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Originally posted by billbird2111:
49ers should have suspended him for this game. They should have done it -- no matter what the league does later.
Originally posted by mayo49:Originally posted by Amir:Originally posted by billbird2111:49ers should have suspended him for this game. They should have done it -- no matter what the league does later.
lol no.
No, the punishment for repeat offenders is handled by the league. The team has no saying in the matter.
Originally posted by Hoovtrain:
Originally posted by mayo49:
Originally posted by Amir:
Originally posted by billbird2111:
49ers should have suspended him for this game. They should have done it -- no matter what the league does later.
lol no.
No, the punishment for repeat offenders is handled by the league. The team has no saying in the matter.
Is it still considered a repeat offense since the initial DUI was reduced to reckless driving?
Originally posted by SanDiego49er:
I'm starting to think maybe JJ Watt would have been a better pick. He' just as good of a player if not even 5% better. He gives you 0% trouble. Aldon is a lot of headaches and he is now going to lead to suspensions. He can't help us suspended. He's going to cost us this season. We may lose games for this. His act is getting old at tired at this point....
Originally posted by kingairta:After what happened with Dallas last year you would think teams would be pounding into these kids heads that drinking and driving will not be tolerated.
Im not one to say the sky is falling but after that pathetic performance in Seattle (all the stupid penalties) and now this I really think Harbaugh has lost the team. We will be lucky to finish at 8-8.
This game against the Rams will tell us how the season will end. If we pull off a win on a short week then my faith will be restored if they lose its over.
Originally posted by billbird2111:
49ers should have suspended him for this game. They should have done it -- no matter what the league does later.
Originally posted by Pillbusta:
Aldon is 23? Fame came too quick and fast but we need not pile on as mature adults. He needs 49er fans support and encouragement. He needs punishment from the league and NFL but the team and fans need to support him and encourage him to get the help to fight his demons. This is our team and our players. We need to rally behind him instead of against him. Sending out negative words and thoughts from his OWN freaking fans will just further bury his psyche. He doesn't need that. He needs to feel the love
Originally posted by DelCed2486:Originally posted by Pillbusta:Aldon is 23? Fame came too quick and fast but we need not pile on as mature adults. He needs 49er fans support and encouragement. He needs punishment from the league and NFL but the team and fans need to support him and encourage him to get the help to fight his demons. This is our team and our players. We need to rally behind him instead of against him. Sending out negative words and thoughts from his OWN freaking fans will just further bury his psyche. He doesn't need that. He needs to feel the love
I'm not one saying the 49ers should cut him, or suspend him right away, look to trade him, etc. I say let the legal system and NFL do their thing in due time. While he's playing, I hope he does great and helps the team.
But, he's only 23? Boo-hoo. I had already completed military service, was working a FT job and going to school by the time I was 23...we have 19-20 yr olds leading squads and platoons into combat. But we're supposed to put on the kid gloves for the 23-yr old pampered millionaire with a hyperactive sense of entitlement? If it were Joe Schmo 23-yr old you heard about making these stupid choices, you'd consider him just as big a moron as many think Smith is. But wait, Smith plays for the 49ers so he's supposed to "feel the love"? The idiot once AGAIN decided to get behind the wheel while drunk, and instead of a tree it could've been a kid on the way to school. Like I give a s*** about his "psyche" or what put him on this path. What he needs to "feel" is a fatherly foot up his a** telling him to get straight or he'll be out of league within 5 years and and in prison or dead within 10.
Originally posted by DelCed2486:People make mistakes. Many are repeated.
Originally posted by Pillbusta:
Aldon is 23? Fame came too quick and fast but we need not pile on as mature adults. He needs 49er fans support and encouragement. He needs punishment from the league and NFL but the team and fans need to support him and encourage him to get the help to fight his demons. This is our team and our players. We need to rally behind him instead of against him. Sending out negative words and thoughts from his OWN freaking fans will just further bury his psyche. He doesn't need that. He needs to feel the love
I'm not one saying the 49ers should cut him, or suspend him right away, look to trade him, etc. I say let the legal system and NFL do their thing in due time. While he's playing, I hope he does great and helps the team.
But, he's only 23? Boo-hoo. I had already completed military service, was working a FT job and going to school by the time I was 23...we have 19-20 yr olds leading squads and platoons into combat. But we're supposed to put on the kid gloves for the 23-yr old pampered millionaire with a hyperactive sense of entitlement? If it were Joe Schmo 23-yr old you heard about making these stupid choices, you'd consider him just as big a moron as many think Smith is. But wait, Smith plays for the 49ers so he's supposed to "feel the love"? The idiot once AGAIN decided to get behind the wheel while drunk, and instead of a tree it could've been a kid on the way to school. Like I give a s*** about his "psyche" or what put him on this path. What he needs to "feel" is a fatherly foot up his a** telling him to get straight or he'll be out of league within 5 years and and in prison or dead within 10.
Originally posted by mayo49:
Originally posted by Hoovtrain:
Originally posted by mayo49:
Originally posted by Amir:
Originally posted by billbird2111:
49ers should have suspended him for this game. They should have done it -- no matter what the league does later.
lol no.
No, the punishment for repeat offenders is handled by the league. The team has no saying in the matter.
Is it still considered a repeat offense since the initial DUI was reduced to reckless driving?
Good question, I don't know.
Originally posted by Empire49:
Originally posted by mayo49:
Originally posted by Hoovtrain:
Originally posted by mayo49:
Originally posted by Amir:
Originally posted by billbird2111:
49ers should have suspended him for this game. They should have done it -- no matter what the league does later.
lol no.
No, the punishment for repeat offenders is handled by the league. The team has no saying in the matter.
Is it still considered a repeat offense since the initial DUI was reduced to reckless driving?
Good question, I don't know.
It shouldn't be.
Originally posted by ads_2006:Originally posted by billbird2111:49ers should have suspended him for this game. They should have done it -- no matter what the league does later.
did Pittsburgh bench rapeburger?
personal feelings aside, teams 95% of the time do not discipline a guy for off the field issues.
