Well it's more than that. There is at least some kind of friendship with highly questionable people (some involved in murder cases). There are reports of strange people coming and going from his residence at all hours of the day.

Where there's smoke there's fire. If Andy Reid doesn't want him in KC and Chip Kelly had no qualms getting rid of him - you have to wonder.

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The police have said he's not even a person of interest in these murders let alone a suspect. This was all about money. The Eagles didn't want to pay him so they let him go. If I'm Dennis Hickey I snatch him up ASAP and get rid of Thigpen

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I never said DJ was a suspect. The point illustrated was his friendship with nefarious characters. One of them associated with murder is a rapper on Jackson's record label. You want to hand lucrative contracts over to people who make choices like that?

He's known for missing meetings, a poor work ethic, etc etc etc. There was an unreported arrest from 2009 when he was pulled over for his tinted windows and they found weed.

No thanks man. Draft and grow your own players. Leave these dickheads alone.

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To put it into perspective the Jets don't have interest. The Dolphins don't have interest. KC doesn't have interest. All have coaches/coodinators who previously worked with DJ and would be pretty up to speed on what he brings to the team on and off the field.

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It speaks volumes about your character if an organization like the Jests' don't even have interest due to your personality.

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I think you try to build your core with "good upstanding guys" and fill in a spot or two with a guy who has too much talent to ignore.

The biggest problem for Miami is that since JT and Zach left, we haven't had any really outspoken player-leaders who can set the proper tone in the locker room. Without that discipline it can lead to a breakdown in the locker room, which we saw in 2013.

I think I heard somewhere he's working out for the Redskins. I'm sure he'll wind up signing with them. They've got the money and they need an upgrade at WR for RG3.

As far as the Dolphins are concerned, I hope they stay away. I'd much rather see them invest a middle-round pick (like a 3rd or 4th) on a quality receiver that can mix in with Wallace, Hartline, Gibson, and Matthews. Somebody with jump ball skills on the outside corners would be ideal. My favorite of the bunch is Donte Moncrief. He reminds me a lot of Alshon Jeffry when he was coming out of school. I'm hoping he slips to the 3rd round.