Derrius Guice arrested on Felony strangulation domestic assault charge

[skinsfaninok]

Originally Posted by FrenchSkin

Yop, that statement is cold too. New culture ain't no joke...

He may not play again, apparently it was pretty bad

[Chico23231]

The fact Bryce Love is not starting on the pup list and Guice now gone and possibly heading to jail....this is a huge opportunity. Gibson to me is still not your starting RB, but your Half back role who will get touches out the backfield.

Can Love step up?

[WCommandersfan99]

Originally Posted by Chico23231

The fact Bryce Love is not starting on the pup list and Guice now gone and possibly heading to jail....this is a huge opportunity. Gibson to me is still not your starting RB, but your Half back role who will get touches out the backfield.

Can Love step up?

I sure hope. He was a stud when healthy. I just have a feeling that it will be the Adrian Peterson show. Gibson will play a big role, but I almost prefer him at receiver. I think Peyton Barber will get a look and would not be surprised if we pick up another back now especially if Love is not 100%.

This is a huge opportunity for Love and McKissic. Very eager to see what they can do.

[skinsfaninok]

Peterson will start and the other 2 will split I’d imagine


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[skinsfaninok]

Also have barber in the mix


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[Chico23231]

Originally Posted by skinsfaninok

Peterson will start and the other 2 will split I’d imagine


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Yeah...but I’m in the youth movement now. Like we got nothing to lose but to get some guys like Love and Gibson touches and experience. Same with AGG in the passing game with our 2 other young WR.

Let’s see what we got.

[Irrefutable]

Originally Posted by Chico23231

3 separated incidents?..man just brutal for the victim., glad she finally came forward. Just terrible

Still redskins things going on in 2020...

Fuck Guice

So what did she do after the first incident? and the second?


other than the NC Panthers how many teams did not have him on their draft board?

[Chico23231]

Originally Posted by Irrefutable

So what did she do after the first incident? and the second?


other than the NC Panthers how many teams did not have him on their draft board?

I imagine she was terrified or was thinking he wouldn’t do it again...or she could work thru it, especially if she witness abuse before in a family or been a victim.

Sounds like Guice is off his rocker

[mooby]

Originally Posted by Chico23231

I imagine she was terrified or was thinking he wouldn’t do it again...or she could work thru it, especially if she witness abuse before in a family or been a victim.

Sounds like Guice is off his rocker

What's weird to me is how quick it went from 0-100. For 2 years we didn't hear anything except positive stories, when he was a rookie he was talking about "the Redskins took a chance on me and I'm gonna do everything I can to prove them right" then after all the injury setbacks it was nothing but positive talk about working hard to come back and prove himself. Now it's felony strangulation and back-to-back-to-back domestic violence incidents. Really shows how we only see what they want us to see.

[sdskinsfan2001]

Innocent until proven guilty civally.

But absolutely no way Rivera and Co. could keep him on the team.

I hope he is innocent. And if he's guilty I pray for him that whenever the last time was, that that is the last time ever and he lives a life after prison that contributes to society. He seems like such a good dude, and his life story is sad. Not an excuse if guilty, but I hope he gets the help he needs.

[calia]

Originally Posted by Chico23231

I imagine she was terrified or was thinking he wouldn’t do it again...or she could work thru it, especially if she witness abuse before in a family or been a victim.

Sounds like Guice is off his rocker

The average number of times a woman goes back to her abuser is 7. This is a well understood, clinically observable phenomenon- and if this woman went to the police after the 4th time, she’s ahead of the curve. I’ve represented women who were victims of domestic violence. It’s awful and far, far too common.


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[Chico23231]

Originally Posted by calia

The average number of times a woman goes back to her abuser is 7. This is a well understood, clinically observable phenomenon- and if this woman went to the police after the 4th time, she’s ahead of the curve. I’ve represented women who were victims of domestic violence. It’s awful and far, far too common.


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Yup, work in court services unit and did intake for these cases...definitely correct. The one that sticks with me was an older lady who had been married for over 20 years. She had come in from a county over in an effort to be discreet and out of fear. It was the only time I remember my director overhearing the statement, came out and actually did the intake to ensure everything done correctly. She had dealt with it for her entire marriage.

[MTK]

Derrius Guice goes unclaimed on waivers

[MTK]

Ron Rivera: Cutting Derrius Guice in best interest of organization

[Burgold]

Good riddance,I'm glad Ron is sending a message that nonsense won't be tolerated,these idiots still don't understand how lucky they are to make a good living playing a game.