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Bengals cut Thurman for missing voluntary workouts
UPDATE II : I did a Google search scouring Georgia county web sites that had searchable databases of anything Thurman. Such as arrests, dockets or reports. Nothing. Who Dey Revolution concludes, " the Bengals ridding themselves of another unreliable player ." I suppose there's a point to be made there. Though I would contend, unlike Michael David Smith, that Thurman's " ...
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Bengals Inexplicably Release Odell Thurman
Intentional Foul — ... Thurman apparently was attending a family funeral (and the subsequent activities that occur at these things) and didn’t make it back to take place in a voluntary workout scheduled by the Bengals. And so, they released Thurman. ...

Redskins Insider: 'Skins uninterested in Odell Thurman
Hogs Haven — ... right? Well the article also notes that Thurman's agent Michels is considering grievences, or at least leaves open the possibility of that in the future. So what's the big deal, can't the team cut a player for missing a voluntary mini camp? Players aren't obligated to attend and can't be cut for not attending the voluntary sessions. Yea, but, since he's a Bengal and all he was probably off being a criminal and doing other untoward stuff, right? Errrrrrrr... If reports are true, and the Bengals are releasing Odell ...

TGIF Daily "Linkin' Logs" (9/5/08)
The Bad News Bloggers — ... What is most confusing is A) over 5 million of the $35 million salary is tied to his availability during games (if he's active), which certainly indicated some concern over health versus risk and another $3.5 million is tied to him being at voluntary workouts. But if he's paid to be there, are they still voluntary? The Bengals cut Odell Thurman for missing such a workout. I wish the NFL would simply stop ...

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