Massie suspended 3 games

[Austin Zonie]

if he was at the cards facility, he definitely drove there drunk. I imagine they dont have bingers at the facility.

Who drives to their employer after drinking?!?!? Drinking enough to surpass the minimum for a DUI. This is perplexing.

 

[BigRedRage]

Who drives to their employer after drinking?!?!? Drinking enough to surpass the minimum for a DUI. This is perplexing.

especially hwen your employer offeres free rides from the bar and people usually dont only to avoid the team knowing they were at the bar.

 

[az jam]

this might help.

I get it now, wasn't upset, just didn't figure it out. Never thought he was responding to you

 

[BigRedRage]

I get it now, wasn't upset just didn't figure it out. Never thought he was responding to you

I am everywhere

 

[RedRob]

Who drives to their employer after drinking?!?!? Drinking enough to surpass the minimum for a DUI. This is perplexing.

Just a guess here, but seems logical - lots of partying, player parties, etc. due to Super Bowl. Massie goes out, knocks back a few, then gets driven to where he parked earlier in the day...the Card's facility.

Instead of driving, knowing he had some drinks, he decides to sleep in his vehicle thinking that if he's on safe ground and he won't be hassled while he sobers up.

Who knows, but I'm just guessing he didn't get ripped and drive to work to take a nap...

 

[BigRedRage]

Just a guess here, but seems logical - lots of partying, player parties, etc. due to Super Bowl. Massie goes out, knocks back a few, then gets driven to where he parked earlier in the day...the Card's facility.

Instead of driving, knowing he had some drinks, he decides to sleep in his vehicle thinking that if he's on safe ground and he won't be hassled while he sobers up.

Who knows, but I'm just guessing he didn't get ripped and drive to work to take a nap...

could be.

weird that a cop would drive into cards facility to check cars though. nothing seems to add up.

 

[az jam]

could be.

weird that a cop would drive into cards facility to check cars though. nothing seems to add up.

Time to ask your buddy, Jurecki, on what really happened.

 

[English on tour]

How dumb are some of these players!!

Summed that up perfectly. Makes my blood boil when its sell inflicted like this.

 

[Dback Jon]

Time to ask your buddy, Jurecki, on what really happened.

Or birdman

 

[BigRedRage]

meh. he'll serve his games, see what happens from there and it seemed we were planning for this to be his last year by drafting a RT. not too worried about it, just hope whoever steps in can play. Between the unproven cooper and the rag tag group behind massie of not so good players and inexperienced players, that side of our line could have some big issues.

 

[seesred]

My younger brother got drunk pulled over ,went into the back seat to sleep it off. DWI by cops. If keys are in the ignition and your drunk DWI.

Stupid still as he should have asked a friend. College kids??????


GBR
40

 

[kerouac9]

Between this, D-Wash, and John Abraham last year — is it time to start thinking about BASK's Culture of Accountability?

 

[Buckybird]

Between this, D-Wash, and John Abraham last year — is it time to start thinking about BASK's Culture of Accountability?

I'd say the Cards are the bottom of the league in player problems off the field the last 5-7 yrs. I think it's safe to say no team is perfect on these issues, it's not like we're the Bungles with bad character...a HC,GM or owner can only do so much.

 

[TJ]

Between this, D-Wash, and John Abraham last year — is it time to start thinking about BASK's Culture of Accountability?

One of the complaints from the SOC era was that the Bidwills never considered taking a chance on talent with some baggage. I can say that the previous regime would've never taken a chance on Honey Badger considering his dismissal from LSU; but so far, the ROI looks promising. Of course, when you take chances on guys with character issues, you'll have a few circumstances in which a player needs to be disciplined or dismissed from the team; however, sometimes, those guys tend to be the most talented.

 

[MadCardDisease]

if he was at the cards facility, he definitely drove there drunk. I imagine they dont have bingers at the facility.

When I go to the Cardinals stadium for games I usually meet up with my friends at my works parking lot and we take one car from there. Although I've never slept in my work parking lot though.

 

[cardncubfan]

If he was driving a pick-up and was found sleeping in the bed of the truck, would the same DUI rules apply? This is ridiculous.

Yes, all you have to do is be in the vicinity of the vehicle with keys in your possession.

 

[cardncubfan]

Just a guess here, but seems logical - lots of partying, player parties, etc. due to Super Bowl. Massie goes out, knocks back a few, then gets driven to where he parked earlier in the day...the Card's facility.

Instead of driving, knowing he had some drinks, he decides to sleep in his vehicle thinking that if he's on safe ground and he won't be hassled while he sobers up.

Who knows, but I'm just guessing he didn't get ripped and drive to work to take a nap...

Sounds logical. Does anyone know what his BAC was?

 

[Goldfield]

That seems like why we took DJ Humphries

 

[Brian in Mesa]

Just a guess here, but seems logical - lots of partying, player parties, etc. due to Super Bowl. Massie goes out, knocks back a few, then gets driven to where he parked earlier in the day...the Card's facility.

Instead of driving, knowing he had some drinks, he decides to sleep in his vehicle thinking that if he's on safe ground and he won't be hassled while he sobers up.

Who knows, but I'm just guessing he didn't get ripped and drive to work to take a nap...

He should have given his keys to the person that dropped him off, or someone else, if that is how it went down. Possession of the keys means that he was in control of the vehicle and could have driven again in his condition. If he did not have any keys - making the vehicle inoperable - no arrest.

 

[Redneck Voodoo]

I'd say the Cards are the bottom of the league in player problems off the field the last 5-7 yrs. I think it's safe to say no team is perfect on these issues, it's not like we're the Bungles with bad character...a HC,GM or owner can only do so much.

 

[BullheadCardFan]

Unreal. The hits just keep coming.

Seems the Oline is doomed to never be at full strength.

DJ better start putting in the work. Knee Deep, not a good nickname to have.

 

[NMCard]

3 games is not all that bad. I don't think he has been playing well enough to be part of the Cards future anyway.

 

[Mainstreet]

He should have given his keys to the person that dropped him off, or someone else, if that is how it went down. Possession of the keys means that he was in control of the vehicle and could have driven again in his condition. If he did not have any keys - making the vehicle inoperable - no arrest.

It should make one think twice whenever they are camping in a RV or camper parked safely at a campsite with keys in toll. Law enforcement has a lot of discretion, maybe too much discretion, in how they enforce the DUI law.

 

[cardsfanmd]

Just a guess here, but seems logical - lots of partying, player parties, etc. due to Super Bowl. Massie goes out, knocks back a few, then gets driven to where he parked earlier in the day...the Card's facility.

Instead of driving, knowing he had some drinks, he decides to sleep in his vehicle thinking that if he's on safe ground and he won't be hassled while he sobers up.

Who knows, but I'm just guessing he didn't get ripped and drive to work to take a nap...

I was thinking this too....

 

[Jim Otis]

3 games is not all that bad. I don't think he has been playing well enough to be part of the Cards future anyway.

This !!!!
Yes Massie played better than the interior 3 , but we must stay cognizant of how crappy those 3 played .