped win football games, yes, some (not all) people would be fine with signing the devil himself.

On what do you base that slur against all those other posters? Did they actually say that, or are you just hopping on a moral high horse to make yourself feel superior?
 
I am of the opinion that Hunt’s odds as a productive member of society are higher with football than without it.

To suspend him 1 to 5 years wouldn’t accomplish anything helping him right the ship.

This all comes down to his actions or lack of actions going forward. Talk is cheap, as Dorsey said. Hopefully our organization has a plan to assist him, hopefully Hunt’s own plan to stay out of trouble is solid, and hopefully he can avoid the negativity of the bad apples in his circle.

We got a good risk/reward on a good football player, and he was that cheap for good reasons. Now the league will suspend him, and once he returns we go from there.

At the end of the day, what better path is there for the young man than what we is happening now? What? Bagging groceries? Drinking his life away? Visiting women’s shelters or donating them money? Nothing is ideal based on what he did, but this is a reasonable attempt at picking up the pieces.

If you can’t root for him, that’s fine, but I will root for him not to break rushing records, but to turn his life around, and I don’t think anyone should have to apologize for that.
Exactly.
 

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