Keith Traylor charged with "injuring a public building"

[Brady-To-Branch]

All I care is that Traylor played well in his key role at NT during his one season in Foxboro. He was an important part of the Pats 2004 SBC team, sharing the NT role with Vince Wilfork, a rookie trying to make adjustments to the NFL game. Actually, I thought BB might have made a mistake of releasing Traylor a year ago, thinking it would make the NT position thin. Obviously, after reading about this incident, I'm glad Traylor's not with the Pats, now.

 

[PaperThinDefense]

When Belichick was asked about the status of the injured building he relplied "I don't know I'm not an architect."

 

[Armen Da Pats Fan]

This sounds like one of those "tack on" charges...

I bet you guys didn't know...

If you're 19, and you get drunk and arrested by the Fort Lauderdale Police for "drunken disorderly conduct"...

And then when they take you to the main station on Broward Boulevard, while they're fingerprinting you, you get pissed off because the cop grabs your arm and pulls it down too hard and with the arm you knock all the cr@p off of the finger-printing desk?

They charge you with "destruction of public property"!

Your lawyer can easily get it dropped in court, but it's still one more charge on the record!

BS!

 

[Brownfan80]

http://sports.espn.go.com/nfl/news/story?id=2447181&CMP=OTC-DT9705204233

DUI and they found XANAX on him without a perscription... He also ripped a smoke detector off a federal building...

Weird.. I remember hearing that he's deeply religious or something. Either way it's behaviour that I never expected after seeing him with the Patriots.

 

[Tunescribe]

When Belichick was asked about the status of the injured building he relplied "I don't know I'm not an architect."

I thought he said the building had a "sore wall" and would be day-to-day.