Icky Sticky Ricky is back....Is this good for the dolphins or is this a cancer in thier locker room?????

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I can honestly say that at one point I hated ricky williams...being a dolphins fan it was tough to see a great running back like that just pick up and leave 2 weeks before training camp. I understood his point, and he was very honest by saying his life wasn't just about football and I respected that. Noone can honestly say that his actions were near close to pacman or vick or tank, or any of the other serious crimes that were committed. He just is a different individual and feels that mary jane soothes him I guess. Getting back to my question....I feel that this couldn't hurt the dolphins any worse then the spot they're in now. He adds a threat to their very limited talent offensively, and plus I like the fact that he is going to be able to play monday night against the steelers because it is going to take some pressure off of john beck and his inexperience. Everybody deserves some chances in life...I just hope Ricky takes advantage of this and actually does something with it. I understand that the guy was given 3 or 4 different opportunities, but it's only marijuana, yes it's against the law and i guess on a moral stand point it's wrong, but it's completly harmless, and not hurting or degrading or threatening anyone with his actions. I say go ricky and good luck!!!!

ESPN's John Clayton Breaks down the what ifs of Michael Vick including the possibility of Arena Football

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Clayton points out "Atlanta owner Arthur Blank likely would not let a felon convicted of dogfighting run his team." If convicted, Atlanta could "make a legal case that he failed to fulfill his contract, then claim the annual $7.5 million of signing bonus proration." Where does this leave VICK? Clayton thinks it would be difficult for GMs in the NFL to take a chance on Vick and possibly face public ridicule as well as suite holders dropping their leases. So Vick could be headed to the Arena Football League and not the CFL. Due to the Ricky Williams situation, the CFL is may not be interested to take on players who have been convicted. What's your take?

Who is the mosted hated player or coach now a days in the NFL?

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There's no question about it. I am a dolphins fan and I have been my whole life. Right now I have to say the most hated man in all football has to be Nick Sabin. He is the biggest liar I have ever seen. Now granted, he didn't have the heart to coach in the NFL, and he loved college, but you can't sit in front of the media and directly lie like he did. If not Nick Sabin it has to be Ricky Williams. What he did for the dolphins was awsome, he was by far one of the most talented running backs I have ever seen. Too bad he wants to be just like Bob Marley. I have a huge solution for this. When he gets old, and he can't play football anymore, save all of his money and buy the best bud he can, instead now he's broke, and looking like a fool. Dolphins should never take him back. I would say a lot of athletes use marijuana, and i'm definatly not against it, I think as a nation we should legalize it, but if you are a role model, you should know you're boundaries, and know not to fail a piss test.