https://twitter.com/AdamSchefter/sta...75613384392705

Welcome back Mr. Heckert, glad Elway held down the fort while you were gone. :toast:

Why would an organization welcome this piece of shit back? It's not like he's an important player or anything.

Show's you what kind of shit organization they really have in Dungver

Quite the appropriate emoticon, welcher.

It does. They showed Heckert and Russell that they cared about them as human beings and were willing to provide them access to top notch treatment so they could fix any problems they may have with alcohol. Just firing them would be the easy way out and could cause their lives to spiral out of control.

Jeeeeeeeesus.

Yup, a couple weeks of court ordered therapy is all it takes to be forgiven for running into a cop while stupid ****ing drunk in that shithole

That was Matt Russell, he's still suspended.

I hope you're neutered

Right, he was the guy who's BAP was high enough to kill a donkey while he was driving. That makes it sooooo much better :facepalm:

You consume donkey semen by the gallon, right?

I thought this was common knowledge...

Soft team, soft organization.

Nothing like an offseason suspension to show you mean business. That said, he shouldn't have been suspended at all. This isn't a work issue.

It is a character issue though. As an employee of an NFL team, he should absolutely be suspended. If he were a player or coach, he'd be suspended no questions asked.

Are you privy to his employment contract?

Heckert is back, he's tan, rested and ready!

FYP

It doesn't matter. The NFL can serve disciplinary actions to players (up to and including termination) for legal activity that has nothing to do with their jobs. There is no reason to treat coaching or management staff differently.

you know, I really resent the fact that you are covering your nipples with tape. Free your nipples.

Shit, fuhrer goodell suspends people for things they did when they weren't even employed by the nfl.

You're a ****ing idiot. I don't give a shit what's in his contract. I didn't say it's not in his contract. If its in there, it shouldn't be. It had nothing to do with his job. Employers don't need to teach grown men lessons for things they do on their own time.

I'm an idiot?

LMAO

Apparently, you've never signed an employment contract before. That figures, as you're a ****ing dumbass.

Furthermore, you ****tard, he represents not only the Denver Broncos but the entire city of Denver. You can damn sure bet that he's held to a higher standard than a ****ing imbecile like you.

He represents the city of Denver. Nice.

You're a ****ing full-on moron. Seriously.

You should just shut the **** up and spare yourself any further embarrassment, Dummy.

You're adorable

Well that certainly is an interesting take. Can't say as I agree but it's definitely an interesting take through some very different shaded glasses.

I don't know about representing the city of Denver but you can clearly see it's a work related issue just by the headlines. Does it say drunk man hits police car? Nope.

It say Broncos director of player personnel hits car. Does that affect the Broncos? Absolutely. Negative press, etc.

The ol' Cheatin' Donks:

Nothing evar changes.

Yup, a great model citizen to welcome back with open arms. Someone go slaughter a calf, pronto.

Eat shit and die, KnowMo! /KnowMo's Mom

Between the Broncos' management staff and Von Miller, normal citizens are afraid to be on the streets any more. And that's not even counting the fact that there are roving gangs of Travis Henry's illegitimate children.