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<blockquote data-quote="op2" data-source="post: 131937657" data-attributes="member: 419450">I think Geno is done.&nbsp; If he saved his money he's set for life.&nbsp; (Not the life of a QB that made tens of millions per year, but he's made enough...he made $1.2 M this year alone.)&nbsp; I don't know how many of the details I've read are true, and you can look them up on your own if you like, but if even half of them are true then he's done for good.&nbsp; There are plenty of marginal QBs available to be backups.&nbsp; If he was a good player it would be a different story, but he's borderline to begin with.96 mph in a 60 zone?&nbsp; IMO that alone should get him released.&nbsp; I bet driving that far above the speed limit is less save than driving a normal speed under the influence, especially if you're at like 0.08 or something.&nbsp; Then again, if reports are correct he was doing both.I'll never understand why these guys don't just call a cab or an Uber.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="op2, post: 131937657, member: 419450"] I think Geno is done. If he saved his money he's set for life. (Not the life of a QB that made tens of millions per year, but he's made enough...he made $1.2 M this year alone.) I don't know how many of the details I've read are true, and you can look them up on your own if you like, but if even half of them are true then he's done for good. There are plenty of marginal QBs available to be backups. If he was a good player it would be a different story, but he's borderline to begin with. 96 mph in a 60 zone? IMO that alone should get him released. I bet driving that far above the speed limit is less save than driving a normal speed under the influence, especially if you're at like 0.08 or something. Then again, if reports are correct he was doing both. I'll never understand why these guys don't just call a cab or an Uber. [/QUOTE]

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