Should Jamal Adams Be Charged

[HogwldFLTR]

Mod's please move this; it was supposed to go in Open Discussion. Sorry!!

After Wednesdays flying tackle of a defenseless and unsuspecting person dressed up as the Patriot's mascot, Patriot Pat, should Jamal Adams be charged with assault and battery? Doesn't the league penalize players for crimes, especially when they're caught on video? This action however playfully inspired is criminal and resulted in the need for medical attention on the part of the recipient on the "playful" attack.

[Roger Lococco]

No jail time. But he should be forced to wear a Hublot for one year.

[jps3b]

Originally Posted by Roger Lococco

No jail time. But he should be forced to wear a Hublot for one year.

This was funny


@jps3b

[Rrpdc]

Originally Posted by Roger Lococco

No jail time. But he should be forced to wear a Hublot for one year.

[superstarmar]

That doesn't look good... Ouch...
Don't know why anyone would do that.

[mangoseed]

Absolutely atrocious behaviour, and he is considered an adult? I always considered American college student to be particularly immature with their fraternities and hazing but this is just another level of stupidity.

[Knappo 1307]

Originally Posted by mangoseed

Absolutely atrocious behaviour, and he is considered an adult? I always considered American college student to be particularly immature with their fraternities and hazing but this is just another level of stupidity.

Yea, just lump all American college students together, how very adult of you....

[mangoseed]

Originally Posted by Knappo 1307

Yea, just lump all American college students together, how very adult of you....

Sorry, but with the 4 year bachelors degree they do not even choose a major until age 20. In Britain our degrees are much more specialized and specific to the major from the start.

[Knappo 1307]

Originally Posted by mangoseed

sorry, but with the 4 year bachelors degree they do not even choose a major until age 20. In britain our degrees are much more specialized and specific to the major from the start.

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[Star Ferry]

Originally Posted by mangoseed

Sorry, but with the 4 year bachelors degree they do not even choose a major until age 20. In Britain our degrees are much more specialized and specific to the major from the start.

And then there are so many high paying jobs for fresh grads... oh wait, that's America

[mangoseed]

Originally Posted by Star Ferry

And then there are so many high paying jobs for fresh grads... oh wait, that's America

Agree it is better for working, but the education system is a mess.

[Abdullah71601]

Originally Posted by mangoseed

Sorry, but with the 4 year bachelors degree they do not even choose a major until age 20. In Britain our degrees are much more specialized and specific to the major from the start.

Quite. In Britain you choose what color baskets you make in your underwater basket weaving curricula.

[Art 1]

Originally Posted by mangoseed

Sorry, but with the 4 year bachelors degree they do not even choose a major until age 20. In Britain our degrees are much more specialized and specific to the major from the start.

Either way, American students study a subject, they aren't a subject. I'll take the American way over the British way any day.

[Maybelline]

Originally Posted by mangoseed

Sorry, but with the 4 year bachelors degree they do not even choose a major until age 20. In Britain our degrees are much more specialized and specific to the major from the start.

Riveting tale, old chap.

[GB-man]

Originally Posted by Maybelline

Riveting tale, old chap.

This thread is hilarious. The best part a Brit comes out against the redcoat who took out the patriot.

[CRM114]

Originally Posted by mangoseed

Sorry, but with the 4 year bachelors degree they do not even choose a major until age 20. In Britain our degrees are much more specialized and specific to the major from the start.

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[mjr24]

This thread can’t be serious. This was a joke.

Also, I find it rich that Pats fans are worried about something like this. I think they should worry about their players not murdering anyone this offseason and/or staying off the drugs.

[breitlings]

Originally Posted by CRM114

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I think you won the thread.

[warrior]

Originally Posted by CRM114

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[mjr24]

Originally Posted by mangoseed

Absolutely atrocious behaviour, and he is considered an adult? I always considered American college student to be particularly immature with their fraternities and hazing but this is just another level of stupidity.

No clue what you are talking about. Also, education or specialized degrees don’t matter here. The guy in the video probably doesn’t have a degree yet will likely make 50 times the salary in 10 years than you will make in your life.

[GradyPhilpott]

Originally Posted by mangoseed

Absolutely atrocious behaviour, and he is considered an adult? I always considered American college student to be particularly immature with their fraternities and hazing but this is just another level of stupidity.

This post is way off topic, without merit, and unreasonably inflammatory.

[SearChart]

Originally Posted by mangoseed

Absolutely atrocious behaviour, and he is considered an adult? I always considered American college student to be particularly immature with their fraternities and hazing but this is just another level of stupidity.

Your post history isn't really showing mature behaviour either.

[Watch This]

Originally Posted by mangoseed

Absolutely atrocious behaviour, and he is considered an adult? I always considered American college student to be particularly immature with their fraternities and hazing but this is just another level of stupidity.

I can almost guarantee the TRF moderators are watching you closely. Keep digging deeper.

[Art 1]

Originally Posted by Watch This

I can almost guarantee the TRF moderators are watching you closely. Keep digging deeper.

Could tell early on he won't be around long.

[The Libertine]

Jail time, no. But penalized and fined, absolutely.

[The Pontiff]

Why do we have animals like this free to run wild?

[droptopman]

One question I ask myself, Would they charge me--a regular guy if I did this to someone? My guess is they would. I doubt he will get charged. Probably will get sued though.

Oh and I get he was trying to have fun. I also think there is over reaction to stories like this...but at some point as an adult we know the rules of "modern" society and this stuff gets a lot of media attention these days, so best to error on the side of safety (risk management) when in doubt. Right or wrong that is how it is now days.

[smym18]

This was a joke, at the Pro Bowl, which is also a joke, and Adams was having fun with the crowd. Very 2019 to be mad at this.

[Abdullah71601]

Office linebacker at work.

No charges. It was a prank in fun and he’s expressed remorse. Move on.

[HogwldFLTR]

Originally Posted by Abdullah71601

Office linebacker at work.

No charges. It was a prank in fun and he’s expressed remorse. Move on.

One persons prank is another persons assault. If it was preplanned that's one thing. Someone got hurt without permission. Jamal said, "I didn't hit him that hard." Hard enough to take someone to the ground is pretty hard. Just saying. Because someone makes millions doesn't give them the right to hurt someone.