My understanding is that there are people who bring guns when they travel regularly. His issue was just not following proper protocol, so I don't think it's a huge deal.
Him not getting the job done on the field is a bigger concern. Based off our track record with coples Richardson Williams and Wilkerson I'm not optimistic. I hope I'm wrong
you're not the only one that's used this line of thinking in thinking he's not going to 'make it' but i'm not sure why invoking past drafted DL have anything to do with quinnen. the lions drafted charles rogers, mike williams, and roy williams before finally hitting with calvin johnson. should they have been wary of drafting calvin johnson, who became the best WR in their history, because of their previous draft picks? the failure of those draft picks had other implications on their franchise, but that had nothing to do with calvin
even when looking at our DL picks there needs to be some context applied. for a time muhammad wilkerson was arguably the 2nd best 34 DE in the league behind JJ Watt. he then broke his leg, came back and didn't look the same physically/athletically, became lazy, sloppy fatz and an alcoholic. richardson was disruptive enough in his rookie campaign to win DROY and ultimately it didn't mean anything to us, as he later became a lazy malcontent that fought with teammates in the locker room and half-assed it on the field. i don't have anything to say for leonard williams, he was completely underwhelming and ended this year with 0 sacks. sometimes excrement works out and sometimes it doesnt, but that doesn't have anything to do with Q. being annoyed at drafting so many DL is one thing, and it's fair, but using the results of those past picks against Q makes zero sense.
as others have already said, it's way too early to close the book on quinnen. he was under-experienced even by college standards when we drafted him, and he wasn't likely ever going to hit the ground running his rookie season. let's give him some time
