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C'mon, no love for Jamal Lewis? The man was locked up by the FEDS!!!

Good point AF. I just waived Cecil Collins and made Jamal the backup.

I decided to keep Phillips. He is a high volume kind of law breaker. Eventually we will strike gold with him I am sure.

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St. Louis Rams cornerback Dre' Bly, who helped lead his team to the Super Bowl XXIV crown, was arrested for reckless driving and destruction of city property.

Miami Dolphins cornerback Patrick Surtain was arrested for speeding and drunken driving.

Cincinnati Bengals wide receiver Darnay Scott was arrested for writing a bad check.

The arrests come on the heels of Carolina wide receiver Rae Carruth facing murder charges, Baltimore middle linebacker Ray Lewis having murder charges dropped but being found guilty of obstructing justice and Indianapolis running back Fred Lane being found shot to death in his Charlotte, N.C., home.

Lane's death came four months after he was named in a domestic complaint by his wife and five months after he was arrested on drug and weapons charges.

Since the league's March owners meeting, 13 players have been arrested, including one a week ago when Tampa Bay wide receiver Darnell McDonald was charged with two felonies -- aggravated battery with great bodily harm and burglary of a conveyance.

Players aren't the only ones accused of soiling the league's image.

Cleveland Browns president Carmen Policy has been accused of paying $1,000 to fix a criminal case for one of his clients in 1985

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QB1: ART SCHLICHTER,

QB2: Todd Marinovich

QB3: Jim Druckenmiller

RB1: O.J. Simpson

RB2: Jamal Lewis

RB3: Lawrence Phillips

WR1: Rae Carruth

WR2: Brian Blades

WR3: Irving Fryar

TE: Mark Chimura

OL1: Erik Williams

OL2: Nate Newton

OL3: Carlton Haselrig

OL4:

OL5:

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DE1: Mark Gastineau

DE2: Jim Dunaway

DT1: Christian Peter

DT2: Robert Rozier

LB1: Ray Lewis

LB2: Bill Romanowski

LB3:

DB1: Gene Atkins

DB2: Raphael Cherry

DB3:

DB4:

K: Sebastian Janikowski

P:

Former Redskins and Lions defensive back Raphel Cherry has been convicted a second time in the 1998 strangulation of his estranged wife. In Little Rock, Ark., Circuit Judge Chris Piazza sentenced Cherry to 30 years in prison.

CAMERON PARK, Calif. (AP) -- Federal prosecutors say former NFL player Robert Rozier set out to become an angel of death as an executioner for a Miami cult leader.

Convicted of four murders, but given a reduced sentence for cooperating with authorities in Florida and then given a new identity and released in the federal witness protection program, Rozier now says he has "total remorse" for his actions as Neariah Israel and says he rebuilt his life in an intense spiritual and intellectual transformation.

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QB1: ART SCHLICHTER,

QB2: Todd Marinovich

QB3: Jim Druckenmiller

RB1: O.J. Simpson

RB2: Jamal Lewis

RB3: Lawrence Phillips

WR1: Rae Carruth

WR2: Brian Blades

WR3: Irving Fryar

TE: Mark Chimura

OL1: Erik Williams

OL2: Nate Newton

OL3: Carlton Haselrig

OL4:

OL5:

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DE1: Mark Gastineau

DE2: Jim Dunaway

DT1: Christian Peter

DT2: Robert Rozier

LB1: Ray Lewis

LB2: Bill Romanowski

LB3:

DB1: Gene Atkins

DB2: Raphael Cherry

DB3: Mike Doss

DB4: Sean Taylor

K: Sebastian Janikowski

P:

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i am pretty sure policy bribed a juror or witness for $1,000 or something like that. i can't remember exactly what happened.

"Cleveland Browns president Carmen Policy has been accused of paying $1,000 to fix a criminal case for one of his clients in 1985."

