Good ol' Lawrence Phillips
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wow.
I watched a Locked-up episode a few years ago that had a guy that killed a couple of his cell mates. His reasoning was because he didn't want to share a cell with anyone else.
It worked. He no longer gets a cell mate.
He's a lifer, that lives in a state without the death penalty. All the State can do is add more years to a eternal sentence.
I watched a Locked-up episode a few years ago that had a guy that killed a couple of his cell mates. His reasoning was because he didn't want to share a cell with anyone else.
It worked. He no longer gets a cell mate.
He's a lifer, that lives in a state without the death penalty. All the State can do is add more years to a eternal sentence.
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I don't even know what to say to that. But what's so cruel and unusual about giving a guy like that the chair?
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Why was he blessed with unreal talent? Doesn't seem fair.
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Not to derail but the electric chair is about as cruel and unusual a way to execute someone as it gets.
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The liberals would be offended. You can't execute someone that can be "rehabilitated".
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I thought his balance and vision were terrible. He would get knocked off his feet by the first contact. Not in college, but i was surprised how bad he was on the pros.
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Nah, that was a dumb post on my part. We would have had to trade up for K. Johnson or Ogden. We picked at #6 and #18 in the first round and got Phillips and Eddie Kennison.
http://www.nfl.com/draft/history/fulldraft?season=1996
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I would have done that without hesitation. With Pace and Ogden as bookends? We would've never had to draft Barron. We could've easily spent that pick on Aaron Rodgers.
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Worked out ok though guys. We replaced him in the draft with Trung Canidate a few years later remember???....oh....wait....
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Ogden was selected 4th overall. So no, we couldn't of gotten him.
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In a trade? Definitely. The sixth overall pick and a top twenty pick and a second round pick? It's not like we drafted anyone worthwhile with those picks.
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Well when you start involving trades....there are a lot of players we could have drafted.
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You always have to involve trades. Just the year afterward, the Rams traded up for Orlando Pace.
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So the rams could of traded up for Peyton Manning.
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