Shane Ray busted for weed 3 days before draft.

[RobBase]

Former Missouri Tigers defensive end Shane Ray cited on charge of possession of marijuana | FOX Sports



Obviously not a lot of brains coming out of the Missouri program last couple of years.

 

[podsox]

I don't understand how so many athletes get caught with weed. I have several friends who have been doing it for 15-20 yrs. none have been caught. get a friends to buy it for u and smoke it the privacy of your own home

 

[Golden Spur]

1. Hmm. We'll take him. He can play with his fellow Tiger Kony Ealy.

On edit: I don't know what I'm doing to get these lists popping up, lol.

 

[Iggloo]

It's a shame about Ray...

Get a playstation homie, just stay home for a few damn weeks and collect millions....

 

[Sharkonabicycle]

Ugh, when is this country going to get over weed? We allow cigarettes and alcohol which are far worse for your body yet we whine about weed.

I know it's been said before but /facepalm. If I left the US and someone asked me why my response would be none other than, "Eh it was personal, but mainly the US is stupid." Pathetic enough that I already have to pay more taxes than people that are s***ing out a bunch of kids.

 

[GNG]

Ugh, when is this country going to get over weed? We allow cigarettes and alcohol which are far worse for your body yet we whine about weed.

The NFL doesn't allow it's players to smoke marijuana or abuse alcohol. The players should realize this and not engage in those habits if they want a career in that league.

 

[Sharkonabicycle]

The NFL doesn't allow it's players to smoke marijuana or abuse alcohol. The players should realize this and not engage in those habits if they want a career in that league.

Pretty sure they don't piss test them for alcohol... it's whether or not they drink alcohol and make a complete ass of themselves.

 

[GNG]

Pretty sure they don't piss test them for alcohol... it's whether or not they drink alcohol and make a complete ass of themselves.

The NFL has its rules and the players should realize this.

 

[eaglesnut]

Classic move to go to a better team later in the 1st round and end up with a bigger second contract. This kid is always thinking ahead.

And he's protecting his brain from the longterm effects of playing a physical game. Good for him.

 

[Sharkonabicycle]

The NFL has its rules and the players should realize this.

Totally get that man, it's more a philosophy of this country in general lol.

 

[GNG]

Totally get that man, it's more a philosophy of this country in general lol.

 

[eaglesnut]

The NFL has its rules and the players should realize this.

Any company that receives tax dollars or uses taxpayer financed facilities or utilities shall not prohibit their laborers from engaging in activities outside of the office. It should fall under the banner of discriminatory practices.

 

[GNG]

Any company that receives tax dollars or uses taxpayer financed facilities or utilities shall not prohibit their laborers from engaging in activities outside of the office. It should fall under the banner of discriminatory practices.

The players are free to do as they'd like but if the drug test is positive the employer has the right to deny employment. This doesn't fall under the guise of discriminatory practices.

 

[RobBase]

I was rooting for the kid too after seeing him on the Path to the Draft special. Seemed like he overcame a lot of odds to get to where he is now.

 

[Clayton]

Meanwhile Randy Gregory is still mocked in the top 15

 

[CreepCreep2014]

It has never been about the "weed" for me. Its about the decision. Your on the biggest job interview of your life and millions on the line, and you get busted for weed? Comeon man...It's illegal. period, end of discussion. If you can't hold off for a few months, then that's on you. I also read he failed a few tests while in college, not sure if true, but now he has rap for failing drug tests. Now teams question your off field behavior, and he may not have any issues, but its out there now. Like I said, its not about the "weed", its more than that.

 

[HammerDown]

It's a shame about Ray...

Get a playstation homie, just stay home for a few damn weeks and collect millions....

It's not rocket science is it? Now someone gets him cheap.

 

[Southieinnc]

Any company that receives tax dollars or uses taxpayer financed facilities or utilities shall not prohibit their laborers from engaging in activities outside of the office. It should fall under the banner of discriminatory practices.

Unless you work for the US

 

[eaglesnut]

It has never been about the "weed" for me. Its about the decision. Your on the biggest job interview of your life and millions on the line, and you get busted for weed? Comeon man...It's illegal. period, end of discussion. If you can't hold off for a few months, then that's on you. I also read he failed a few tests while in college, not sure if true, but now he has rap for failing drug tests. Now teams question your off field behavior, and he may not have any issues, but its out there now. Like I said, its not about the "weed", its more than that.

Cultural relativism is a mortal sin. Have fun in hell with the nazi's.

 

[Clayton]

Cultural relativism is a sin.

Way to doom all of humanity Buzz Killington.