Dunbar arrested?
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Exactly.
It's early to be concluding this will impact his play. We'll see. An arrest is STUPID, but does not necessarily makes him guilty of anything or anything that would affect his job.
I was arrested in my youth, while drinking, for being in the wrong place at the wrong time. Released without charges. You never know.
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Hopefully he borrows Aldon Smith's judge.
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Could probably include Mo Alexander too, what with him breaking the jaw of his teammate.
I'm with you man, let's wait and see before we condem the man. Look it's not good news but we don't have the slightest idea what happened yet
Rams linebacker arrested in South Beach
Posted by Mike Florio on July 20, 2014
Soon, all NFL training camps will be open. For many of the league’s coaches, that can’t come soon enough.
Players left to their own devices sometimes end up in trouble. It happened early Sunday to Rams linebackerJo-Lonn Dunbar during a visit to South Beach.
According to CBS Miami, Dunbar was arrested for battery and disorderly conduct following an altercation outside the Dream Nightclub. Also arrested was Donte Green, a free agent who was selected by the Sacramento Kings in the first round of the 2008 NBA draft.
Dunbar provides the latest off-field complication for a Rams team that has had its share of arrests and suspensions in recent years. Second-year receiver Stedman Bailey will miss the first four games of the 2014 regular season after testing positive for PEDs.
Dunbar missed the first four games of the 2013 season due to a violation of the PED policy. A 16-game starter in 2012 and 10-game starter a year ago, Dunbar is due to earn a base salary of $751,157 in 2014.
[Photo credit: Miami-Dade Police Department]
Posted by Mike Florio on July 20, 2014
Soon, all NFL training camps will be open. For many of the league’s coaches, that can’t come soon enough.
Players left to their own devices sometimes end up in trouble. It happened early Sunday to Rams linebackerJo-Lonn Dunbar during a visit to South Beach.
According to CBS Miami, Dunbar was arrested for battery and disorderly conduct following an altercation outside the Dream Nightclub. Also arrested was Donte Green, a free agent who was selected by the Sacramento Kings in the first round of the 2008 NBA draft.
Dunbar provides the latest off-field complication for a Rams team that has had its share of arrests and suspensions in recent years. Second-year receiver Stedman Bailey will miss the first four games of the 2014 regular season after testing positive for PEDs.
Dunbar missed the first four games of the 2013 season due to a violation of the PED policy. A 16-game starter in 2012 and 10-game starter a year ago, Dunbar is due to earn a base salary of $751,157 in 2014.
[Photo credit: Miami-Dade Police Department]
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Hopefully no suspension is coming.
The run defense really didn't look the same last season when he wasn't playing.
Part of that may have been that the Rams had no run game of their own and subsequently put more pressure on that unit.
Still. I'm going to be concerned if this takes Dunbar off the field. No indication that's the case yet, though.
The run defense really didn't look the same last season when he wasn't playing.
Part of that may have been that the Rams had no run game of their own and subsequently put more pressure on that unit.
Still. I'm going to be concerned if this takes Dunbar off the field. No indication that's the case yet, though.
It was my first thought. Dunbar gets a little bit of cash and stability and he can't handle the prosperity. Armstrong need's to realize the opportunity and step up!..Next man up, Ray Ray!
This is the worst part about professional athletes. They never seem to know how to stay out of trouble. It makes me appreciate guys who focus on the game and don't put themselves in situations where bad things are bound to happen.
Jo-Lonn F****** Dunbar... forget you. theres a reason your name isn't mentioned when talking about the best front 7 in football. lets go Ray Ray your up
CoachO, wasn't that week in jail for a prior incident? No matter, if Greg Reid screws up, his NFL opportunity is gone..Dunbar is 29yrs old.....It's not that hard to live a life where you don't get busted at a night club.....I just don't get these guys, they have life by the tail, and they are not smart enough to maximize their opportunity by acting like normal human beings. Normal human beings don't ever talk to the police unless they get a traffic violation.....and that's it.
All this said, it is still possible that Dunbar was just defending himself. All we know right now is that he was arrested for being involved.
But if he started and/or sought out the fight, then yeah, he's a moron.
But if he started and/or sought out the fight, then yeah, he's a moron.
There is a big difference between an 18 (or even 21 yr) yr old, and being 29 yr old....Sorry, I don't buy the youth excuse.
A 21 yr old allows himself to get in a fight..A 29yr old should be trying to avoid it..Not even putting himself in the position for it happening.
So you never did anything in your 20s that you now would say was stupid? I think its real easy to sit in judgement of these guys, when in fact these sort of things happen to MOST "normal" people at some point in their lives. I have a son who just turned 30, and I can tell you he is as "normal" as any 30 year old out there.... and yet, he has had his share of "conversations" with police over the years.
The difference is, when Average Joe Blow gets arrested for being in a bar fight, it isn't plastered all over the media, and people 900 miles away couldn't care less.
What a mess. Training camp starts in 4 days...4 freakin days....He couldn't just chillout?