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Kenrick Ellis won't miss Camp, gets split jail sentence
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He probably will be the happiest camper up in Cortland, after his short stint in the house. |
If it were me I'd rather just get it all done at one time. Missing two or three days of camp is no big deal.
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I've never been in his position/situation before, but I'd imagine it being very difficult to focus on football (or life in general) during a period of time where your NFL career and overall future of life is up for grabs, in the hands of the court system/judge ala facing deportation and/or potentially serious time. Must have been hard on the rookie last season. Hopefully this year he'll be able to focus more on improving as a football player without having to worry about all the other stuff that came along with his rookie season. Looking forward to having Ellis in our rotation this up coming season.
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I don't understand why he would do this. Now he will have those 20 or so days (starting in March) to think about during the season. He should just get it over with and done. |
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So if I beat the sh!t out of a troll here and hand the judge this article will I get the same deal?
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Sent from my LTEvo |
the second stretch will be gone good bye when he is released after the first stretch for good behavior
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1) Big Mo said in a recent interview that Ellis struggled with the playbook last year. Missing the beginning of camp puts him behind the 8 ball 2) If he spends a month and a half in jail, he's going to show up to camp out of shape even if he exercises in jail. Means less reps in camp and/or increased likelihood he gets a minor injury in camp. Again, it would put him behind the 8 ball. Let him miss time when nothing matters. We need Ellis to be a legitimate backup to Pouha this year. Less time in jail increases those chances. |
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I'm just glad he won't get deported. The fact that he won't miss TC(work release or not) is a big PLUS. :yes:
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I am not even sure he would get jail time if he wasn't a famous player. Sometimes they make lessons of athletes so they don't look soft. Then again, some famous people get great lawyers and beat the rap despite overwhelming evidece (Ie OJ) |
That's awesome!
Is the guy he almost beat to death out of his coma yet? |
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Manish Mehta @MMehtaNYDN
Kenrick Ellis said that Rex Ryan, Woody Johnson and Mike Tannenbaum visited him at different times when he was incarcerated in Virginia |
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