Friday, July 20, 2007
NFL Football Bad News Headlines
For once there's mostly crime in the NFL news headlines.
Check this out:
VICK INDICTED BY GRAND JURY
Atlanta have insisted that Michael Vick's current problems will not derail their pre-season plans.
CULPEPPER FINALLY LEAVES MIAMI
Miami Dolphins have officially released quarterback Daunte Culpepper.
ALLEN SUSPENDED FOR TWO GAMES
Kansas City Chiefs defensive end Jared Allen has been suspended for two games by the NFL.
CHARGES DROPPED AGAINST McNAIR
A drink-driving charge against Baltimore quarter-back Steve McNair has been dropped.
RHODES AND COX HIT WITH BANS
Dominic Rhodes and Torrie Cox have been banned for four games for violating substance abuse policy.
COX HIT WITH FOUR-GAME BAN
Tampa's Torrie Cox has been suspended for four games for violating the NFL's substance abuse policy.
BEARS WAIVE JOHNSON
Troubled defensive tackle Tank Johnson has been waived by the Chicago Bears.
DOLPHINS' EVANS ARRESTED
Miami Dolphins defensive tackle Fred Evans was arrested after a scuffle with police.
JONES TO FACE TWO FELONY CHARGES
Suspended Tennessee Titan Adam 'Pacman' Jones faces two felony charges.
Lots of bad press for the NFL and football in general.
Check this out:
VICK INDICTED BY GRAND JURY
Atlanta have insisted that Michael Vick's current problems will not derail their pre-season plans.
CULPEPPER FINALLY LEAVES MIAMI
Miami Dolphins have officially released quarterback Daunte Culpepper.
ALLEN SUSPENDED FOR TWO GAMES
Kansas City Chiefs defensive end Jared Allen has been suspended for two games by the NFL.
CHARGES DROPPED AGAINST McNAIR
A drink-driving charge against Baltimore quarter-back Steve McNair has been dropped.
RHODES AND COX HIT WITH BANS
Dominic Rhodes and Torrie Cox have been banned for four games for violating substance abuse policy.
COX HIT WITH FOUR-GAME BAN
Tampa's Torrie Cox has been suspended for four games for violating the NFL's substance abuse policy.
BEARS WAIVE JOHNSON
Troubled defensive tackle Tank Johnson has been waived by the Chicago Bears.
DOLPHINS' EVANS ARRESTED
Miami Dolphins defensive tackle Fred Evans was arrested after a scuffle with police.
JONES TO FACE TWO FELONY CHARGES
Suspended Tennessee Titan Adam 'Pacman' Jones faces two felony charges.
Lots of bad press for the NFL and football in general.
Thursday, June 21, 2007
Adam 'Pacman' JONES TO FACE TWO FELONY CHARGES
Arrest warrants were issued on Wednesday for Adam 'Pacman' Jones and two members of his entourage, both of whom also face felony charges.
The 23-year-old faces two counts of felony coercion stemming from allegations that he threatened to kill employees inside the Minxx Gentlemen's Club on February 19.
Robert Reid, 37, faces one count of felony coercion. Las Vegas police identified Reid as Jones' 'hired bodyguard'.
Sadia Morrison, 24, was charged with felony coercion, battery and felony assault with a deadly weapon.
Since being drafted sixth overall in 2005, Jones has been questioned by police 10 times and arrested five times, although he is yet to be convicted of any crime.
Jones was suspended on April 10 for the upcoming season after violating the NFL's personal conduct policy. He dropped his appeal last week after a meeting with NFL commissioner Roger Goodell.
The 23-year-old faces two counts of felony coercion stemming from allegations that he threatened to kill employees inside the Minxx Gentlemen's Club on February 19.
Robert Reid, 37, faces one count of felony coercion. Las Vegas police identified Reid as Jones' 'hired bodyguard'.
Sadia Morrison, 24, was charged with felony coercion, battery and felony assault with a deadly weapon.
Since being drafted sixth overall in 2005, Jones has been questioned by police 10 times and arrested five times, although he is yet to be convicted of any crime.
Jones was suspended on April 10 for the upcoming season after violating the NFL's personal conduct policy. He dropped his appeal last week after a meeting with NFL commissioner Roger Goodell.
Labels: Adam 'Pacman', football, nfl
Friday, May 25, 2007
Kansas City Chiefs - News
The month of May has been anything but merry for the Kansas City Chiefs. If the normally short, laid-back practices of the spring are this tumultuous, what chaos and controversy must loom in the autumn?
"This is the offseason. Are you kidding me?" coach Herm Edwards exclaimed this week while parrying with reporters.
"We will have a starting football team when we go to Houston (for the Sept. 9 season opener). They'll be the best 46 guys in my opinion who can help us win games. Period."
But if only it were that simple. For many reasons beyond his control, Edwards is finding the sledding rough as he goes about retooling one of the NFL's oldest lineups and patching up quarrels between players and the front office.
The biggest irritant, for both the quarterback and the coach, is the presence of Trent Green.
Soon to turn 37, the two-time Pro Bowler figures he's not in the long-range plans for a team which Edwards has said needs to get younger.
Man, the chiefs need to get their sh*t together soon...
"This is the offseason. Are you kidding me?" coach Herm Edwards exclaimed this week while parrying with reporters.
"We will have a starting football team when we go to Houston (for the Sept. 9 season opener). They'll be the best 46 guys in my opinion who can help us win games. Period."
But if only it were that simple. For many reasons beyond his control, Edwards is finding the sledding rough as he goes about retooling one of the NFL's oldest lineups and patching up quarrels between players and the front office.
The biggest irritant, for both the quarterback and the coach, is the presence of Trent Green.
Soon to turn 37, the two-time Pro Bowler figures he's not in the long-range plans for a team which Edwards has said needs to get younger.
Man, the chiefs need to get their sh*t together soon...
Labels: nfl
