On Thursday suspended Dallas Cowboys defensive tackle David Irving jumped on his IG and told the world that he was quitting the NFL because he couldn’t smoke weed. Ole boy was suspended a week ago for the third time in as many years for smoking weed, which is illegal in the NFL. So he gets on Instagram and says, “Basically, guys, I quit. I don’t want to talk about a suspension and all this other nonsense. I’m outta there. I’m not doing this s— no more.”
Now while he’s on IG he appears to be smoking or trying to smoke and he goes on to say, “Everyone questions my commitment to football, but let’s get it straight, here and now. I love football. … I wouldn’t be here without it. Don’t get me wrong, I love football. However, I don’t love the NFL. The NFL is not football, you need to understand that. What you all see us do, the game and s—, that’s, what, 20 percent of all the real s— we’re doing.”
Oh it gets worse bruh. He falls completely down the rabbit hole when he says, “It’s funny, you know, some people: ‘Oh, you’re addicted to weed, you’re addicted to this and that. I mean, s—, if I’m gonna be addicted to something, I’d rather be addicted to marijuana, which is medical — it’s a medicine; I do not consider it a drug — rather than Xanax bars or the hydros or the seroquel and all that crazy s— that they feed you.”
Not only does he look high he sounds high. Sure playboy, you can go play football somewhere else that doesn’t have a drug policy in place like the neighborhood recreation center in the projects and play for free if you like. You can even play on the semi-pro team in your hometown with a bunch “has-been” cats that can’t give it up. They all ride around with their equipment in their cars so that when they get off of work they can head straight to practice.
They change clothes in the parking lot, run out there and practice with about 14 other delusional cats that expect folks to come out on a Thursday night to watch that foolishness. If that’s what David Irving wants to do with his life by all means he should have the right to do it. As long as that dun isn’t asking other folks to help him pay his bills this time next year.
Let’s keep it real or all the way 100, whichever comes 1st! A man’s gotta do what a man’s gotta do. Just don’t try to convince me that that foolishness makes sense. Stephen A. Smith was on First Take saying that he disagrees with the use of marijuana for recreational purposes but does agree with players using it medicinally. What kind of sense does that make bruh?
Either way they’re getting high? Regardless of the reason why a person gets high they’re getting high. So if I tell a boy that alcohol makes me feel better as I’m going through depression but my job says that I can’t show up to work drunk but I drank too much I’m out of policy. Regardless of why I drank I’m still going to get fired for being drunk on the job.
It doesn’t matter what you think about the rules bruh. They are in place for a reason. If the sign says that the speed limit is 70mph and I’m rolling through doing 95. I’m going to jail. Doesn’t matter how I feel about the rule. Folks have to understand that if the rule is in place you’ve got to follow it, get suspended or get fired. It’s just that simple. Stop me when I start lyin’!
Playas Thesaurus:
1) Dun: noun – the person in question, dude, guy, etc. It’s whoever I’m talkin’ about and its non-gender specific.
Man you are a mess! lol But you keep it real. That Brotha is atrocious. He’s really tripping and there’s no need to wonder why. As blessed as he is, he seems content with allowing his career and all the work he put in to go up in smoke!