Signing(s): Desperate Seahawks sign Mychal Kendricks (upd: suspended, allowed to play pending appeal)

Avs_19

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I might be in the minority but I honestly don't have an issue with it. He committed a crime and will likely have to pay for it when he's sentenced but I just can't get too worked up over a white collar crime. There are plenty of worse people currently playing in the NFL.
 
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I might be in the minority but I honestly don't have an issue with it. He committed a crime and will likely have to pay for it when he's sentenced but I just can't get too worked up over a white collar crime. There are plenty of worse people currently playing in the NFL.

My thoughts exactly.

White collar crimes hurt so few compared to some of the cans of human garbage you already have in the league.
 
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sigma six

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Renting a good player while KJ Wright is injured. Feels ethically borderline but I can't fault the FO for finding fixes.
 

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White collar crime shouldn't be in prison anyway, they should just be heavily fined or penalized in other ways. Let them make money to pay their debts and leave the prisons for dangerous people.
 
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I think I'd do really well in white crime prison. It actually sounds pretty great. 3 hots and a cot and you wouldn't even have to bother doing normal shitty everyday life things like going to work and grocery shopping.
 

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Peoples lives have been ruined because of white collar crime. Those committing those crimes do belong in prison. Sure some white collar crime is semi harmless but most of the time this is not a victimless crime.
 
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I might be in the minority but I honestly don't have an issue with it. He committed a crime and will likely have to pay for it when he's sentenced but I just can't get too worked up over a white collar crime. There are plenty of worse people currently playing in the NFL.
exactly, its not like he was arrested for domestic abuse or anything
 

tony d

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Not the same thing as domestic abuse, not close but still a crime. Not sure I'd be signing him if I'm the Seahawks.
 

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Rumblings seem to be that the NFL is reviewing the case right now. I would expect there's a suspension coming for Kendricks, the question is how soon and how long.
 
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Don't let it hurt your feelings or anything, the team is down two pro bowl LB's and is interested in finding the best help available.
This doesn’t hurt my feelings. I’m a Lower Mainland, BC Packers fan. Think anything else Seahawks related may have hurt me? Like a McCarthy clinic in gutlessness circa January 2015? Haha Or a call so botched by replacement refs circa September 2012 that the nfl the next day caved to the puny loser ref union? I was there for that one and ate “12” pounds of shit from fans who couldn’t see what a joke that call was.

So this I’m ok with haha
 

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Neat. Well here *in 2018*, Seattle is heading into a tough game in Chicago with no KJ and no Wagner. So they signed this terrible human being who was trying to buy better stocks, in the hope that they can overcome these injuries.

I have no issue with the idea that he's going to jail for what he did, but the way the system works he can still play until he does. And I welcome the help, considering the nature of his crime isn't particularly despicable, unlike say drugging and raping multiple women.
 
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Neat. Well here *in 2018*, Seattle is heading into a tough game in Chicago with no KJ and no Wagner. So they signed this terrible human being who was trying to buy better stocks, in the hope that they can overcome these injuries.

I have no issue with the idea that he's going to jail for what he did, but the way the system works he can still play until he does. And I welcome the help, considering the nature of his crime isn't particularly despicable, unlike say drugging and raping multiple women.
I was just taking the opportunity to rag on Pete Carroll. I find him kinda disgusting. The allegedly criminal linebacker I really don’t have a problem with being employed until he has his day in court, etc.
 
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Neat. Well here *in 2018*, Seattle is heading into a tough game in Chicago with no KJ and no Wagner. So they signed this terrible human being who was trying to buy better stocks, in the hope that they can overcome these injuries.

I have no issue with the idea that he's going to jail for what he did, but the way the system works he can still play until he does. And I welcome the help, considering the nature of his crime isn't particularly despicable, unlike say drugging and raping multiple women.
That night in Seattle was actually a little enlightening in a way. During my many verbal spats with Seahawks fans, I found out that a whole lot of them were Canucks fans who felt the Canucks got jobbed in the 2011 Final. So a lot of the spats turned out more amicable than they started.
 

mouser

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Adam Schefter is reporting that the NFL suspended Kendricks before the game this weekend, however he's being allowed to play pending appeal.

Haven't seen any report of how long the suspension is supposed to be for.
 

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