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I think how saban treats this situation could mean a lot towards how he runs this team. This is our best offensive player, and argueably the best on the team at times. If Saban puts his foot down hard on McMicheal it would truly show how serious hes going to be around the league.

Do you think McMicheal should be suspended?
 
Yes, I do. 3 games at least. An example has to be set here. I want to win, but this is his second offense, and I just don't stand for hitting women, no matter how much they provoke you. McMichael has to pay the piper. $15,000 fine and a MINIMUM 3-gamer. Hell, he should be in jail- but we all know that won't happen, being he's a pro athlete and dosen't have to abide by the same rules as the rest of society.
 
i agree he should be. and sadly, this may go a long way when it comes to re-newing his contract.
 
Who gives a crap...I want to win football games.....They can have Saddam Hussein at Quarterback and if he played great...I would support him.

Please don't think that all these NFL players are all quoir boys....Randy McMichael just happened to get caught.

If anything...The Dolphins should try to bribe a judge in Georgia or something....
 
Saban4prez said:
i agree he should be. and sadly, this may go a long way when it comes to re-newing his contract.
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Personally, I'd let him walk after this season. We just don't need guys like this on our team- we've had trouble-makers on this team for too long. It's time accoutability off the field is a pre-requisite to play for the Miami Dolphins. I'm sick of this s*it. EVERY YEAR we have something else happen. Enough.
 
Section126 said:
Who gives a crap...I want to win football games.....They can have Saddam Hussein at Quarterback and if he played great...I would support him.

Please don't think that all these NFL players are all quoir boys....Randy McMichael just happened to get caught.

If anything...The Dolphins should try to bribe a judge in Georgia or something....
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I want to win too- we all want to win. But I don't need a wife-beater on my team. This was his second offense- not his first- second. The guy's got a problem.
 
FireWrongstedt said:
I want to win too- we all want to win. But I don't need a wife-beater on my team. This was his second offense- not his first- second. The guy's got a problem.
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The first charges were dropped.
 
FireWrongstedt said:
I want to win too- we all want to win. But I don't need a wife-beater on my team. This was his second offense- not his first- second. The guy's got a problem.
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He is not a wife beater...and you calling him a wife beater is embarrassing...

Real wife beaters kick the crap out of their Hoe's....
 
Section126 said:
He is not a wife beater...and you calling him a wife beater is embarrassing...

Real wife beaters kick the crap out of their Hoe's....
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The guy has an issue with hitting his wife- it's the second time he's done it. Whether he lightly slaps her or beats her within an inch of her life doesn't really matter to me. YOU DON'T HIT WOMEN. PERIOD. END OF STORY.
 
I think He should be fined and not suspended because it happened in the offseason, And we need to win games
 
this issue has nothing to do with football and he does not violate any nfl policy that would enable him an advantage over other ball players while competing so therefore, this is a matter that should be handled exclusively within the realm the law, without interfering with football. if i hit my wife i do not think my boss will consider it detrimental to my job performance.
 
i don't think a fine says it clearly enough though. The fact that we need to win games would make the suspension that much more important.
 
Well, I guess he won't be asking for a lucrative contract.......now we have a top 10 RB AND TE for cheap!
 
ErroneousFlint said:
this issue has nothing to do with football and he does not violate any nfl policy that would enable him an advantage over other ball players while competing so therefore, this is a matter that should be handled exclusively within the realm the law, without interfering with football. if i hit my wife i do not think my boss will consider it detrimental to my job performance.
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tell michael pitman that
 
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