NFL 2013 offseason thread

[cardsfansince82]

Hahaha. If you smash your cell phone, that erases all evidence of what you've done with it right? [expletive] amateur hour.

This is about to get really interesting.

[lukethedrifter]

lots of gun stuff in Hernandez' past

http://www.miamiherald.com/2013/06/20/3 ... andez.html

[Socnorb11]

Hahaha. If you smash your cell phone, that erases all evidence of what you've done with it right? [expletive] amateur hour.

This is about to get really interesting.

Yeah, can someone explain why you would destroy your phone? I mean, I could see deleting everything (although cardsfansince82's point still stands), but why destroy it?

[AWvsCBsteeeerike3]

He musta just dropped it or something and then accidentally stepped on it.

[JackofDiamonds]

He musta just dropped it or something and then accidentally shot it.

[Jocephus]

ABC: Hernandez warrant issued

http://espn.go.com/boston/nfl/story/_/i ... s-abc-news

[AWvsCBsteeeerike3]

If I'm hernandez, I'm fleeing to some country in south America or Africa or somewhere at this point. I doubt his accounts are frozen and he should be able to collect most of his $$ and go, no?

What an idiot.

[jim]

I'll never understand how someone with a $40 million contract even gets tangentially involved in stuff like this.

because he's a 24 year old with a $40 million dollar contract. And has been given the prima donna treatment at least since high school. That has to skew someone's judgement. Personally, I had a hard time with decision making at that age in life, even without all the wretched excess and warped perspective. And my poor decisions were more pedestrian.

And reports I heard was he lived life "on the edge". There are a lot of football players with serious personality disorders. The game attracts some violent people by nature.

[jim]

Hahaha. If you smash your cell phone, that erases all evidence of what you've done with it right? [expletive] amateur hour.

This is about to get really interesting.

Yeah, can someone explain why you would destroy your phone? I mean, I could see deleting everything (although cardsfansince82's point still stands), but why destroy it?

To erase evidence of any incriminating phone calls or texts that were sent from that phone. Because once you destroy that, there can't be any other records. The cell phone company wouldn't keep records of stuff like that.

Duh,

[cardsfansince82]

In hindsight, calling Brown & Crouppen for advice on a murder case was probably a bad idea.