FRISCO – We have been saying this for years, even as outsiders pleaded for former Dallas Cowboys pass rusher Randy Gregory to get his life in order. Now that he has signed with the Tampa Bay Bucs, only to disappear from the team, we will say it even more vehemently. There is a lot of erroneous screaming regarding Gregory and the Cowboys these days, with fans and the media calling for a reunion. And this is the explanation: Gregory has every motivation to seek toward self-discovery because of his personal troubles.
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In an effort to save what little of a career that began in Dallas as a roll-of-the-dice second-round selection in the 2015 NFL Draft, Gregory signed with the Bucs this offseason. Most of his time here was spent serving a half-decade-long league suspension due to drug and behavior-related offenses; during that time, the squad patiently awaited his return, while Gregory battled to get back on the field. It nearly succeeded; the Cowboys offered him a lucrative contract to stay in Dallas in 2022, but he mistakenly refused because he misinterpreted a provision in the offer.
He left for Denver and collapsed there. He left for San Francisco, where he failed miserably once more. Then, on a meek prove-it deal, he went to Tampa Bay. It was his biggest failure to date because he never even bothered to report for work, which forced the Bucs to announce recently that they had “reached an agreement” to part with Gregory. “Agreed to a settlement” is a polite way of stating they and chopped him. Regarding Gregory’s excuse for missing out on the chance to play for his $3 million, Bucs coach Todd Bowles stated: “I will never learn… You miss things you nev
Is there any chance that Gregory’s absence is due to something harmless? Those who are close to him undoubtedly hope so. Something more theatrical, perhaps? That is also feasible, as anyone who has followed Gregory’s career will attest. Do you want drama? This offseason, Gregory filed a discrimination complaint against the NFL, alleging that the league and the Broncos forbade him from consuming synthetic cannabis that was prescribed to him and then punished him for testing positive for the drug.
Is there any chance that Gregory’s absence is due to something harmless? Those who are close to him undoubtedly hope so. Something more theatrical, perhaps? That is also feasible, as anyone who has followed Gregory’s career will attest. Do you want drama? This offseason, Gregory filed a discrimination complaint against the NFL, alleging that the league and the Broncos forbade him from consuming synthetic cannabis that was prescribed to him and then punished him for testing positive for the drug
Is there any chance that Gregory’s absence is due to something harmless? Those who are close to him undoubtedly hope so. Something more theatrical, perhaps? That is also feasible, as anyone who has followed Gregory’s career will attest. Do you want drama? This offseason, Gregory filed a discrimination complaint against the NFL, alleging that the league and the Broncos forbade him from consuming synthetic cannabis that was prescribed to him and then punished him for testing positive for the drug
Disability discrimination is alleged in his complaint against the league. In addition, Gregory has filed two discrimination cases with the Colorado Civil Rights Division, alleging that the NFL violated his rights and seeking damages from the jury. Gregory also claims that the NFL violated the Colorado Anti-Discrimination Act. All things considered, his former Dallas acquaintances have good reason to be concerned about Randy Gregory—trust me, they are. However, since a reunion is not the kind of support Randy needs, there is no reason for anyone in Dallas to consider
