How to tank your draft position in 3, 2, 1......

https://www.espn.com/college-footba...texas-longhorns-dl-tvondre-sweat-arrested-dwi

May be available in the 4th now.

 

A DWI will be looked at, but not overly scrutinized like domestic violence, or any other violent offense or weapons charge...
If he drops, it won't be far

 

I believe You are correct, and it will depend on how each owner views this...some will look harsh on it, and some won't care. JMO, but outside of Gun violence, domestic violence , and sexual assault ... some of this has to be looked at as stupidity from youngsters. I can think of a lot of $hit I did at 18,19, 20, and 21 that wouldn't even cross My mind to do now.

 

Sweat had a reputation among the staff and players as a partier, and had to talk about maturing and putting that behind him at his in person meetings. This really isn’t a good look 5 weeks later.
Also, conditioning has always been a problem. He’s a two down player for 1 quarter and a 1 down player for the rest of the game.

 

I think it just depends on how many guns they find in the car.

Maurice Clarret says hello.

 

I don’t know it depends on the specific behind it. More importantly it shows a lack of control and poor decision making with this guy. A lack of maturity. The position he plays already lacks the value it once used too. Now you factor in this and the fact teams are probably already worried about his attitude towards being committed (ie. can he be committed enough to maintain his weight) and I think its going to hurt him.

 

Hey, if he's there at 98, I'd feel some way if the Steelers didn't take him. Sweat and Benton manning the DL for the next decade would be awesome.