Greg Hardy isn't having any takers. Why not offer him a low ball contract and add some excellent depth? Here's a blub about his "rehabilitation".
Defensive end Greg Hardy and his agent Drew Rosenhaus have let NFL teams know that Hardy is undergoing counseling and other treatment to curb the bad behavior that has helped keep him unemployed since the end of last season. Ed Werder of ESPN spoke to several NFL General Managers about the effort to show that Hardy is trying to being a better person and reports that most said the approach was the right one to take given Hardy’s history. It doesn’t look like it is going to be enough to get Hardy a new job, however.
Werder found that the “prevailing opinion” among those he spoke to is that no one wants Hardy. One General Manager told Werder that he thinks teams will “err on the safe side” and others wondered whether Hardy is truly committed to being on right track or if it is just for the sake of appearances.
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Take a flyer on an extremely risky player that plays at one of our deepest positions?
Why the hell would they do that?SICK, finfansince72 and dolphin25 like this. -
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Too much drama. Can't imagine him being a backup and not complaining
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Terrible idea, IMO.
Not to mention Steve Ross has basically already forbade it.dolphin25 and eltos_lightfoot like this. -
Hell no. Not for the vet minimum. Not as the last man off the bench. I'm so glad that he's not been signed by anyone.
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Considering this franchises recent past, and regardless of which side of the fence any fan sits on with the Incognito incident, you have to accept the fact that this organization is hyper sensitive to players with this type behavior and the media surrounding him. -
This guy was a "Jerry's Kid" special project in Dallas - and failed. That's some serious fkn up when Jerry Jones won't have you back.
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That he hasnt been signed is positive and a warning to others who go over the line .
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I remember after some success in carolina like three years ago, he did an appearance on numbers never lie..I wrote something about him like, ''this dude is a real douchbag''..couldn't stand him and felt like he was gonna get in some real trouble..didnt know he would beat a woman but this dudes ego was out of control on the show...POS.
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I remember that he was being super chummy with Michael Smith, and Jemele Hill looked really really uncomfortable.Unlucky 13 and djphinfan like this.
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and while we're at it let's give R.Rice a call too......
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I would MUCH rather give Ray Rice another chance than Greg Hardy and it isn't close.
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Lets take aside the fact that he beat the **** out of a woman in a scary incident involving guns, violence, etc. then paid her to disappear and not cooperate with authorities.
He goes to Dallas for a ton of money for anyone, let alone a guy who beats the **** out of women. 11 million+. All he has to do is go out, play decent and shut his ****ing mouth. Well he goes on to be a complete douche bag in Dallas, does OK on the field and basically Dallas counts the days until he is gone and doesn't even consider resigning him. Honestly if I was Ross and anyone in the front office even broached the subject I'd fire them on the spot. There is literally not one ****ing reason on this earth to even be watching film or talking to his agent or even giving signing him a second of thought.cuchulainn, Unlucky 13 and djphinfan like this. -
I get that... kind of. But, for me, both of those douchebags can stay out of the league.
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You remember Hardy, while a part of the Panthers, also took on the nickname, 'Kracken'?
There can only be one true Kracken! On this team already, thank you!djphinfan likes this.