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Really? I doubt it.I am sure the families and children of those killed would be thrilled to hear them?
An amazing talent..............always a huge thorn in Houston's butt!
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If no consequences, no need for responsibility.College football programs have had ridiculous numbers of speeding and dui ticketed players that are very seldomly suspended. Georgia is such a problem. Since Kirby Smart was named Georgia's HC in 2015, as of June 2023, Georgia players have been charged with nearly 300 traffic offenses. And virtually none have ever been suspended. These high speed tickets are becoming more prevalent with the NIL putting high powered cars in the hands of players whose responsibility has not increased with their increase monetary windfall.
When these players enter the NFL, their sense of responsibility does not seem to change.
The Browns have announced that they will introduce a new helmet this season. Looking at their history of such "original" helmets, I can hardly contain my excitement in anticipation!
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What if they introduced a new color rush uniform in all “Shite Brown” with some Carrot Orange accents…….
Don’t forget to add a few yellow corn pieces with it, lol
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“High standard of proof”? Bullshit. That had absolutely nothing to do with why he was acquitted. That jury just wanted to stick it to the “man”, and they didn’t care one bit if they thought he was guilty.Yeah.. let's not have a high standard of proof.
Their silence speaks volumes!Rashee Rice is still on the Chiefs roster with no hint from the team of any consequences. He gathered up everything in his wrecked Lambo before leaving.........except his Chiefs playbook. That alone is a firable offense. So after this much time having passed and so much confirmed information already available, where are the Chiefs and Andy Reid????
And may that continue!
Hope I didn't make you angry @CloakNNNdaggerTheir silence speaks volumes!
Not at all....................angry at the silence!Hope I didn't make you angry @CloakNNNdagger
Obviously the Chiefs are all about winning SB's. They dont care about character as long as you can play. It's up to the rest of the NFL to catch up to the 2 time SB champs.Rashee Rice is still on the Chiefs roster with no hint from the team of any consequences. He gathered up everything in his wrecked Lambo before leaving.........except his Chiefs playbook. That alone is a firable offense. So after this much time having passed and so much confirmed information already available, where are the Chiefs and Andy Reid????
You expected anything different?SMH at the justice system for rich players, and at the NFL Conduct Policy enforcement.
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Will Rashee Rice Be Suspended? Latest Updates On The Kansas City WR's Legal Troubles
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Then you've got Penguin.Not at all....................angry at the silence!
[This is why I've always thought the angry and thumbs down "ratings" can be interpretted too easily as either referring to the post or poster..........depending on who chooses to click on them.]
I heard on Sirius today that Reid expects Rice to be at OTA's.Still not a peep from Reid, the Chiefs or the NFL.
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As offseason program opens, Rashee Rice’s status remains unclear
By Mike Florio
Published April 15, 2024 06:42 AM
The Chiefs open their offseason program today, just days after receiver Rashee Rice turned himself in on eight felony charges arising from a Dallas street race that happened late last month.
To date, it’s still not clear whether and to what extent Rice will be present for Phase I.
The fact that the Chiefs will have a virtual Phase I makes the need for action a bit less urgent. It’s not as if he’ll be showing up at the facility, trying to carve a path through reporters shouting questions at him.
That said, if there are press availabilities from coach Andy Reid and/or select players, questions about Rice will be asked. The Chiefs surely know it, and they undoubtedly will have a plan for responding, even if it’s as simple as pointing out there’s a pending legal matter and they have no comment.
Quarterback Patrick Mahomes, per the Chiefs, has been throwing with Rice in Texas. (Scattered reports have emerged of other Chiefs players working with Mahomes.)
It remains to be seen whether the Chiefs or the NFL will decide to keep Rice away from the team while his criminal charges move forward. The eight felonies might just be a starting point; he has yet to be charged for leaving the scene of an accident involving injuries. That could eventually happen.
The most likely options include the league putting Rice on paid leave, the Chiefs and Rice agreeing that he’ll stay away from on-site work, or the Chiefs releasing him and moving on. (Toriano Porter of the Kansas City Star recently wrote that the team should terminate Rice’s contract.)
We know the drill by now when it comes to sports terms. Excuses are made for the stars and examples are made of the scrubs. Where does Rice land for the Chiefs?
