Guess that rules hum out for next year haha

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Did you actually laugh while typing that statement? If so, what do you find humorous about it? If not, what does "haha" mean to you?

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I think I know how Cullen Jenkins is feeling right now.

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This is a shame, I was hoping he would get his shit together and be reinstated. Looks like this is probably the end of his chances in the NFL.

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I have a question. 600 grams of pure codeine or 600 grams of syrup with codeine in it? That is a huge difference.

I know Texas counts the entire volume of the solution or mixture when measuring drugs.

600 grams of codeine could kill an elephant. A maximum dose for serious pain management is .2 grams. In a cough syrup it would be a dose of .015 grams. If he had 600 grams that would be 3000-40000 doses depending on the what it is being used for.

If it were cough syrup, it would be about 3 or so 8oz bottles of syrup with probably 12 or so party doses. If he is addicted, that would be considered personal use.

Yes Jolly is incredibly stupid and has a big drug problem. But he isn't carrying around kilos of cocaine and selling it on the street. Calling him a drug dealer is an exaggeration. Calling him an addict would be accurate.

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The good news is it happened now and not after FA kicks back in or the draft. I never really had my hopes up for Jolly anyhow. I never heard of him being any kind of workout warrior and having missed a year I couldn't be convinced he could be the player he was before.

I think he had a better chance of getting hurt than he did returning to the player he was two years ago. I'm more anxious to get Neal back. I think he's going to be really good. That first to second year leap might be delayed some but he was sure improving before he went down.

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I have faith in our coaching staff making players out of whoever is on the roster. I don't think we spend the money on Jenkins, Jolly is done; and I agree with Warhawk on the talent of Neal. Wynn and Wilson are also players as they proved last year.

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Neal showed flashes of dominance in his brief time on the field last season. Sure, it may never be shown again, but one can't help but be excited about his future. I don't think he's had a significant history of injuries either. His team mates often mention how incredibly strong he is on Twitter. I'd love to see that translate to the field.

I think Jenkins will still be a productive player for another 3, maybe even 4 seasons. If we could retain him for a fair 3 year contract, I would be all about it. The combination of Raji pushing the middle and Jenkins and Neal swarming the outside is one hell of a nasty D-line. CM3 would have a field day. Sure, we could spend a high draft pick on a player that is largely an unknown entity, or pay the proven guy and use that draft pick elsewhere.

The bridge might already be burnt between Jenkins and our front office even if we wanted to keep him. However, I'm confident that the right numbers on a contract would quickly change his mind. I don't see it happening, but I would be excited if it did.

I'm not challenging that it's not burned, but what makes you think the front office and Cullen Jenkins have their bridge burned? I recall some of Jenkins comments saying he was upset or bothered that no one contacted him about his contract and he thought he was good as gone. I didn't think anything he said would burn any bridge.

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It will come down to what Cullin Jenkins wants. If he would sign for a home town discount, then I'm sure we would keep him. If he wants the money shown to him, then he'll be gone.

Make no mistake, I want him to stay; but my gut tells me he's gone.

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