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Who'd wanna go visit that sorry ass white house and trumps punk ass anyway, i dont wanna here that "respect the white house" bullshit that ima hear on sports radio cause trump dont respect shit and hes a piece of shit himself, but ppl supposed to go regardless cause hes president? Nah fuck that
 
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Farris2k1 said:
Who'd wanna go visit that sorry ass white house and trumps punk ass anyway, i dont wanna here that "respect the white house" bullshit that ima hear on sports radio cause trump dont respect shit and hes a piece of shit himself, but ppl supposed to go regardless cause hes president? Nah fuck that
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This right here. This dude is such a narciccist and his supporters are so biased. That they are missing the obvious reason why players ain't going there
 
http://www.espn.com/nfl/story/_/id/...spension-san-francisco-49ers-lb-reuben-foster

Reuben Foster pleads no contest to misdemeanor weapons possession

SANTA CLARA, Calif. -- San Francisco 49ers linebacker Reuben Foster got resolution to the last of the offseason charges against him Wednesday but could still face punishment from the NFL for his legal troubles, sources, tell ESPN.

League sources told ESPN's Adam Schefter on Wednesday that the league is still mulling a potential multigame suspension for Foster. That possibility looms as Foster's offseason issues are examined under the league's personal conduct policy and its policy on substance abuse.

As Foster went through the legal process for two offseason arrests, the NFL continued to say it was closely monitoring his situation, leaving open the possibility for a possible punishment.

On Wednesday, Foster pleaded no contest to a misdemeanor charge related to possession of an illegal weapon, stemming from a Feb. 11 incident in Los Gatos, California.

Foster was sentenced to 232 hours of community service and two years of probation in which he is barred from the possession of any guns or ammunition. He also must pay $235 in total fines and surrender the weapon that brought the charge, a SIG Sauer 516.

Foster's plea brought to an end a tumultuous offseason in which he at one time faced four charges, three of which were originally charged as felonies.

Soon after the season, Foster was arrested twice in the span of about a month: once in January in Tuscaloosa, Alabama, for possession of marijuana, a misdemeanor and another in Los Gatos, which involved two charges related to domestic violence and the weapons charge.

Wednesday's plea brought resolution to the most serious of those two arrests as it was the final charge remaining from his Feb. 11 arrest in Los Gatos.

Elissa Ennis, Foster's former girlfriend, initially accused Foster of domestic violence before she recanted her story a couple of days after her initial complaint. She then testified under oath at the preliminary hearing on May 17 that she lied about Foster hitting her and that the injuries she showed to authorities were the result of a fight she was in on the night of Feb. 10.

Judge Nona L. Klippen dismissed the two charges related to domestic violence on May 23, citing a lack of evidence against Foster. On that same day, Klippen reduced the weapons charge to a misdemeanor on the basis that the weapon had been purchased legally in Alabama, and though it wasn't legal in California, it hadn't been used to commit a crime.

Prosecutors argued that the weapons charge should remain a felony because Foster had stored it in an unsafe manner. It was found fully loaded and capable of firing up to 31 bullets while sitting on the floor of a bathroom in his basement.

The marijuana charge Foster faced in Alabama was also dismissed on May 25 after he completed a diversion course and was asked to pay a $100 bail bond fee.

Foster entered the league as a first-round pick in 2017 after he failed a drug test at the NFL scouting combine when his urine sample was found to be diluted. That, in addition to his offseason legal issues, could factor in to any potential league punishment.
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http://www.espn.com/nfl/story/_/id/...gan-cb-sam-beal-trying-get-supplemental-draft

Sam Beal trying to get into NFL's supplemental draft

Western Michigan cornerback Sam Beal is petitioning the NCAA to become eligible for the NFL's supplemental draft next month, when he could become the highest-selected player since the Cleveland Browns used a second-round supplemental pick on Baylor wide receiver Josh Gordon in 2012, per league sources.

The 6-foot-1, 190-pound Beal already was projected as one of the top picks in the 2019 NFL draft. If he were in next month's supplemental draft, NFL personnel people believe he likely would be picked somewhere in the first three rounds.

The only two players picked there over the past decade were Gordon and Terrelle Pryor, who was the Oakland Raiders' third-round pick in the 2011 supplemental draft.

Virginia Tech cornerback Adonis Alexander, who was ruled academically ineligible before being thrown off his team, is applying for the supplemental draft and will be a candidate to be picked as well.

Since the supplemental draft was created in 1977 only 43 players have been selected. Beal is poised to become the 44th.
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