OPEN THREAD: Plaxico Burress pleads guilty to gun charges
Was the plea agreement a good choice considering he could have gone away for a lot longer, or does this admission of guilt ruin his chances of playing football later on? Thoughts?
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Three months in prison would be easier to digest than two years in prison. Plus by now, he would be moving forward with his life.
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The guilty plea won’t have much impact either way on the NFL allowing him to play again. If anything, it probably helps a little. Most people seem willing to give others a second chance (especially if they’ve paid the debt for their crime – or at least part of the debt), so that probably helps him with the NFL. The problem is that he will be 34 and out of the league for two years when he gets out of prison. The simple fact is that guys in their mid-30’s just aren’t as productive. Burris will get a shot (pun intended), with a team when he is released from prison and so in that regard, I think this is a good move. It’s just that with one maybe two years of mediocre football life after that, I don’t think it’s going to make much difference.
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