Jolly Arrested Again for Codeine

[Jimx29]

Does this mean my JJ jersey is worth more, or less??

[red]

that really is true that we don't have to draft D-line in the first round. even without jolly and if jenkins goes

we still have raji, pickett, mike neal looked damn good before he got hurt last year, cj wilson, wynn and i would love to have green back. i think the guy played great for only being on the team half a year

and there's like a 2% chance justin harrell can stay healthy for the season

i feel comfortable with that talent going into next year

[Lurker64]

that really is true that we don't have to draft D-line in the first round. even without jolly and if jenkins goes

we still have raji, pickett, mike neal looked damn good before he got hurt last year, cj wilson, wynn and i would love to have green back. i think the guy played great for only being on the team half a year

and there's like a 2% chance justin harrell can stay healthy for the season

i feel comfortable with that talent going into next year

Certainly we don't have to go that direction (or any direction) in the first. But we should probably draft another defensive big man with one of our eight picks, just because you always need those guys. Someone like Brandon Bair from Oregon as a late round pick or Allen Bailey from Miami as a mid-round pick would be appropriate.

[Kiwon]

Well the prison team for "The Longest Yard" was set in Texas so maybe Jolly will be able to catch on there, the dumbs**t.

What would Adrian Peterson say about this, "The slave is off the plantation?"

[gbgary]

Losing Jolly isn't even a bump in the road for this team.

yup. didn't miss him. won a sb without him. he'll be replaced in the draft.

[Guiness]

Unbelievable.

Don't know what the guy came from, but he had it made. Coming up on his second contract after a few good years. He was in line for a big contract.

Down the drain.

[Fritz]

Maybe having and consuming codeine is way, way better than signing a huge contract and having lots of money.

[KYPack]

Does this mean my JJ jersey is worth more, or less??

It's worth less

Totally worthless.

[swede]

Maybe having and consuming codeine is way, way better than signing a huge contract and having lots of money.

lol sigworthy!

[Tony Oday]

I'm not sure why he would do this, since it's not as though we don't have a roster that's ready to win championships right now, and it's not as though we can't find a player at #32 that will improve the roster. That and the fact that the NFL has come out and said "you trade 2012 picks at your own risk" will probably dissuade teams from trading for them (since by 2012 the draft may be illegal).

As much as I hate Bilicheat he does it correct on draft day so I see this happening with TT...without a real NEED for a first rounder I can see him trading down to stock up on future drafts as well.

[Smidgeon]

Cut his dumbass. He could make a lot more money focusing on being a great NFL player. Now he doesn't even deserve the chance.

Well, as Jolly was not reinstated yet (and this probably shoots down any chance of him being reinstated), the Packers don't need to cut him. They'll probably put him on the Reserve/Retired list (or whatever you call it), and it will end there.

[Iron Mike]

I guess he is no longer a member of Team Live Badass.

[Cheesehead Craig]

Bye Bye Jolly. Good riddance.

[packerbacker1234]

When I hear shit like this I am just baffled. The guy has gotten in deep trouble for it. He's still got a pending case that isn't fully resolved that deals with the exact same issue, and he lost an entire NFL season, a season that could of netted him a SB ring, because of this issue.

Then, when he finally is at a point where he can "try" to come back to the NFL, he just goes right back into his old life.

I don't get it. I know people tend to repeat mistakes, but this was one of those big things that you simply don't repeat since, the end result, is the end of your career and thus, the loss of your entire income. Vick had a dog fighting ring, but you don't see him back doing that because he took a higher road. Jolly's road is much simpler, so I'm really at a loss for why he chose to continue the wrong path.

Such a waste. Guy was a very good talent that could of had a very fruitful career with the packers. Tossing it all away for a stupid drug just doesn't make sense. He could still make a comeback someday ala Ricky Williams, but it wont be till his early 30's and it's unlikely he can repeat the success williams has had in terms of his performance. That is, of course, assuming he can even stay way from tha tlife after prison.

Reality sets in right now: He's going to prison, there is no question about it.

[Iron Mike]

It's all irie, Mon.....'specially when you have sum purple drank.