The reality is that Rice has star potential that the team likely believes he is in the process of unlocking. He had 938 receiving yards in the regular season, along with 262 in the postseason. He was a second-round pick. They’d surely prefer to keep him.
Even if they do, they need to be prepared to not have him for all or part of the 2024 season, whether it’s because he’s on the Commissioner Exempt list (i.e., leave with pay) as the case proceeds or whether he’s suspended without pay if he pleads guilty to one or more charges in the coming months.
This is after all previous reports stated that there were no significant injuries.In the lawsuit, Petrovskiy and Gromova claim injuries that include brain trauma, cuts to the face requiring stitches, bruises, disfigurement and internal bleeding.Suit seeks millions from Chiefs' Rice, SMU's Knox
The Chiefs' Rashee Rice and SMU's Teddy Knox are being sued in Texas for over $1 million in actual damages and $10 million in punitive damages for allegedly causing a six-vehicle crash March 30 in Dallas.www.espn.com
linkQuinn explained that she saw men from the Lamborghini appear to pull someone out of the Corvette after the crash, and that a pair of white cleats were left in the back of the Lamborghini.
She also alleged that one of the other witnesses said the men took guns and bags from the vehicles before they left the scene.
Cleveland fans getting fed upWatson is full of it. This is trying to make him sound like superhuman. He did not have a fracture of his glenoid in week 3. He had problems with his rotator cuff. His surgeon has to know this and is otherwise being quite disingenious.
Watson underwent several MRIs since week 3. There was no hint of any fracture to the glenoid of the shoulder.............not even a "crack"/stress fracture..........until the day it was diagnosed and he stopped playing. An MRI is considered the best way to diagnose stress fractures. It can visualize the lowest grade of stress injuries (stress reactions), even when x-rays have no chance of detecting them.
Watson and his "crew" (including Mary Cabot who initially put it out) apparently will go to all lengths to try to gain positive PR.
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Deshaun Watson’s shoulder fracture “possibly” happened in Week 3
By Charean Williams
Published April 16, 2024 04:29 PM
Deshaun Watson was questioned about his willingness to play when he was scratched from the lineup with a right shoulder injury in Week 4. It turns out Watson’s “bullshit” declaration in October was accurate: He didn’t play because he couldn’t play.
The Browns quarterback revealed Tuesday that “it’s possible” he fractured his shoulder in Week 3 on a big hit by Amani Hooker.
Dr. Neal ElAttrache, the Rams team physician who operated on Watson, speculated that Watson might have fractured the glenoid bone in Week 3 instead of Week 10. Watson played through the injury to lead the Browns to a comeback victory over the Ravens in Week 10.
Watson initially was diagnosed with a rotator cuff strain, which cost him all or most of four games.
“That’s one thing that Dr. ElAttrache was super, super surprised, especially when I first got to him in November, is how did I play in the Baltimore game?” Watson said, via Mary Kay Cabot of cleveland.com. “Really the Cardinals game too, but especially the Baltimore game. He was amazed by that. So if I can play through that right now, the glenoid is healed and it’s just building that endurance and the management of just throwing footballs constantly and not getting it tired. So I think that part is good as far as being patient.”
Watson said he is throwing “full speed” now, but ElAttrache is having Watson take a conservative approach in his return. The three-time Pro Bowler is not expected to throw much during the offseason program.
He should be full-go for training camp, and Watson said last week he’s confident he will be ready for Week 1.
“I’ve learned how to be patient the last three years, so for me, that’s not a big part either,” Watson said. “I think it’s just honestly just staying focused and on track of what they’re allowing me to do and just taking it one step at a time. And if I can do that and focus on myself to be the better person and be the better teammate and player that I can be through this process, then I think that’s the best thing.”
What's BS is this was on video. They know how fast he was going and they know he caused a wreck and fled. That's all they need to know. They don't have to know of he was under the influence, had drugs, or a weapon. The KNOWN items are enough for the Chiefs to suspend him.With Reid's history of dealing with illicit behavior including with his own sons, it doesn't surprise me how nonreactive he has been to this recent incident. The above article refers to Reid's home being a "drug emporium." Not specifically explained why.............but Reid allowed/encouraged his sons to routinely do their drugs at the family home.