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OWNER: Carmen Policy

HC:

QB1: ART SCHLICHTER,

QB2: Todd Marinovich

QB3: Jim Druckenmiller

RB1: O.J. Simpson

RB2: Jamal Lewis

RB3: Lawrence Phillips

WR1: Rae Carruth

WR2: Brian Blades

WR3: Irving Fryar

TE: Mark Chimura

OL1: Erik Williams

OL2: Nate Newton

OL3: Carlton Haselrig

OL4:

OL5:

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DE1: Mark Gastineau

DE2: Jim Dunaway

DT1: Christian Peter

DT2: Robert Rozier

LB1: Ray Lewis

LB2: Bill Romanowski

LB3:

DB1: Gene Atkins

DB2: Raphael Cherry

DB3: Mike Doss

DB4: Sean Taylor

K: Sebastian Janikowski

P:

Note new Owner and HC fields

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OWNER: Carmen Policy

HC:

QB1: ART SCHLICHTER,

QB2: Todd Marinovich

QB3: Jim Druckenmiller

RB1: O.J. Simpson

RB2: Jamal Lewis

RB3: Lawrence Phillips

WR1: Rae Carruth

WR2: Brian Blades

WR3: Irving Fryar

TE: Mark Chimura

OL1: Erik Williams

OL2: Nate Newton

OL3: Carlton Haselrig

OL4:

OL5:

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DE1: Mark Gastineau

DE2: Jim Dunaway

DT1: Christian Peter

DT2: Robert Rozier

LB1: Ray Lewis

LB2: Bill Romanowski

LB3: Aubrey Beavers

DB1: Gene Atkins

DB2: Raphael Cherry

DB3: Mike Doss

DB4: Sean Taylor

K: Sebastian Janikowski

P:

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Offensive Line:

Tackle - Leon Searcy (2001, spousal abuse, battery)

Tackle - Levi Jones (2004, interfering with a police officer, assault)

Guard - Keno Hills (1998 Heroin possession, weapons charge)

Center - Mike Webster (1999 forging prescriptions)

And who could forget RB Mercury Morris - 20 yrs for cocaine trafficking.

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OWNER: Carmen Policy

HC:

QB1: ART SCHLICHTER,

QB2: Todd Marinovich

QB3: Jim Druckenmiller

RB1: O.J. Simpson

RB2: Jamal Lewis

RB3: Lawrence Phillips

WR1: Rae Carruth

WR2: Brian Blades

WR3: Irving Fryar

TE: Mark Chimura

OL1: Erik Williams

OL2: Nate Newton

OL3: Carlton Haselrig

OL4: Keno Hills

OL5:

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DE1: Mark Gastineau

DE2: Jim Dunaway

DT1: Christian Peter

DT2: Robert Rozier

LB1: Ray Lewis

LB2: Bill Romanowski

LB3: Aubrey Beavers

DB1: Gene Atkins

DB2: Raphael Cherry

DB3: Mike Doss

DB4: Sean Taylor

K: Sebastian Janikowski

P:

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Not sure if we're gonna find a HC candidate. Here's a start

INDIANAPOLIS - Bucs assistant coach Kyle Shanahan was arrested by Indianapolis police early Sunday morning.

Shanahan, 23, was transported to the Arrestee Processing Center. His release was ordered after he appeared in court Sunday and was charged with misdemeanor intoxication.

Shanahan was being "loud, belligerent and causing a scene" after being escorted from the Have a Nice Day Cafe at 2:07 a.m. Sunday, according to a report filed by Indianapolis Police Officer Eric B. Simmons .

"I could smell a strong odor of alcoholic beverage on his person, his eyes were glassy and bloodshot and he was unsteady on level ground."

Simmons said he told Shanahan several times to quiet down but he persisted and was arrested.

Shanahan, the son of Broncos coach Mike Shanahan , is in his second season as the Bucs' offensive quality control coach and is attending the NFL scouting combine.

According to police report, Shanahan was escorted out of the bar with assistant defensive backs coach Raheem Morris

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How bout we make Herm the HC for Grand Theft. That would be the Grand Theft of 4 years of my life in which he's taken everything and returned nothing

NO.

Belichek gets the nod. For stealing a million dollars from a dying man. This is perfect.

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OWNER: Carmen Policy

HC: BILL BELICHICK

QB1: ART SCHLICHTER,

QB2: Todd Marinovich

QB3: Jim Druckenmiller

RB1: O.J. Simpson

RB2: Jamal Lewis

RB3: Lawrence Phillips

WR1: Rae Carruth

WR2: Brian Blades

WR3: Irving Fryar

TE: Mark Chimura

OL1: Erik Williams

OL2: Nate Newton

OL3: Carlton Haselrig

OL4: Keno Hills

OL5:

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DE1: Mark Gastineau

DE2: Jim Dunaway

DT1: Christian Peter

DT2: Robert Rozier

LB1: Ray Lewis

LB2: Bill Romanowski

LB3: Aubrey Beavers

DB1: Gene Atkins

DB2: Raphael Cherry

DB3: Mike Doss

DB4: Sean Taylor

K: Sebastian Janikowski

P:

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