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Chiefs seem to be inclined to stick with Rashee Rice
By Mike Florio
Published April 16, 2024 10:12 AM
The Chiefs still haven’t had much to say about receiver Rashee Rice, after last month’s street racing incident that led to a six-car crash. However, it’s becoming more clear that the Chiefs won’t be ending their relationship with him — even though some have called for that outcome.
For now, he’s participating in the offseason program virtually. Everyone is. Will Rice be in the building when the players show up?
“We’re just gonna take it day by day here as we go,” coach Andy Reid told reporters on Monday.
On any of those days, the NFL could make a decision that forces the team’s hand. For now, however, the league has said or done nothing beyond confirming that it is monitoring the developments.
Reid repeatedly said on Monday the Chiefs plan to let the legal process unfold. Currently, Rice faces eight felony charges arising from the incident.
Asked whether the Chiefs still trust Rice, Reid said this: “As long as he’s learned from it . . . that’s the important part of it.”
Yes, that sounds like a team that sees Rice on the right side of the dividing line between star and scrub that buys him the benefit of the doubt.
The lesson doesn’t come from experiencing the consequences of reckless behavior. It comes from the consequences. And even though a good scare will get a guy to not do it again, a good scare often isn’t good enough.
Sometimes, more than a good scare for someone like Rice is needed in order to give others who have yet to engage in similar behavior a good scare.
For the Chiefs, the reality is that they don’t seem to be inclined to sever ties with a good player. Even if they’ll likely be without him for all or part of 2024.
Do massages help with this sort of recovery? Nevermind. I'll see myself out.Watson is full of it. This is trying to make him sound like superhuman. He did not have a fracture of his glenoid in week 3. He had problems with his rotator cuff. His surgeon has to know this and is otherwise being quite disingenious.
Watson underwent several MRIs since week 3. There was no hint of any fracture to the glenoid of the shoulder.............not even a "crack"/stress fracture..........until the day it was diagnosed and he stopped playing. An MRI is considered the best way to diagnose stress fractures. It can visualize the lowest grade of stress injuries (stress reactions), even when x-rays have no chance of detecting them.
Watson and his "crew" (including Mary Cabot who initially put it out) apparently will go to all lengths to try to gain positive PR.
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Deshaun Watson’s shoulder fracture “possibly” happened in Week 3
By Charean Williams
Published April 16, 2024 04:29 PM
Deshaun Watson was questioned about his willingness to play when he was scratched from the lineup with a right shoulder injury in Week 4. It turns out Watson’s “bullshit” declaration in October was accurate: He didn’t play because he couldn’t play.
The Browns quarterback revealed Tuesday that “it’s possible” he fractured his shoulder in Week 3 on a big hit by Amani Hooker.
Dr. Neal ElAttrache, the Rams team physician who operated on Watson, speculated that Watson might have fractured the glenoid bone in Week 3 instead of Week 10. Watson played through the injury to lead the Browns to a comeback victory over the Ravens in Week 10.
Watson initially was diagnosed with a rotator cuff strain, which cost him all or most of four games.
“That’s one thing that Dr. ElAttrache was super, super surprised, especially when I first got to him in November, is how did I play in the Baltimore game?” Watson said, via Mary Kay Cabot of cleveland.com. “Really the Cardinals game too, but especially the Baltimore game. He was amazed by that. So if I can play through that right now, the glenoid is healed and it’s just building that endurance and the management of just throwing footballs constantly and not getting it tired. So I think that part is good as far as being patient.”
Watson said he is throwing “full speed” now, but ElAttrache is having Watson take a conservative approach in his return. The three-time Pro Bowler is not expected to throw much during the offseason program.
He should be full-go for training camp, and Watson said last week he’s confident he will be ready for Week 1.
“I’ve learned how to be patient the last three years, so for me, that’s not a big part either,” Watson said. “I think it’s just honestly just staying focused and on track of what they’re allowing me to do and just taking it one step at a time. And if I can do that and focus on myself to be the better person and be the better teammate and player that I can be through this process, then I think that’s the best thing.”
Not gonna happenWhat's BS is this was on video. They know how fast he was going and they know he caused a wreck and fled. That's all they need to know. They don't have to know of he was under the influence, had drugs, or a weapon. The KNOWN items are enough for the Chiefs to suspend him.
This is what Mary Cabot reported November 18, 2023: