Vikings message board shuts down over Peterson being reinstated.

[Rams Fan]

http://vikingsmessageboard.com/

Vikings Message Board has been shut down permanently. It will not return. There are two primary reasons.
1. The Vikings cowardly decision to reinstate a child abuser and think that an apology will make this blow over. We will not stand for this arrogance and we will no longer be the home of any support of the Vikings. We stand for those who cannot defend themselves.
2. We will not give a voice to thugs who think child abuse is "cultural" or worse, openly advocate child abuse as a reasonable method of punishment. This ends here. Yes, a few board members have ruined it for everyone. Congratulations, assholes.

Sorry if Q.

[hometeam]

So what are we talking about here? 900 users? A couple thousand posts?

[Marcellus]

That will teach them!

[rico]

Mmmmkay....

Hmm.

[a pp roach]

http://pbs.twimg.com/media/Ber665UCIAE9z3M.jpg

Thug lyfe.

[Just Passin' By]

Pussies

[rico]

I bet this man is going to be booed...substantially... by his own fans even. Oh boy, being AP would be so embarrassing right now.

[Rain Man]

So we know that they draw the line somewhere between child abuse and having a running back who uses the Whizzinator.

[Mr_Tomahawk]

Wide receivers running their cars over media members....

Team orgies on Lake Minnetonka....

Old dudes texting pics of their cock...

....they will be back.

[Mennonite]

http://pbs.twimg.com/media/Ber665UCIAE9z3M.jpg

Thug lyfe.

What's Richard Sherman got to do with this? Has Philip Rivers been charged with abusing him on Sunday or something?

[Mr. Flopnuts]

Pussies.

[Mr. Flopnuts]

Pussies

Niiiiiiiiiiice. Didn't expect I q'd

[Mr. Flopnuts]

What's Richard Sherman got to do with this? Has Philip Rivers been charged with abusing him on Sunday or something?

3 receptions against him is abuse? Ok.

[a pp roach]

What's Richard Sherman got to do with this? Has Philip Rivers been charged with abusing him on Sunday or something?

He's got nothing to do with this, other than being called a thug by people, much like the vikings site calling Peterson a thug.

Neither are thugs, but certainly that does not excuse what has been done.

[PHOG]

:shrug:PBJ:rockon:%(/:titus::titus::titus::deevee::deevee::deevee:

[HoneyBadger]

Bring them in for a look?

[cosmo20002]

http://vikingsmessageboard.com/



Sorry if Q.

I would like to think that if the Chiefs ever make a dumb decision or if dumbass posters make dumbass comments, that CP would shut down. Luckily, neither of those two things have ever happened.

[Eleazar]

Child abuse is "cultural"?

[CoMoChief]

wtf cares?

[Sweet Daddy Hate]

We should give immediate amnesty to these displaced sojourners.

[ThaVirus]

3 receptions against him is abuse? Ok.

It's the narrative of the week. Let them run with it for a while..

[TribalElder]

Welcome Vikings fans

[BigRedChief]

I would like to think that if the Chiefs ever make a dumb decision or if dumbass posters make dumbass comments, that CP would shut down. Luckily, neither of those two things have ever happened.If that murderer had not committed suicide and the Chiefs kept him on the roster or paying him would be a scenario where I'd walk away forever.

[-King-]

If that murderer had not committed suicide and the Chiefs kept him on the roster or paying him would be a scenario where I'd walk away forever.

:spock: ...he'd be in jail for murder.

[Mr. Flopnuts]

It's the narrative of the week. Let them run with it for a while..

ROFL That works.

[Sweet Daddy Hate]

:spock: ...he'd be in jail for murder.

LMAO

[BigRedChief]

:spock: ...he'd be in jail for murder.Didn't the Patriots keep Hernandez on for a couple of days after he went to jail?

[TribalElder]

I bet all 3 Vikings fans are super bummed about this

[BillSelfsTrophycase]

Welcome Vikings fans

We do have something in common...


http://cdn0.sbnation.com/fan_shot_images/265386/casselfail.gif

[BigRedChief]

It's the narrative of the week. Let them run with it for a while..MLB not going to get caught unprepared. Baseball and the players uinin talking domestic abuse policy.

http://www.usatoday.com/story/sports/mlb/2014/09/15/major-league-baseball-domestic-violence-policy/15684753/

[srvy]

What's Richard Sherman got to do with this? Has Philip Rivers been charged with abusing him on Sunday or something?

ROFL

[Rausch]

We do have something in common...


http://cdn0.sbnation.com/fan_shot_images/265386/casselfail.gif

You kidding? We have tons in common.

Numerous playoff chokes.
Both have running based offenses with no QB.
Both are hideous in the draft.
Both have/had Ca$$hole.
Both have had J. Allen.
Both have hired idiot HC's.

It just goes on and on...

[Mojo Rising]

3 receptions against him is abuse? Ok.

5 for 5 for 60 yards according to ESPN.

http://espn.go.com/nfl/story/_/id/11529259/san-diego-chargers-wr-keenan-allen-richard-sherman-seattle-seahawks-not-really-shutdown-corner

[Dayze]

we got Ryan Sims. LULZ

suck it Vikes.

[OldSchool]

5 for 5 for 60 yards according to ESPN.

http://espn.go.com/nfl/story/_/id/11529259/san-diego-chargers-wr-keenan-allen-richard-sherman-seattle-seahawks-not-really-shutdown-corner

Did you watch? Every throw "completed on Sherman" was underneath when Sherman had already passed off his WR and dropped deeper into his deep 3rd zone.

[Mennonite]

It was a joke. I don't think we need to look up official stats or see what the Oxford English dictionary says is the definition of "abuse."

[OldSchool]

Not just that MB. One of the Vikings sponsors suspended their sponsorship of the Vikings.

[MMXcalibur]

So, what would make ChiefsPlanet do something like that?

[a pp roach]

So, what would make ChiefsPlanet do something like that?

http://i.dailymail.co.uk/i/pix/2014/01/09/article-2535709-1A7D371000000578-703_964x531.jpg

[ChiefsChoke010414]

If there was a video of him beating his son, he wouldn't be playing. That's the difference. People react worse to video, even though their stupid imaginations should tell them exactly what the after effects show.

[OldSchool]

If there was a video of him beating his son, he wouldn't be playing. That's the difference. People react worse to video, even though their stupid imaginations should tell them exactly what the after effects show.

Yup, lucky for him only the aftermath was caught on camera.

[SAUTO]

So, what would make ChiefsPlanet do something like that?

Clark hunt bypassing the word filter
Posted via Mobile Device

[Coochie liquor]

I bet all 3 Vikings fans are super bummed about this

Well, one of them doesn't have the internet so....

[SAUTO]

So, what would make ChiefsPlanet do something like that?

The chiefs telling austinchief to eat a bag of dicks.

[stonedstooge]

So, what would make ChiefsPlanet do something like that?

Simply Red not being nice

[mikeyis4dcats.]

I'm apparently in the minority, but good for them.

[Eureka]

If there was a video of him beating his son, he wouldn't be playing. That's the difference. People react worse to video, even though their stupid imaginations should tell them exactly what the after effects show.

TMZ has a copy and they'll wait to release it till the playoffs start or some such important date.

[Mojo Rising]

Did you watch? Every throw "completed on Sherman" was underneath when Sherman had already passed off his WR and dropped deeper into his deep 3rd zone.

I was there and that is not true. ESPN's countdown show tonight 1Royal reception and 1 Allen reception where Sherman was in coverage. They were shorter routes that used a change of direction because he has a long stride and it takes him longer.

[cmh6476]

we could donate bsroyals, prison bitch and claythan to help them start a new forum. Is there a Vikingsplanet?

[Mr. Flopnuts]

Clark hunt bypassing the word filter
Posted via Mobile Device

ROFL /thread

[Rausch]

5 for 5 for 60 yards according to ESPN.

http://espn.go.com/nfl/story/_/id/11529259/san-diego-chargers-wr-keenan-allen-richard-sherman-seattle-seahawks-not-really-shutdown-corner

He's clearly washed up...

[Mr. Flopnuts]

The chiefs telling austinchief to eat a bag of dicks.

LMAO en fuego

[Chief_For_Life58]

But he can play football real good!

[TribalElder]

Ray Rice should send AP flowers

Adrian,

Thanks for helping America get over me hitting my wife by focusing on you spanking your kids

Regards,
Ray

[Chief_For_Life58]

I made a username there when they signed cassel and i got banned in about 4 posts lol good times

[notorious]

The chiefs telling austinchief to eat a bag of dicks.

You forgot something.

http://iruntheinternet.com/lulzdump/images/gifs/parks-and-recreation-mike-drop-microphone-Ben-Wyatt-1369417014c.gif

[Dayze]

when the Chiefs send #1 overall pick to the niners when Kaepernick is done.

[cmh6476]

This is terrible, but I'm trying to see the bigger picture here, which isn't the fact I picked up Matt Asiata this week :(

[notorious]

when the Chiefs send #1 overall pick to the niners when Kaepernick is done.


We wouldn't protest, the server would melt down.

[GloryDayz]

Perhaps if AP moved to KC the board Gods would be appeased and life could return to normal.

[DrunkBassGuitar]

I'm apparently in the minority, but good for them.

i totally agree. fuck AP.

[jd1020]

Vikings gone and fucked up now. No one is going to show up when they play the Falcons in 2 weeks!

[digger]

www.(Your Team Here)Planet.com

[cosmo20002]

If there was a video of him beating his son, he wouldn't be playing. That's the difference. People react worse to video, even though their stupid imaginations should tell them exactly what the after effects show.

Photos of the injuries + his admission of doing it = as good as video, I would think

[Pasta Little Brioni]

Now accused of abuse on a different kid according to espn news breaking news

[splatbass]

we could donate bsroyals, prison bitch and claythan to help them start a new forum. Is there a Vikingsplanet?

That's a great idea. They already have a head start on hating Cassel.

[splatbass]

Photos of the injuries + his admission of doing it = as good as video, I would think

There was a video of Ray Rice dragging his unconscious fiance out of the elevator and dropping her on the floor, and he admitted hitting her - yet nothing really happened until the video of him actually hitting her came out.

[saphojunkie]

I bet we can find a way to blame Cassel for this.

Or pioli.

Or both.

[TripleThreat]

What's Richard Sherman got to do with this? Has Philip Rivers been charged with abusing him on Sunday or something?

Richard Sherman couldn't defend himself

[ChiefsChoke010414]

There was a video of Ray Rice dragging his unconscious fiance out of the elevator and dropping her on the floor, and he admitted hitting her - yet nothing really happened until the video of him actually hitting her came out.

Exactly. After the video, everyone acted shocked and surprised. I'm guessing the Peterson video wouldn't look any more pretty or bearable to watch.

Also, Peterson is the best back in the league, so he's getting some star treatment here. The Vikings don't want to be humiliated at home again.

[notorious]

Exactly. After the video, everyone acted shocked and surprised. I'm guessing the Peterson video wouldn't look any more pretty or bearable to watch.

Also, Peterson is the best back in the league, so he's getting some star treatment here. The Vikings don't want to be humiliated at home again.

They are going to get humiliated a WHOLE lot worse by going full retard.

[Mennonite]

After the video, everyone acted shocked and surprised.

I'll play devil's advocate on this one. There were rumors that she had instigated the fight, both she and Rice were charged with the same misdemeanor, and she said she deserved some of the blame. All those factors are enough for someone who is inclined to support him to say that they are withholding judgement because they don't know what really happened. But when the video came was released all that went out the window.

[Mennonite]

They are going to get humiliated a WHOLE lot worse by going full retard.

I think they would rather have the NFL bring the hammer down instead of doing the deed themselves and suffer the wrath of the portion of their fan base that still supports AP.

[Rain Man]

Wide receivers running their cars over media members....

Team orgies on Lake Minnetonka....

Old dudes texting pics of their cock...

....they will be back.

What's the biggest off-field scandal/negative public event of every NFL team? Help me out here, people.

Arizona -
Atlanta - Michael Vick starts a side business
Baltimore - Ray Lewis goes on a murder rampage, or something like that.
Buffalo - There was a big delay, but let's go with the OJ Simpson thing.
Carolina - Rae Carruth, with an honorable mention to the drunk lesbian cheerleaders.
Chicago -
Cincinnati - Pacman makes it rain bullets. Honorable mention: Chris Henry goes overboard
Cleveland -
Dallas -
Denver - Von Miller runs a drug cartel and hangs out with murderers. Honorable mention: Daryl Gardener attacks a Village Inn, Jake Plummer attacks a car, John Elway abandons sick wife, Pat Bowlen crossdresses on sidelines, Brian Griese trips over dog, Super Bowl trophies tainted by salary cap cheating
Detroit - Alex Karras' gambling suspension
Green Bay - Paul Hornung's gambling suspension. Honorable mention to Fa-vuh-ruh's painkiller thing, and sending photos to his fans. (Was that actually a Green Bay thing or one of his other teams?)
Houston -
Indianapolis - Leaving town in the middle of the night, Art Schlicter bets that he can win a Super Bowl or some such thing.
Jacksonville -
Kansas City - Belcher breaks up with his girlfriend
Miami -
Minnesota - The party boat? The whizzinator? The child whipper?
New England - Spygate
New Orleans - Bountygate
New York Giants - LT thought she was 18
New York Jets -
Oakland - Cole Ford shoots at Siegfried and Roy, Barrett Robbins breaks and enters, Todd Marinovich fails bicycle escape attempt
Philadelphia -
Pittsburgh - That lineman running from police and blowing up a truck or something
St. Louis - Leonard Little kills a person and almost gets suspended
San Diego - Junior Seau?
San Francisco -
Seattle -
Tampa Bay -
Tennessee - Steve McNair redefines "shotgun quarterback"
Washington -

I'm sure I'm missing a bunch

[Mennonite]

New England - Spygate

I think you are forgetting one esé.

[ClevelandBronco]

What's the biggest off-field scandal/negative public event of every NFL team? Help me out here, people.

Washington -

I'm sure I'm missing a bunch

"Redskins"?

[GloucesterChief]

Dallas- Nate Newton? Though that was after he retired.

[notorious]

I have a feeling the hammer is going to get dropped soon.

[Rain Man]

I think you are forgetting one esé.

Help me out here. I'm eating dinner and can't spare the synapses to think.

[wazu]

These guys have already backed down. Just fluky crazy message board people. Gotta love em.

[Rain Man]

"Redskins"?

Ah, the scandal of their very being. Good one.

[Rain Man]

Dallas- Nate Newton? Though that was after he retired.

That still counts.

Oh hey, what was the Dallas party house called? The one where they kept all of their hookers and coke.

[Rausch]

Tampa Bay - The 80's...

[ClevelandBronco]

Dallas -

Rafael Septien, maybe.

[Rausch]

That still counts.

Oh hey, what was the Dallas party house called? The one where they kept all of their hookers and coke.

Jerry's office?...

[KCwolf]

Help me out here. I'm eating dinner and can't spare the synapses to think.

Pretty sure it's the Winner....... Aaron Hernadez was not a good man

[Rain Man]

Arizona -
Atlanta - Michael Vick starts a side business
Baltimore - Ray Lewis goes on a murder rampage, or something like that.
Buffalo - There was a big delay, but let's go with the OJ Simpson thing.
Carolina - Rae Carruth, with an honorable mention to the drunk lesbian cheerleaders.
Chicago -
Cincinnati - Pacman makes it rain bullets. Honorable mention: Chris Henry goes overboard
Cleveland -
Dallas - The "White House", Irvin stabs a rookie, Nate Newton the drug mule
Denver - Von Miller runs a drug cartel and hangs out with murderers. Honorable mention: Daryl Gardener attacks a Village Inn, Jake Plummer attacks a car, John Elway abandons sick wife, Pat Bowlen crossdresses on sidelines, Brian Griese trips over dog, Super Bowl trophies tainted by salary cap cheating
Detroit - Alex Karras' gambling suspension
Green Bay - Paul Hornung's gambling suspension. Honorable mention to Fa-vuh-ruh's painkiller thing, and sending photos to his fans. (Was that actually a Green Bay thing or one of his other teams?)
Houston -
Indianapolis - Leaving town in the middle of the night, Art Schlicter bets that he can win a Super Bowl or some such thing.
Jacksonville -
Kansas City - Belcher breaks up with his girlfriend
Miami -
Minnesota - The party boat? The whizzinator? The child whipper?
New England - Spygate
New Orleans - Bountygate
New York Giants - LT thought she was 18
New York Jets -
Oakland - Cole Ford shoots at Siegfried and Roy, Barrett Robbins breaks and enters, Todd Marinovich fails bicycle escape attempt
Philadelphia -
Pittsburgh - That lineman running from police and blowing up a truck or something
St. Louis - Leonard Little kills a person and almost gets suspended
San Diego - Junior Seau?
San Francisco -
Seattle -
Tampa Bay -
Tennessee - Steve McNair redefines "shotgun quarterback"
Washington - They're called the Redskins

[BigRedChief]

These guys have already backed down. Just fluky crazy message board people. Gotta love em.They don't matter anyway. At least to the NFL. Raddison hotels suspending his sponsorship of the Vikings is probably setting off alarm bells in the NFL offices.

[Rain Man]

Pretty sure it's the Winner....... Aaron Hernadez was not a good man

I bow my head in shame.

[DaFace]

So what are we talking about here? 900 users? A couple thousand posts?

https://web.archive.org/web/20140724015205/http://vikingsmessageboard.com/

Looks like 2000 users, about a half million total posts. Nowhere near ChiefsPlanet in terms of size or reach, but not a tiny place either.

[GloucesterChief]

Ah, the scandal of their very being. Good one.

Even Better George Preston Marshall. Biggest racist in the NFL. Effectively had black players banned from the league in 1933. Didn't sign a black player until 1962 after Robert Kennedy and Stewart Udall threatened to kick him out of the now named RFK stadium.

[Rain Man]

Arizona -
Atlanta - Michael Vick starts a side business
Baltimore - Ray Lewis goes on a murder rampage, or something like that.
Buffalo - There was a big delay, but let's go with the OJ Simpson thing.
Carolina - Rae Carruth, with an honorable mention to the drunk lesbian cheerleaders.
Chicago -
Cincinnati - Pacman makes it rain bullets. Honorable mention: Chris Henry goes overboard
Cleveland - Jim Brown stiff arms women, Kosar's daughter does other things to women on pay per view.
Dallas - The "White House", Irvin stabs a rookie, Nate Newton the drug mule, Jerry Jones likes his strippers
Denver - Von Miller runs a drug cartel and hangs out with murderers. Honorable mention: Daryl Gardener attacks a Village Inn, Jake Plummer attacks a car, John Elway abandons sick wife, Pat Bowlen crossdresses on sidelines, Brian Griese trips over dog, Super Bowl trophies tainted by salary cap cheating
Detroit - Alex Karras' gambling suspension
Green Bay - Paul Hornung's gambling suspension. Honorable mention to Fa-vuh-ruh's painkiller thing, and sending photos to his fans. (Was that actually a Green Bay thing or one of his other teams?)
Houston -
Indianapolis - Leaving town in the middle of the night, Art Schlicter bets that he can win a Super Bowl or some such thing.
Jacksonville -
Kansas City - Belcher breaks up with his girlfriend
Miami -
Minnesota - The party boat? The whizzinator? The child whipper?
New England - Aaron Hernandez feels disrespected in a bar, Spygate
New Orleans - Bountygate
New York Giants - LT thought she was 18
New York Jets -
Oakland - Cole Ford shoots at Siegfried and Roy, Barrett Robbins breaks and enters, Todd Marinovich fails bicycle escape attempt
Philadelphia -
Pittsburgh - That lineman running from police and blowing up a truck or something
St. Louis - Leonard Little kills a person and almost gets suspended
San Diego - Junior Seau?
San Francisco -
Seattle -
Tampa Bay -
Tennessee - Steve McNair redefines "shotgun quarterback"
Washington - They're called the Redskins[/QUOTE]

[ClevelandBronco]

Cleveland Browns – Jim Brown, the most famous Brown of all and his domestic violence problems.

[DaFace]

https://web.archive.org/web/20140724015205/http://vikingsmessageboard.com/

Looks like 2000 users, about a half million total posts. Nowhere near ChiefsPlanet in terms of size or reach, but not a tiny place either.

Following up on this, here's a capture from 2010 with about 280k posts:

https://web.archive.org/web/20100801000000*/http://vikingsmessageboard.com

So in very rough math, they're doing about 250k posts/4 years = ~60k posts/year (compared to CP's ~1m posts/year).

[Rain Man]

Cleveland Browns – Jim Brown, the most famous Brown of all and his domestic violence problems.


Added to the previous post.

You'd think Cleveland would have more scandals. They've been around a while.

[stonedstooge]

Wasn't a tight end from Green Bay a pedo?

[ClevelandBronco]

Following up on this, here's a capture from 2010 with about 280k posts:

https://web.archive.org/web/20100801000000*/http://vikingsmessageboard.com

So in very rough math, they're doing about 250k posts/4 years = ~60k posts/year (compared to CP's ~1m posts/year).

Yeah, but we're allowed to say all kinds of shit without getting banned, so a lot of our posts is just us saying all kinds of shit.

EDIT: Now that I've thought about it, how many posts would you guess were devoted solely to sending Frankie straight over the edge?

[Rausch]

Following up on this, here's a capture from 2010 with about 280k posts:

https://web.archive.org/web/20100801000000*/http://vikingsmessageboard.com

So in very rough math, they're doing about 250k posts/4 years = ~60k posts/year (compared to CP's ~1m posts/year).

Hell, Clay averages 20k posts a year by himself...

[Mennonite]

Added to the previous post.

You'd think Cleveland would have more scandals. They've been around a while.

Isn't their owner under investigation?

[Rain Man]

The Bears and Eagles have been around forever. They have to have some good scandals.

[Rain Man]

Isn't their owner under investigation?


Oh, yeah. What is that? Something about truck stops.

[ClevelandBronco]

Isn't their owner under investigation?

Anyone who would own that team ought to be under psychiatric investigation at minimum.

[wazu]

The Bears and Eagles have been around forever. They have to have some good scandals.

Eagles fans booing Santa has way more staying power than Belcher. Doesn't have to be fair.

[cosmo20002]

Exactly. After the video, everyone acted shocked and surprised. I'm guessing the Peterson video wouldn't look any more pretty or bearable to watch.

Also, Peterson is the best back in the league, so he's getting some star treatment here. The Vikings don't want to be humiliated at home again.

This goes beyond star treatment, which I think of as maybe overlooking some minor infractions. AP admitted to beating a child, and we have pics of it. AP can't even say, "It wasn't that bad." We can SEE how bad it was.

I don't know how the team could allow him to play (I haven't heard the league office say anything)--especially when the NFL took such shit over Rice only at first getting 2 games. And Rice wasn't even arrested.

How does AP get LESS of a consequence?

[GloucesterChief]

The Bears and Eagles have been around forever. They have to have some good scandals.

Eagles:

There is a jail in Lincoln Financial Stadium because the Philly fans are well Philly fans. So Cheering when Michael Irvin had his career ending injury, throwing iceballs at Santa Claus, Battery throwing in general.

[Rain Man]

Eagles fans booing Santa has way more staying power than Belcher. Doesn't have to be fair.


That's dangerously close to an on-field incident, but we'll count it unless something else comes along.

[notorious]

Philly fans are pieces of shit.


That's enough for me.

[GloucesterChief]

That's dangerously close to an on-field incident, but we'll count it unless something else comes along.

They were doing more then just booing, they were throwing ice balls as well IIRC.

[Rain Man]

Eagles:

There is a jail in Lincoln Financial Stadium because the Philly fans are well Philly fans. So Cheering when Michael Irvin had his career ending injury, throwing iceballs at Santa Claus, Battery throwing in general.

Also close to on-field, but I'll add them to the list.

Does signing Michael Vick count? Reid's kid problems? Not sure.

['Hamas' Jenkins]

For Denver: you forgot about Darrent Williams getting got.

[hometeam]

Wasn't a tight end from Green Bay a pedo?

Yes but that was before twitter so its OK.

[Rain Man]

Arizona -
Atlanta - Michael Vick starts a side business
Baltimore - Ray Lewis goes on a murder rampage, or something like that.
Buffalo - There was a big delay, but let's go with the OJ Simpson thing.
Carolina - Rae Carruth, with an honorable mention to the drunk lesbian cheerleaders. Fred Lane get murdered by his gal pal.
Chicago - Jim McMahon mooning the helicopter, recording the Super Bowl shuffle
Cincinnati - Pacman makes it rain bullets. Honorable mention: Chris Henry goes overboard
Cleveland - Jim Brown stiff arms women, Kosar's daughter does other things to women on pay per view. Possible mob connections at truck stops or some such thing
Dallas - The "White House", Irvin stabs a rookie, Nate Newton the drug mule, Jerry Jones likes his strippers
Denver - Von Miller runs a drug cartel and hangs out with murderers. Honorable mention: Bill Romanowski frames his wife and doctor, Daryl Gardener attacks a Village Inn, Jake Plummer attacks a car, John Elway abandons sick wife, Pat Bowlen crossdresses on sidelines, Brian Griese trips over dog, Super Bowl trophies tainted by salary cap cheating. Darrent Williams gets killed.
Detroit - Alex Karras' gambling suspension
Green Bay - Paul Hornung's gambling suspension. Mark Chmura takes a girl to the prom ... kind of. Honorable mention to Fa-vuh-ruh's painkiller thing, and sending photos to his fans. (Was that actually a Green Bay thing or one of his other teams?)
Houston -
Indianapolis - Leaving town in the middle of the night, Art Schlicter bets that he can win a Super Bowl or some such thing.
Jacksonville -
Kansas City - Belcher breaks up with his girlfriend
Miami - Ricky Williams chooses marijuana over football
Minnesota - The party boat? The whizzinator? The child whipper?
New England - Aaron Hernandez feels disrespected in a bar, Spygate
New Orleans - Bountygate
New York Giants - LT thought she was 18
New York Jets -
Oakland - Cole Ford shoots at Siegfried and Roy, Barrett Robbins breaks and enters, Todd Marinovich fails bicycle escape attempt
Philadelphia - Pelting and booing Santa Claus, requiring a jail on site at the stadium, cheering M. Irvin's career-ending injury, Buddy Ryan bountygate
Pittsburgh - That lineman running from police and blowing up a truck or something
St. Louis - Leonard Little kills a person and almost gets suspended
San Diego - Junior Seau?
San Francisco -
Seattle -
Tampa Bay -
Tennessee - Steve McNair redefines "shotgun quarterback", Buddy Ryan punches Kevin Gilbride
Washington - They're called the Redskins. Honorable mention, "Loosen up, Sandy Baby."

[Saul Good]

Added to the previous post.

You'd think Cleveland would have more scandals. They've been around a while.

That's kind of a funny choice of words...given that you would have answered your own question if your last sentence had been accurate.

[Rain Man]

For Denver: you forgot about Darrent Williams getting got.

I pondered that, but decided that it wasn't a team problem. But I guess you're right. It fits the definition I gave. Added.

[cosmo20002]

Chicago -


http://40islikethenew30.files.wordpress.com/2014/01/super-bowl-shuffle.jpg

[Al Bundy]

Philly fans are pieces of shit.


That's enough for me.

The WORST!

[Saul Good]

Miami Dolphins could be Ricky Williams's drug use...or the fact that their disgraced kicker became a cross-dresser and went into hiding.

[GloucesterChief]

Also for Philly there is the Buddy Ryan Bounty Bowl games during the 1989 season.

[ClevelandBronco]

For Denver: you forgot about Darrent Williams getting got.

Dangerously close to blaming the victim, but you can guess the Broncos were puffing out their chests and talking shit.

[Rain Man]

Miami Dolphins could be Ricky Williams's drug use...or the fact that their disgraced kicker became a cross-dresser and went into hiding.

I must've missed that second one. What?

[Rain Man]

Dangerously close to blaming the victim, but you can guess the Broncos were puffing out their chests and talking shit.


Yeah, I guess it falls into the off-field tragedy category, which also reminded me to add Fred Lane's murder in Carolina.

[O.city]

Miami Dolphins could be Ricky Williams's drug use...or the fact that their disgraced kicker became a cross-dresser and went into hiding.

Didn't he become a cop and kidnap Dan Marino and the mascot?

LMAO

[cosmo20002]

I must've missed that second one. What?

C'mon...I think it was in the movie scene tournament

['Hamas' Jenkins]

Seattle: Spending a top-ten pick on a guy who made Stone Cold
Houston Oilers/Titans: Warren Moon going Ray Rice on Felicia Moon
San Francisco: Aldon Smith's stabbing, bomb threat, and multiple weapons charges

[hometeam]

I must've missed that second one. What?

http://25.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_m1iz9zJqvO1qb1hsso1_400.gif

[Mennonite]

Seattle: Spending a top-ten pick on a guy who made Stone Cold

Don't you ever talk bad about the only action flick that out white-trashes Road House!

http://i.imgur.com/Eh6uEa9.jpg


http://i.minus.com/iCxbS7Wl0fl0r.gif

[Al Bundy]

Arizona -
Atlanta - Michael Vick starts a side business
Baltimore - Ray Lewis goes on a murder rampage, or something like that.
Buffalo - There was a big delay, but let's go with the OJ Simpson thing.
Carolina - Rae Carruth, with an honorable mention to the drunk lesbian cheerleaders. Fred Lane get murdered by his gal pal.
Chicago - Jim McMahon mooning the helicopter, recording the Super Bowl shuffle
Cincinnati - Pacman makes it rain bullets. Honorable mention: Chris Henry goes overboard
Cleveland - Jim Brown stiff arms women, Kosar's daughter does other things to women on pay per view. Possible mob connections at truck stops or some such thing
Dallas - The "White House", Irvin stabs a rookie, Nate Newton the drug mule, Jerry Jones likes his strippers
Denver - Von Miller runs a drug cartel and hangs out with murderers. Honorable mention: Bill Romanowski frames his wife and doctor, Daryl Gardener attacks a Village Inn, Jake Plummer attacks a car, John Elway abandons sick wife, Pat Bowlen crossdresses on sidelines, Brian Griese trips over dog, Super Bowl trophies tainted by salary cap cheating. Darrent Williams gets killed.
Detroit - Alex Karras' gambling suspension
Green Bay - Paul Hornung's gambling suspension. Mark Chmura takes a girl to the prom ... kind of. Honorable mention to Fa-vuh-ruh's painkiller thing, and sending photos to his fans. (Was that actually a Green Bay thing or one of his other teams?)
Houston -
Indianapolis - Leaving town in the middle of the night, Art Schlicter bets that he can win a Super Bowl or some such thing.
Jacksonville -
Kansas City - Belcher breaks up with his girlfriend
Miami - Ricky Williams chooses marijuana over football
Minnesota - The party boat? The whizzinator? The child whipper?
New England - Aaron Hernandez feels disrespected in a bar, Spygate
New Orleans - Bountygate
New York Giants - LT thought she was 18
New York Jets -
Oakland - Cole Ford shoots at Siegfried and Roy, Barrett Robbins breaks and enters, Todd Marinovich fails bicycle escape attempt
Philadelphia - Pelting and booing Santa Claus, requiring a jail on site at the stadium, cheering M. Irvin's career-ending injury, Buddy Ryan bountygate
Pittsburgh - That lineman running from police and blowing up a truck or something
St. Louis - Leonard Little kills a person and almost gets suspended
San Diego - Junior Seau?
San Francisco -
Seattle -
Tampa Bay -
Tennessee - Steve McNair redefines "shotgun quarterback", Buddy Ryan punches Kevin Gilbride
Washington - They're called the Redskins. Honorable mention, "Loosen up, Sandy Baby."

The Jets should mention something about Broadway Joe being on ESPN drunk and fawning over women or Mark Gastineau being in jail for DV.

[cdcox]

Jets -- hey coach, what's up with your tattoo?

[ClevelandBronco]

Houston -

Deliberately threw a 1993 season playoff game?

[cdcox]

Oakland -- Warren Wells sent to prison for rape

[Sorter]

Jacksonville: Brunell's bankruptcy or Jimmy Smith's problem with nose candy.

[Rausch]

Deliberately threw a 1993 season playoff game?

Don't.

Just don't.

We need that win...

[ClevelandBronco]

Don't.

Just don't.

We need that win...

Darn. I was hoping no one was paying close enough attention.

[RealSNR]

If it weren't for Belcher, what would be KC's biggest scandal?

"Thickening?"

[Rain Man]

Arizona - Bobby Petrino bids adieu, Jeff George disagrees with June Jones' playcalling
Atlanta - Michael Vick starts a side business
Baltimore - Ray Lewis goes on a murder rampage, or something like that.
Buffalo - There was a big delay, but let's go with the OJ Simpson thing.
Carolina - Rae Carruth, with an honorable mention to the drunk lesbian cheerleaders. Fred Lane get murdered by his gal pal.
Chicago - Jim McMahon mooning the helicopter, recording the Super Bowl shuffle
Cincinnati - Pacman makes it rain bullets. Honorable mention: Chris Henry goes overboard
Cleveland - Jim Brown stiff arms women, Kosar's daughter does other things to women on pay per view. Possible mob connections at truck stops or some such thing
Dallas - The "White House", Irvin stabs a rookie, Nate Newton the drug mule, Jerry Jones likes his strippers
Denver - Von Miller runs a drug cartel and hangs out with murderers. Honorable mention: Bill Romanowski frames his wife and doctor, Daryl Gardener attacks a Village Inn, Jake Plummer attacks a car, John Elway abandons sick wife, Pat Bowlen crossdresses on sidelines, Brian Griese trips over dog, Super Bowl trophies tainted by salary cap cheating. Darrent Williams gets killed.
Detroit - Alex Karras' gambling suspension
Green Bay - Paul Hornung's gambling suspension. Mark Chmura takes a girl to the prom ... kind of. Honorable mention to Fa-vuh-ruh's painkiller thing, and sending photos to his fans. (Was that actually a Green Bay thing or one of his other teams?)
Houston -
Indianapolis - Leaving town in the middle of the night, Art Schlicter bets that he can win a Super Bowl or some such thing.
Jacksonville - Brunell's money management isn't great, but Jimmy Smith has a nose for money. Or maybe it was cocaine.
Kansas City - Belcher breaks up with his girlfriend, Bam Bam buys drugs drugs, Tamarick is Gone In Sixty Seconds with stuff that Bam Bam wants.
Miami - Ricky Williams chooses marijuana over football, crossdressing kicker kidnaps Dan Marino and makes Jim Carrey sick.
Minnesota - The party boat? The whizzinator? The child whipper?
New England - Aaron Hernandez feels disrespected in a bar, Spygate
New Orleans - Bountygate
New York Giants - LT thought she was 18
New York Jets - Joe Namath can't quite score with Suzy Kolber, Mark Gastineau's entire life, Rex Ryan likes to watch, Rex Ryan loves FOOTball, Rex Ryan gets a very disturbing tattoo.
Oakland - Cole Ford shoots at Siegfried and Roy, Barrett Robbins breaks and enters, Todd Marinovich fails bicycle escape attempt, Warren Wells does the rape thing, various Lyle Alzado roid rage stuff, Matt Millen's career as a GM.
Philadelphia - Pelting and booing Santa Claus, requiring a jail on site at the stadium, cheering M. Irvin's career-ending injury, Buddy Ryan bountygate
Pittsburgh - That lineman running from police and blowing up a truck or something
St. Louis - Leonard Little kills a person and almost gets suspended
San Diego - Junior Seau?
San Francisco - Aldon Smith impersonates a terrorist
Seattle - Brian Bosworth admits vandalizing cars on the assembly line, Brian Bosworth's entire public career.
Tampa Bay -
Tennessee - Steve McNair redefines "shotgun quarterback", Buddy Ryan punches Kevin Gilbride, Warren Moon doesn't have to tell his wife twice.
Washington - They're called the Redskins. Honorable mention, "Loosen up, Sandy Baby." Sean Taylor is murdered in his home.

[ClevelandBronco]

If it weren't for Belcher, what would be KC's biggest scandal?

That no one shot Romeo Crennel in the parking lot and set it up to look like suicide.

[DTLB58]

That still counts.

Oh hey, what was the Dallas party house called? The one where they kept all of their hookers and coke.

Texas Stadium?

[jspchief]

Washington had a safety get shot up too.

[Rain Man]

If it weren't for Belcher, what would be KC's biggest scandal?

"Thickening?"

Did Bam and Vanover blow back on the Chiefs?

[Rausch]

Did Bam and Vanover blow back on the Chiefs?

Not really.

Kind of hard to hate on the Bills for OJ as well...

[ClevelandBronco]

As a Viking and a Cowboy, Lance Rentzel apparently exposed himself to prepubescent girls. His minor celebrity wife divorced him. Later as an L.A. Ram, he got suspended for a season for weed. It's unclear to me whether he was an honest-to-god pervert or just a really whacked out sumbitch.

[DTLB58]

If it weren't for Belcher, what would be KC's biggest scandal?

"Thickening?"

The '86-'87 Players revolt over which coach John Mackovic or Frank Gansz?
Gansz won out with the players, but didn't win squat on the field. Coached 2 years then Marty took over.

[Rain Man]

As a Viking and a Cowboy, Lance Rentzel apparently exposed himself to prepubescent girls. His minor celebrity wife divorced him. Later as an L.A. Ram, he got suspended for a season for weed. It's unclear to me whether he was an honest-to-god pervert or just a really whacked out sumbitch.

Oh, yeah. Rentzel. His wife was a hottie, but it seemed that he liked them younger.

[chefsos]

Pittsburgh: Ben rapes a Buick with his motorcycle or something.

[DTLB58]

Also you could say for the G-Men, that LT used Cocaine while he played.
Talk about Franchises that turn the cheek still today for star players. Parcells let LT do whatever he wanted.

[DTLB58]

Arizona - Bobby Petrino bids adieu, Jeff George disagrees with June Jones' playcalling
Atlanta - Michael Vick starts a side business
Baltimore - Ray Lewis goes on a murder rampage, or something like that.
Buffalo - There was a big delay, but let's go with the OJ Simpson thing.
Carolina - Rae Carruth, with an honorable mention to the drunk lesbian cheerleaders. Fred Lane get murdered by his gal pal.
Chicago - Jim McMahon mooning the helicopter, recording the Super Bowl shuffle
Cincinnati - Pacman makes it rain bullets. Honorable mention: Chris Henry goes overboard
Cleveland - Jim Brown stiff arms women, Kosar's daughter does other things to women on pay per view. Possible mob connections at truck stops or some such thing
Dallas - The "White House", Irvin stabs a rookie, Nate Newton the drug mule, Jerry Jones likes his strippers
Denver - Von Miller runs a drug cartel and hangs out with murderers. Honorable mention: Bill Romanowski frames his wife and doctor, Daryl Gardener attacks a Village Inn, Jake Plummer attacks a car, John Elway abandons sick wife, Pat Bowlen crossdresses on sidelines, Brian Griese trips over dog, Super Bowl trophies tainted by salary cap cheating. Darrent Williams gets killed.
Detroit - Alex Karras' gambling suspension
Green Bay - Paul Hornung's gambling suspension. Mark Chmura takes a girl to the prom ... kind of. Honorable mention to Fa-vuh-ruh's painkiller thing, and sending photos to his fans. (Was that actually a Green Bay thing or one of his other teams?)
Houston -
Indianapolis - Leaving town in the middle of the night, Art Schlicter bets that he can win a Super Bowl or some such thing.
Jacksonville - Brunell's money management isn't great, but Jimmy Smith has a nose for money. Or maybe it was cocaine.
Kansas City - Belcher breaks up with his girlfriend, Bam Bam buys drugs drugs, Tamarick is Gone In Sixty Seconds with stuff that Bam Bam wants.
Miami - Ricky Williams chooses marijuana over football, crossdressing kicker kidnaps Dan Marino and makes Jim Carrey sick.
Minnesota - The party boat? The whizzinator? The child whipper?
New England - Aaron Hernandez feels disrespected in a bar, Spygate
New Orleans - Bountygate
New York Giants - LT thought she was 18
New York Jets - Joe Namath can't quite score with Suzy Kolber, Mark Gastineau's entire life, Rex Ryan likes to watch, Rex Ryan loves FOOTball, Rex Ryan gets a very disturbing tattoo.
Oakland - Cole Ford shoots at Siegfried and Roy, Barrett Robbins breaks and enters, Todd Marinovich fails bicycle escape attempt, Warren Wells does the rape thing, various Lyle Alzado roid rage stuff, Matt Millen's career as a GM.
Philadelphia - Pelting and booing Santa Claus, requiring a jail on site at the stadium, cheering M. Irvin's career-ending injury, Buddy Ryan bountygate
Pittsburgh - That lineman running from police and blowing up a truck or something
St. Louis - Leonard Little kills a person and almost gets suspended
San Diego - Junior Seau?
San Francisco - Aldon Smith impersonates a terrorist
Seattle - Brian Bosworth admits vandalizing cars on the assembly line, Brian Bosworth's entire public career.
Tampa Bay -
Tennessee - Steve McNair redefines "shotgun quarterback", Buddy Ryan punches Kevin Gilbride, Warren Moon doesn't have to tell his wife twice.
Washington - They're called the Redskins. Honorable mention, "Loosen up, Sandy Baby." Sean Taylor is murdered in his home.

Welcome to NFL Nightly News.

[DTLB58]

Pittsburgh: Ben rapes a Buick with his motorcycle or something.

Ooooh, How could we forget about THAT one!

[Rain Man]

Arizona - Bobby Petrino bids adieu, Jeff George disagrees with June Jones' playcalling
Atlanta - Michael Vick starts a side business
Baltimore - Ray Lewis goes on a murder rampage, or something like that. Ray Rice floors his wife between floors.
Buffalo - There was a big delay, but let's go with the OJ Simpson thing.
Carolina - Rae Carruth, with an honorable mention to the drunk lesbian cheerleaders. Fred Lane get murdered by his gal pal.
Chicago - Jim McMahon mooning the helicopter, recording the Super Bowl shuffle
Cincinnati - Pacman makes it rain bullets. Honorable mention: Chris Henry goes overboard
Cleveland - Jim Brown stiff arms women, Kosar's daughter does other things to women on pay per view. Possible mob connections at truck stops or some such thing
Dallas - The "White House", Irvin stabs a rookie, Nate Newton the drug mule, Jerry Jones likes his strippers, the laughter turns to tears for Lance Rentzel as his photos for schoolgirls show up.
Denver - Von Miller runs a drug cartel and hangs out with murderers. Honorable mention: Bill Romanowski frames his wife and doctor, Daryl Gardener attacks a Village Inn, Jake Plummer attacks a car, John Elway abandons sick wife, Pat Bowlen crossdresses on sidelines, Brian Griese trips over dog, Super Bowl trophies tainted by salary cap cheating. Darrent Williams gets killed.
Detroit - Alex Karras' gambling suspension
Green Bay - Paul Hornung's gambling suspension. Mark Chmura takes a girl to the prom ... kind of. Honorable mention to Fa-vuh-ruh's painkiller thing, and sending photos to his fans. (Was that actually a Green Bay thing or one of his other teams?)
Houston -
Indianapolis - Leaving town in the middle of the night, Art Schlicter bets that he can win a Super Bowl or some such thing. Irsay DUI
Jacksonville - Brunell's money management isn't great, but Jimmy Smith has a nose for money. Or maybe it was cocaine.
Kansas City - Belcher breaks up with his girlfriend, Bam Bam buys drugs drugs, Tamarick is Gone In Sixty Seconds with stuff that Bam Bam wants.
Miami - Richie Incognito and Jonathan Martin disagree about whether they're friends, Ricky Williams chooses marijuana over football, crossdressing kicker kidnaps Dan Marino and makes Jim Carrey sick.
Minnesota - The party boat? The whizzinator? The child whipper?
New England - Aaron Hernandez feels disrespected in a bar, Spygate
New Orleans - Bountygate, Donte Stallworth kills a pedestrian
New York Giants - QB Filchock and FB Hapes are bribed to throw the 1946 championship game, LT thought she was 18, Plaxico Burress shoots himself in the ... leg. LT becomes the national spokesman for cocaine use.
New York Jets - Joe Namath can't quite score with Suzy Kolber, Mark Gastineau's entire life, Rex Ryan likes to watch, Rex Ryan loves FOOTball, Rex Ryan gets a very disturbing tattoo.
Oakland - Darrell Russell likes to film sex with unconscious women, Cole Ford shoots at Siegfried and Roy, Barrett Robbins breaks and enters, Todd Marinovich fails bicycle escape attempt, Warren Wells does the rape thing, various Lyle Alzado roid rage stuff, Matt Millen's career as a GM.
Philadelphia - Pelting and booing Santa Claus, requiring a jail on site at the stadium, cheering M. Irvin's career-ending injury, Buddy Ryan bountygate
Pittsburgh - Ben Roethlisberger likes his girls quiet ... and motionless. That lineman running from police and blowing up a truck or something. Ben doesn't wear a motorcycle helmet.
St. Louis - Leonard Little kills a person and almost gets suspended
San Diego - Junior Seau?
San Francisco - Aldon Smith impersonates a terrorist
Seattle - Brian Bosworth admits vandalizing cars on the assembly line, Brian Bosworth's entire public career.
Tampa Bay -
Tennessee - Steve McNair redefines "shotgun quarterback", Buddy Ryan punches Kevin Gilbride, Warren Moon doesn't have to tell his wife twice.
Washington - They're called the Redskins. Honorable mention, "Loosen up, Sandy Baby." Sean Taylor is murdered in his home. Jack Kent Cooke doesn't like non-white players.

[L.A. Chieffan]

Colts owner is pill popping junkie

[Rain Man]

I have never in my entire life read that the New York Giants' QB and FB took bribes to throw the 1946 NFL Championship Game.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1946_NFL_Championship_Game

The 1946 National Football League Championship Game was played at the Polo Grounds in New York City on December 15, 1946. The final score was Chicago Bears 24, New York Giants 14. It was the 14th annual NFL championship game. The attendance was 58,346.

The day before the game, two players for the Giants, Frank Filchock and Merle Hapes, had been accused of taking bribes to fix the game from Alvin Paris. Mayor William O'Dwyer had Jack Mara, Wellington Mara and Bert Bell informed of the police evidence against the two. Hours later, the four then met at Gracie Mansion and the mayor interviewed the players one at a time.[1] Under questioning, Hapes admitted that he was offered a bribe and Filchock denied being offered it. Several hours later, Paris was arrested and confessed to bribing the players. Hapes was suspended by Bell, but Filchock was allowed to play.[2] During Paris' trial weeks later, Filchock admitting taking the bribe under oath.[3]

[L.A. Chieffan]

For chargers just put Ryan Leaf

[ClevelandBronco]

Houston -

They must have moved the franchise because they just couldn't get anything going in Houston.

[L.A. Chieffan]

Tampa Bay had Josh Freeman popping Adderall like candy and apparently Mike Williams was running an amateur strip joint out of his house and got stabbed

[Rausch]

They must have moved the franchise because they just couldn't get anything going in Houston.

Finally shut it down in shame after 93...

[ClevelandBronco]

I have never in my entire life read that the New York Giants' QB and FB took bribes to throw the 1946 NFL Championship Game.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1946_NFL_Championship_Game

The 1946 National Football League Championship Game was played at the Polo Grounds in New York City on December 15, 1946. The final score was Chicago Bears 24, New York Giants 14. It was the 14th annual NFL championship game. The attendance was 58,346.

The day before the game, two players for the Giants, Frank Filchock and Merle Hapes, had been accused of taking bribes to fix the game from Alvin Paris. Mayor William O'Dwyer had Jack Mara, Wellington Mara and Bert Bell informed of the police evidence against the two. Hours later, the four then met at Gracie Mansion and the mayor interviewed the players one at a time.[1] Under questioning, Hapes admitted that he was offered a bribe and Filchock denied being offered it. Several hours later, Paris was arrested and confessed to bribing the players. Hapes was suspended by Bell, but Filchock was allowed to play.[2] During Paris' trial weeks later, Filchock admitting taking the bribe under oath.[3]

1946. The first season for the All America Football Conference. The Cleveland Browns won the championship every one of the four years the league played. Then they moved to the NFL and won the championship their first year in the league.

After a hell of a run in their first 20 years, it's been basically downhill ever since.

I wonder if the founding of the AAFC had anything at all to do with the scandal you found. I had never heard of it either.

[Discuss Thrower]

For everyone keeping score at home, Brett Favre was sending dic pics as a Jet but this wasn't publicized until he was a Vike

[Discuss Thrower]

Len Dawson was investigated for game fixing before SB IV

[Rausch]

Len Dawson was investigated for game fixing before SB IV

It should have been investigated after the Chiefs won a super bowl...

[L.A. Chieffan]

Bobby Petrino would be an Atlanta thing not Arizona

[chefsos]

Len Dawson was investigated for game fixing before SB IV...and Nixon made it all go away!

Good guy to have in your corner, that Nixon.

[ClevelandBronco]

For everyone keeping score at home, Brett Favre was sending dic pics as a Jet but this wasn't publicized until he was a Vike

Hey, baby. You wanna see Joe's Kapp?

[tyler360]

Larry Johnson had some legal issues about domestic violence towards the end of his time with the Chiefs correct?

Also spit on a reporter?

[mdstu]

Atlanta-Eugene Robinson accidentally wanders into the wrong side of Miami and solicits a prostitute the night before the SuperBowl. Teammates defend him by stating "We were all doing it, but he was the only one to get caught."

[chefsos]

Atlanta-Eugene Robinson accidentally wanders into the wrong side of Miami and solicits a prostitute the night before the SuperBowl. Teammates defend him by stating "We were all doing it, but he was the only one to get caught."Ah, yeah. As I recall, Robinson had a choirboy reputation before that, which made it all the more shocking.

What's with the night before the SB, anyway?

Robinson
Barret Robbins
Cincy return man/RB/WR? (forget his name) disappeared

Fuckin' Max McGee should've disappeared...

[|Zach|]

I'm apparently in the minority, but good for them.

Yea that is pretty bold.

[cosmo20002]

Len Dawson was investigated for game fixing before SB IV

Not exactly.

[Rausch]

Larry Johnson had some legal issues about domestic violence towards the end of his time with the Chiefs correct?

Also spit on a reporter?

Apparently spitting on people was his thing...

[splatbass]

Not exactly.

Pretty close. He was cleared, but not before a media circus and major distraction just before the SB.

[Mennonite]

From what I've read from Vikings fans over the last couple of days, I can see why the owners of that site nuked their board. It's like Heston setting off the A-bomb when he realized that Earth was overrun by monkeys and mutants in the second Planet of the Apes movie. Some things are better off dead.

[Rausch]

From what I've read from Vikings fans over the last couple of days, I can see why the owners of that site nuked their board. It's like Heston setting off the A-bomb when he realized that Earth was overrun by monkeys and mutants in the second Planet of the Apes movie. Some things are better off dead.

It was a face saving move.

If it was half as bad as the BB in the AP thread you have to nuke that $3it from orbit to save face...

[KChiefer]

Colts - Marvin Harrison and the gun-and-run offense

['Hamas' Jenkins]

Cincinnati: Stanley Wilson goes Tony Montana in a hotel room before SB XXIII.

[cosmo20002]

Pretty close. He was cleared, but not before a media circus and major distraction just before the SB.

It's not like he was targeted or the subject of the investigation. There was an investigation and he was one of the people they talked to.

[GoChargers]

Colts owner is pill popping junkie

Indy also had Marvin Harrison and his guns as well as Robert Mathis' "fertility drugs." There were also rumors that the Colts' owner at the time bet a significant amount of money on the Jets in Super Bowl III.

[GloryDayz]

The NFL would do itself a favor by going back to the 1970s and 80s...

[Sweet Daddy Hate]

The NFL would do itself a favor by going back to the 1970s and 80s...

This.

[Rain Man]

So am I caught up now? Come on. Arizona and Tampa have to have some scandals in there. Houston's pretty new, but you'd think they'd have something, too. I think we're missing about 20 Cincy incidents, too.

Arizona -

Atlanta - Michael Vick starts a side business, Bobby Petrino bids adieu, Jeff George disagrees with June Jones' playcalling, Eugene Robinson finds a pretty woman at the Super Bowl who's not Julia Roberts

Baltimore - Ray Lewis goes on a murder rampage, or something like that. Ray Rice floors his wife between floors.

Buffalo - There was a big delay, but let's go with the OJ Simpson thing.

Carolina - Rae Carruth breaks up. Drunk lesbian cheerleaders. Fred Lane get murdered by his gal pal.

Chicago - Jim McMahon mooning the helicopter, recording the Super Bowl shuffle

Cincinnati - Pacman makes it rain bullets. Chris Henry goes overboard. Stanley Wilson cokes it up before the Super Bowl.

Cleveland - Jim Brown stiff arms women, Kosar's daughter does other things to women on pay per view. Possible mob connections at truck stops or some such thing

Dallas - The "White House", Irvin stabs a rookie, Nate Newton the drug mule, Jerry Jones likes his strippers, the laughter turns to tears for Lance Rentzel as his photos for schoolgirls show up.

Denver - Von Miller runs a drug cartel and hangs out with murderers. Von Miller can't drive and can't find his subpoenas. Bill Romanowski frames his wife and doctor. Daryl Gardener attacks a Village Inn. Jake Plummer attacks a car. John Elway abandons sick wife. Pat Bowlen crossdresses on sidelines. Brian Griese trips over dog. Super Bowl trophies tainted by salary cap cheating. Darrent Williams gets killed.

Detroit - Alex Karras' gambling suspension

Green Bay - Paul Hornung's gambling suspension. Mark Chmura takes a girl to the prom ... kind of. Honorable mention to Fa-vuh-ruh's painkiller thing.

Houston -

Indianapolis - Leaving town in the middle of the night, Art Schlicter bets that he can win a Super Bowl or some such thing. Irsay DUI, possible Irsay drugs. Marvin Harrison packs heat at the car wash. Rumors of the Colts' owner betting against his own team in SB III.

Jacksonville - Brunell's money management isn't great, but Jimmy Smith has a nose for money. Or maybe it was cocaine.

Kansas City - Belcher breaks up with his girlfriend, Bam Bam buys drugs drugs, Tamarick is Gone In Sixty Seconds with stuff that Bam Bam wants. Len Dawson is implicated in a gambling scandal that proves to be completely untrue and unsubstantiated. Larry Johnson spits and hits in night clubs.

Miami - Richie Incognito and Jonathan Martin disagree about whether they're friends, Ricky Williams chooses marijuana over football, crossdressing kicker kidnaps Dan Marino and makes Jim Carrey sick.

Minnesota - The party boat. The whizzinator. Adrian Peterson is a strict parent.

New England - Aaron Hernandez feels disrespected in a bar, Spygate

New Orleans - Bountygate, Donte Stallworth kills a pedestrian, Reggie Bush gives up a Heisman.

New York Giants - QB Filchock and FB Hapes are bribed to throw the 1946 championship game, LT thought she was 18, Plaxico Burress shoots himself in the ... leg. LT becomes the national spokesman for cocaine use.

New York Jets - Joe Namath can't quite score with Suzy Kolber, Mark Gastineau's entire life, Rex Ryan likes to watch, Rex Ryan loves FOOTball, Rex Ryan gets a very disturbing tattoo, Brett Favre sends photos of his checkdown to women.

Oakland - Darrell Russell likes to film sex with unconscious women, Cole Ford shoots at Siegfried and Roy, Barrett Robbins breaks and enters, Todd Marinovich fails bicycle escape attempt, Warren Wells does the rape thing, various Lyle Alzado roid rage stuff, Matt Millen's career as a GM.

Philadelphia - Pelting and booing Santa Claus, requiring a jail on site at the stadium, cheering M. Irvin's career-ending injury, Buddy Ryan bountygate

Pittsburgh - Ben Roethlisberger likes his girls quiet ... and motionless. That lineman running from police and blowing up a truck or something. Ben doesn't wear a motorcycle helmet.

St. Louis - Leonard Little kills a person and almost gets suspended

San Diego - Junior Seau?

San Francisco - Aldon Smith impersonates a terrorist

Seattle - Brian Bosworth admits vandalizing cars on the assembly line, Brian Bosworth's entire public career.

Tampa Bay -

Tennessee - Steve McNair redefines "shotgun quarterback", Buddy Ryan punches Kevin Gilbride, Warren Moon doesn't have to tell his wife twice.

Washington - They're called the Redskins. Honorable mention, "Loosen up, Sandy Baby." Sean Taylor is murdered in his home. Jack Kent Cooke doesn't like non-white players.

[Just Passin' By]

So am I caught up now? Come on. Arizona and Tampa have to have some scandals in there.

The Megan Welter situation in Arizona might be worthy. It's a bit of a spin on things.

[L.A. Chieffan]

Tampa Staph Infection scandal?

[Easy 6]

Really stupid reason to shut down a message board, if they want to see REAL discord in action they should come right on over here.

[Rain Man]

Arizona - Cheerleader Megan Welter leaves welts on her boyfriend.

Atlanta - Michael Vick starts a side business, Bobby Petrino bids adieu, Jeff George disagrees with June Jones' playcalling, Eugene Robinson finds a pretty woman at the Super Bowl who's not Julia Roberts

Baltimore - Ray Lewis goes on a murder rampage, or something like that. Ray Rice floors his wife between floors.

Buffalo - There was a big delay, but let's go with the OJ Simpson thing.

Carolina - Rae Carruth breaks up. Drunk lesbian cheerleaders. Fred Lane get murdered by his gal pal.

Chicago - Jim McMahon mooning the helicopter, recording the Super Bowl shuffle

Cincinnati - Pacman makes it rain bullets. Chris Henry goes overboard. Stanley Wilson cokes it up before the Super Bowl.

Cleveland - Jim Brown stiff arms women, Kosar's daughter does other things to women on pay per view. Possible mob connections at truck stops or some such thing

Dallas - The "White House", Irvin stabs a rookie, Nate Newton the drug mule, Jerry Jones likes his strippers, the laughter turns to tears for Lance Rentzel as his photos for schoolgirls show up.

Denver - Von Miller runs a drug cartel and hangs out with murderers. Von Miller can't drive and can't find his subpoenas. Bill Romanowski frames his wife and doctor. Daryl Gardener attacks a Village Inn. Jake Plummer attacks a car. John Elway abandons sick wife. Pat Bowlen crossdresses on sidelines. Brian Griese trips over dog. Super Bowl trophies tainted by salary cap cheating. Darrent Williams gets killed.

Detroit - Alex Karras' gambling suspension

Green Bay - Paul Hornung's gambling suspension. Mark Chmura takes a girl to the prom ... kind of. Honorable mention to Fa-vuh-ruh's painkiller thing.

Houston -

Indianapolis - Leaving town in the middle of the night, Art Schlicter bets that he can win a Super Bowl or some such thing. Irsay DUI, possible Irsay drugs. Marvin Harrison packs heat at the car wash. Rumors of the Colts' owner betting against his own team in SB III.

Jacksonville - Brunell's money management isn't great, but Jimmy Smith has a nose for money. Or maybe it was cocaine.

Kansas City - Belcher breaks up with his girlfriend, Bam Bam buys drugs drugs, Tamarick is Gone In Sixty Seconds with stuff that Bam Bam wants. Len Dawson is implicated in a gambling scandal that proves to be completely untrue and unsubstantiated. Larry Johnson spits and hits in night clubs.

Miami - Richie Incognito and Jonathan Martin disagree about whether they're friends, Ricky Williams chooses marijuana over football, crossdressing kicker kidnaps Dan Marino and makes Jim Carrey sick.

Minnesota - The party boat. The whizzinator. Adrian Peterson is a strict parent.

New England - Aaron Hernandez feels disrespected in a bar, Spygate

New Orleans - Bountygate, Donte Stallworth kills a pedestrian, Reggie Bush gives up a Heisman.

New York Giants - QB Filchock and FB Hapes are bribed to throw the 1946 championship game, LT thought she was 18, Plaxico Burress shoots himself in the ... leg. LT becomes the national spokesman for cocaine use.

New York Jets - Joe Namath can't quite score with Suzy Kolber, Mark Gastineau's entire life, Rex Ryan likes to watch, Rex Ryan loves FOOTball, Rex Ryan gets a very disturbing tattoo, Brett Favre sends photos of his checkdown to women.

Oakland - Darrell Russell likes to film sex with unconscious women, Cole Ford shoots at Siegfried and Roy, Barrett Robbins breaks and enters, Todd Marinovich fails bicycle escape attempt, Warren Wells does the rape thing, various Lyle Alzado roid rage stuff, Matt Millen's career as a GM.

Philadelphia - Pelting and booing Santa Claus, requiring a jail on site at the stadium, cheering M. Irvin's career-ending injury, Buddy Ryan bountygate

Pittsburgh - Ben Roethlisberger likes his girls quiet ... and motionless. That lineman running from police and blowing up a truck or something. Ben doesn't wear a motorcycle helmet.

St. Louis - Leonard Little kills a person and almost gets suspended

San Diego - Junior Seau?

San Francisco - Aldon Smith impersonates a terrorist

Seattle - Brian Bosworth admits vandalizing cars on the assembly line, Brian Bosworth's entire public career.

Tampa Bay - MRSA infection epidemic is gross and nasty.

Tennessee - Steve McNair redefines "shotgun quarterback", Buddy Ryan punches Kevin Gilbride, Warren Moon doesn't have to tell his wife twice.

Washington - They're called the Redskins. Honorable mention, "Loosen up, Sandy Baby." Sean Taylor is murdered in his home. Jack Kent Cooke doesn't like non-white players.

[Dartgod]

There was a pretty big drug scandal (amphetamines and pot) in San Diego in 1973.

http://www.boltsfromtheblue.com/2013/6/7/4374774/a-history-of-the-san-diego-chargers-part-10-the-nightmare-season

[threebag]

The Bell Brothers?

[Earthling]

Wide receivers running their cars over media members....

Team orgies on Lake Minnetonka....

Old dudes texting pics of their cock...

....they will be back.

Don't call me old!!

[rico]

Arizona - Cheerleader Megan Welter leaves welts on her boyfriend.

Atlanta - Michael Vick starts a side business, Bobby Petrino bids adieu, Jeff George disagrees with June Jones' playcalling, Eugene Robinson finds a pretty woman at the Super Bowl who's not Julia Roberts

Baltimore - Ray Lewis goes on a murder rampage, or something like that. Ray Rice floors his wife between floors.

Buffalo - There was a big delay, but let's go with the OJ Simpson thing.

Carolina - Rae Carruth breaks up. Drunk lesbian cheerleaders. Fred Lane get murdered by his gal pal.

Chicago - Jim McMahon mooning the helicopter, recording the Super Bowl shuffle

Cincinnati - Pacman makes it rain bullets. Chris Henry goes overboard. Stanley Wilson cokes it up before the Super Bowl.

Cleveland - Jim Brown stiff arms women, Kosar's daughter does other things to women on pay per view. Possible mob connections at truck stops or some such thing

Dallas - The "White House", Irvin stabs a rookie, Nate Newton the drug mule, Jerry Jones likes his strippers, the laughter turns to tears for Lance Rentzel as his photos for schoolgirls show up.

Denver - Von Miller runs a drug cartel and hangs out with murderers. Von Miller can't drive and can't find his subpoenas. Bill Romanowski frames his wife and doctor. Daryl Gardener attacks a Village Inn. Jake Plummer attacks a car. John Elway abandons sick wife. Pat Bowlen crossdresses on sidelines. Brian Griese trips over dog. Super Bowl trophies tainted by salary cap cheating. Darrent Williams gets killed.

Detroit - Alex Karras' gambling suspension

Green Bay - Paul Hornung's gambling suspension. Mark Chmura takes a girl to the prom ... kind of. Honorable mention to Fa-vuh-ruh's painkiller thing.

Houston -

Indianapolis - Leaving town in the middle of the night, Art Schlicter bets that he can win a Super Bowl or some such thing. Irsay DUI, possible Irsay drugs. Marvin Harrison packs heat at the car wash. Rumors of the Colts' owner betting against his own team in SB III.

Jacksonville - Brunell's money management isn't great, but Jimmy Smith has a nose for money. Or maybe it was cocaine.

Kansas City - Belcher breaks up with his girlfriend, Bam Bam buys drugs drugs, Tamarick is Gone In Sixty Seconds with stuff that Bam Bam wants. Len Dawson is implicated in a gambling scandal that proves to be completely untrue and unsubstantiated. Larry Johnson spits and hits in night clubs.

Miami - Richie Incognito and Jonathan Martin disagree about whether they're friends, Ricky Williams chooses marijuana over football, crossdressing kicker kidnaps Dan Marino and makes Jim Carrey sick.

Minnesota - The party boat. The whizzinator. Adrian Peterson is a strict parent.

New England - Aaron Hernandez feels disrespected in a bar, Spygate

New Orleans - Bountygate, Donte Stallworth kills a pedestrian, Reggie Bush gives up a Heisman.

New York Giants - QB Filchock and FB Hapes are bribed to throw the 1946 championship game, LT thought she was 18, Plaxico Burress shoots himself in the ... leg. LT becomes the national spokesman for cocaine use.

New York Jets - Joe Namath can't quite score with Suzy Kolber, Mark Gastineau's entire life, Rex Ryan likes to watch, Rex Ryan loves FOOTball, Rex Ryan gets a very disturbing tattoo, Brett Favre sends photos of his checkdown to women.

Oakland - Darrell Russell likes to film sex with unconscious women, Cole Ford shoots at Siegfried and Roy, Barrett Robbins breaks and enters, Todd Marinovich fails bicycle escape attempt, Warren Wells does the rape thing, various Lyle Alzado roid rage stuff, Matt Millen's career as a GM.

Philadelphia - Pelting and booing Santa Claus, requiring a jail on site at the stadium, cheering M. Irvin's career-ending injury, Buddy Ryan bountygate

Pittsburgh - Ben Roethlisberger likes his girls quiet ... and motionless. That lineman running from police and blowing up a truck or something. Ben doesn't wear a motorcycle helmet.

St. Louis - Leonard Little kills a person and almost gets suspended

San Diego - Junior Seau?

San Francisco - Aldon Smith impersonates a terrorist

Seattle - Brian Bosworth admits vandalizing cars on the assembly line, Brian Bosworth's entire public career.

Tampa Bay - MRSA infection epidemic is gross and nasty.

Tennessee - Steve McNair redefines "shotgun quarterback", Buddy Ryan punches Kevin Gilbride, Warren Moon doesn't have to tell his wife twice.

Washington - They're called the Redskins. Honorable mention, "Loosen up, Sandy Baby." Sean Taylor is murdered in his home. Jack Kent Cooke doesn't like non-white players.

LMAO

[Dartgod]

The Bell Brothers?

Oh yeah, good one. Mike and Mark Bell were convicted on felony cocaine charges.

http://articles.latimes.com/1986-06-14/sports/sp-10758_1_mike-bell

[cosmo20002]

So am I caught up now? Come on. Arizona and Tampa have to have some scandals in there. Houston's pretty new, but you'd think they'd have something, too. I think we're missing about 20 Cincy incidents, too.



TB had that mutant bacteria infecting everyone a couple years ago, including beloved former Chief Lawrence Tynes.

In AZ, I think the owners are huge assholes or something, but I don't know the details.

[KChiefer]

Dallas/Chicago - Sam Hurd gets 15 years for trying to buy kilos of coke and pounds of weed

[Rain Man]

Arizona - Cheerleader Megan Welter leaves welts on her boyfriend.

Atlanta - Michael Vick starts a side business, Bobby Petrino bids adieu, Jeff George disagrees with June Jones' playcalling, Eugene Robinson finds a pretty woman at the Super Bowl who's not Julia Roberts

Baltimore - Ray Lewis goes on a murder rampage, or something like that. Ray Rice floors his wife between floors.

Buffalo - There was a big delay, but let's go with the OJ Simpson thing.

Carolina - Rae Carruth breaks up. Drunk lesbian cheerleaders. Fred Lane get murdered by his gal pal.

Chicago - Sam Hurd sets up an import/export business, mostly importing. Jim McMahon mooning the helicopter. Recording the Super Bowl shuffle.

Cincinnati - Pacman makes it rain bullets. Chris Henry goes overboard. Stanley Wilson cokes it up before the Super Bowl.

Cleveland - Jim Brown stiff arms women, Kosar's daughter does other things to women on pay per view. Possible mob connections at truck stops or some such thing

Dallas - The "White House", Irvin stabs a rookie, Nate Newton the drug mule, Jerry Jones likes his strippers, the laughter turns to tears for Lance Rentzel as his photos for schoolgirls show up.

Denver - Von Miller runs a drug cartel and hangs out with murderers. Von Miller can't drive and can't find his subpoenas. Bill Romanowski frames his wife and doctor. Daryl Gardener attacks a Village Inn. Jake Plummer attacks a car. John Elway abandons sick wife. Pat Bowlen crossdresses on sidelines. Brandon Marshall slips on McDonald's wrapper and destroys TV and other stuff. Brian Griese trips over dog. Super Bowl trophies tainted by salary cap cheating. Darrent Williams gets killed.

Detroit - Alex Karras' gambling suspension

Green Bay - Paul Hornung's gambling suspension. Mark Chmura takes a girl to the prom ... kind of. Honorable mention to Fa-vuh-ruh's painkiller thing.

Houston -

Indianapolis - Leaving town in the middle of the night, Art Schlicter bets that he can win a Super Bowl or some such thing. Irsay DUI, possible Irsay drugs. Marvin Harrison packs heat at the car wash. Rumors of the Colts' owner betting against his own team in SB III.

Jacksonville - Brunell's money management isn't great, but Jimmy Smith has a nose for money. Or maybe it was cocaine.

Kansas City - Belcher breaks up with his girlfriend. Mike Bell goes to prison for a while for drugs. Bam buys drugs (but not from Bell), Tamarick is Gone In Sixty Seconds with stolen car stuff and drugs not purchased from Bell. Len Dawson is implicated in a gambling scandal that proves to be completely untrue and unsubstantiated. Larry Johnson spits and hits in night clubs.

Miami - Richie Incognito and Jonathan Martin disagree about whether they're friends, Ricky Williams chooses marijuana over football, crossdressing kicker kidnaps Dan Marino and makes Jim Carrey sick.

Minnesota - The party boat. The whizzinator. Adrian Peterson is a strict parent. Randy Moss hits and runs a cop.

New England - Aaron Hernandez feels disrespected in a bar. Spygate. Irving Fryar's knife fight with wife, mortgage scam with mom, and most of the rest of his personal life.

New Orleans - Bountygate, Donte Stallworth kills a pedestrian, Reggie Bush gives up a Heisman.

New York Giants - QB Filchock and FB Hapes are bribed to throw the 1946 championship game, LT thought she was 18, Plaxico Burress shoots himself in the ... leg. LT becomes the national spokesman for cocaine use.

New York Jets - Joe Namath can't quite score with Suzy Kolber, Mark Gastineau's entire life, Rex Ryan likes to watch, Rex Ryan loves FOOTball, Rex Ryan gets a very disturbing tattoo, Brett Favre sends photos of his checkdown to women.

Oakland - Darrell Russell likes to film sex with unconscious women, Cole Ford shoots at Siegfried and Roy, Barrett Robbins breaks and enters, Todd Marinovich fails bicycle escape attempt, Warren Wells does the rape thing, various Lyle Alzado roid rage stuff, Matt Millen's career as a GM.

Philadelphia - Pelting and booing Santa Claus, requiring a jail on site at the stadium, cheering M. Irvin's career-ending injury, Buddy Ryan bountygate

Pittsburgh - Ben Roethlisberger likes his girls quiet ... and motionless. That lineman running from police and blowing up a truck or something. Ben doesn't wear a motorcycle helmet. Mike Webster goes painfully insane (which would be a great name for a rock band).

St. Louis - Leonard Little kills a person and almost gets suspended

San Diego - Junior Seau?

San Francisco - Aldon Smith impersonates a terrorist

Seattle - Brian Bosworth admits vandalizing cars on the assembly line, Brian Bosworth's entire public career.

Tampa Bay - MRSA infection epidemic is gross and nasty.

Tennessee - Steve McNair redefines "shotgun quarterback", Buddy Ryan punches Kevin Gilbride, Warren Moon doesn't have to tell his wife twice.

Washington - They're called the Redskins. Honorable mention, "Loosen up, Sandy Baby." Sean Taylor is murdered in his home. Jack Kent Cooke doesn't like non-white players.

[KChiefer]

Detroit - Suh gives the invisible woman a lift

[9er guy]

Dallas/Chicago - Sam Hurd gets 15 years for trying to buy kilos of coke and pounds of weed

But Somehow Jim Irsay can drive around with 30k and hundreds of prescription pills but gets a DUI.

[Discuss Thrower]

Dwayne Bowe: Importer

[Rain Man]

Dwayne Bowe: Importer

Oh, how have we missed that?

Even though I suspect that it is not infrequent in the NFL.

[9er guy]

I'll say this, while what Peterson did was wrong I feel more sorry for him than anything.

This guys was raised by his grandmother in fucking Palestine Texas which has a population of around 18,000.

Old Black grandmothers are NOTORIOUS for being fucking sadistic as shit when it comes to discipline. Combine that with the fact that he was probably a good size kid, she probably beat the shit out of him.

I dont think he was out to cause physical harm to his own child, I think that's just what he knows. And as sad and pathetic as that is, I don't think it's the same as Ray Rice at all.

Ray Rice baited his wife into an uppercut, he's a piece of shit and I dont care if he never plays again. But this was a parent that went too far. This was child abuse. And A LOT of parents have been there. It'd be one thing if AP was coming home from a game and just slapping his kids around. We've all seen AP with his son, we know he loves him. But I just think he needs to understand that the world is bigger than Palestine Texas. And this kind of stuff is completely unacceptable.

But I dont think AP needs to be suspended or released from the team.

[Discuss Thrower]

Oh, how have we missed that?

Even though I suspect that it is not infrequent in the NFL.

Exactly. He pulled the veil off the practice

[Rain Man]

Arizona - Cheerleader Megan Welter leaves welts on her boyfriend.

Atlanta - Michael Vick starts a side business, Bobby Petrino bids adieu, Jeff George disagrees with June Jones' playcalling, Eugene Robinson finds a pretty woman at the Super Bowl who's not Julia Roberts

Baltimore - Ray Lewis goes on a murder rampage, or something like that. Ray Rice floors his wife between floors.

Buffalo - There was a big delay, but let's go with the OJ Simpson thing.

Carolina - Rae Carruth breaks up. Drunk lesbian cheerleaders. Fred Lane get murdered by his gal pal.

Chicago - Sam Hurd sets up an import/export business, mostly importing. Jim McMahon mooning the helicopter. Recording the Super Bowl shuffle.

Cincinnati - Pacman makes it rain bullets. Chris Henry goes overboard. Stanley Wilson cokes it up before the Super Bowl.

Cleveland - Jim Brown stiff arms women, Kosar's daughter does other things to women on pay per view. Possible mob connections at truck stops or some such thing

Dallas - The "White House", Irvin stabs a rookie, Nate Newton the drug mule, Jerry Jones likes his strippers, the laughter turns to tears for Lance Rentzel as his photos for schoolgirls show up.

Denver - Von Miller runs a drug cartel and hangs out with murderers. Von Miller can't drive and can't find his subpoenas. Bill Romanowski frames his wife and doctor. Daryl Gardener attacks a Village Inn. Jake Plummer attacks a car. John Elway abandons sick wife. Pat Bowlen crossdresses on sidelines. Brandon Marshall slips on McDonald's wrapper and destroys TV and other stuff. Brian Griese trips over dog. Super Bowl trophies tainted by salary cap cheating. Darrent Williams gets killed.

Detroit - Alex Karras' gambling suspension. Ndamukong Suh hits a tree (after the whistle, most likely), and women cry foul.

Green Bay - Paul Hornung's gambling suspension. Mark Chmura takes a girl to the prom ... kind of. Honorable mention to Fa-vuh-ruh's painkiller thing.

Houston -

Indianapolis - Leaving town in the middle of the night, Art Schlicter bets that he can win a Super Bowl or some such thing. Irsay DUI, possible Irsay drugs. Marvin Harrison packs heat at the car wash. Rumors of the Colts' owner betting against his own team in SB III.

Jacksonville - Brunell's money management isn't great, but Jimmy Smith has a nose for money. Or maybe it was cocaine.

Kansas City - Belcher breaks up with his girlfriend. Mike Bell goes to prison for a while for drugs. Bam buys drugs (but not from Bell), Tamarick is Gone In Sixty Seconds with stolen car stuff and drugs not purchased from Bell. Len Dawson is implicated in a gambling scandal that proves to be completely untrue and unsubstantiated. Larry Johnson spits and hits in night clubs. Dwayne Bowe discusses importing of women on road trips. Siavii wears the spit hood. Lawrence Tynes wins a bar fight.

Miami - Richie Incognito and Jonathan Martin disagree about whether they're friends, Ricky Williams chooses marijuana over football, crossdressing kicker kidnaps Dan Marino and makes Jim Carrey sick.

Minnesota - The party boat. The whizzinator. Adrian Peterson is a strict parent. Randy Moss hits and runs a cop.

New England - Aaron Hernandez feels disrespected in a bar. Spygate. Irving Fryar's knife fight with wife, mortgage scam with mom, and most of the rest of his personal life.

New Orleans - Bountygate, Donte Stallworth kills a pedestrian, Reggie Bush gives up a Heisman.

New York Giants - QB Filchock and FB Hapes are bribed to throw the 1946 championship game, LT thought she was 18, Plaxico Burress shoots himself in the ... leg. LT becomes the national spokesman for cocaine use.

New York Jets - Joe Namath can't quite score with Suzy Kolber, Mark Gastineau's entire life, Rex Ryan likes to watch, Rex Ryan loves FOOTball, Rex Ryan gets a very disturbing tattoo, Brett Favre sends photos of his checkdown to women.

Oakland - Darrell Russell likes to film sex with unconscious women, Cole Ford shoots at Siegfried and Roy, Barrett Robbins breaks and enters, Todd Marinovich fails bicycle escape attempt, Warren Wells does the rape thing, various Lyle Alzado roid rage stuff, Matt Millen's career as a GM.

Philadelphia - Pelting and booing Santa Claus, requiring a jail on site at the stadium, cheering M. Irvin's career-ending injury, Buddy Ryan bountygate

Pittsburgh - Ben Roethlisberger likes his girls quiet ... and motionless. That lineman running from police and blowing up a truck or something. Ben doesn't wear a motorcycle helmet. Mike Webster goes painfully insane (which would be a great name for a rock band).

St. Louis - Leonard Little kills a person and almost gets suspended

San Diego - Junior Seau. The all-pharmaceutical team of 1973.

San Francisco - Eddie DeBartolo buys a riverboat gambling license from the Louisiana governor, Aldon Smith impersonates a terrorist with a variety of creative threats and ingests most known drugs.

Seattle - Brian Bosworth admits vandalizing cars on the assembly line, Brian Bosworth's entire public career.

Tampa Bay - MRSA infection epidemic is gross and nasty.

Tennessee - Steve McNair redefines "shotgun quarterback", Buddy Ryan punches Kevin Gilbride, Warren Moon doesn't have to tell his wife twice.

Washington - They're called the Redskins. Honorable mention, "Loosen up, Sandy Baby." Sean Taylor is murdered in his home. Jack Kent Cooke doesn't like non-white players.

[Rain Man]

I'll say this, while what Peterson did was wrong I feel more sorry for him than anything...


We need more 49er scandals. Dish us up some dirt.

[Dartgod]

Rain Man, did you see my post on the Chargers drug scandal of 1973?

[SeeingRed]

http://vikingsmessageboard.com/



Sorry if Q.


hmmm :hmmm:

I say sponsors drop out and the vikings are forced to cut him and Jerry Jones picks him up and he becomes fantasy gold when Demarco gets hurt. :clap::shake::rolleyes:

[Rain Man]

Rain Man, did you see my post on the Chargers drug scandal of 1973?

Oh. Got it. I read the article and was surprised about Walt Sweeney.

[Dartgod]

We need more 49er scandals. Dish us up some dirt.

Google Edward J. DeBartolo, Jr.

[Discuss Thrower]

Also for KC: Junior Siavii and the SpitHood, drunken training camp antics in a River Falls bar..

[Garcia Bronco]

We need more 49er scandals. Dish us up some dirt.


LOL...you don't remember why Debartolo had to step down from his team?

[cosmo20002]

We need more 49er scandals. Dish us up some dirt.

The former owner got into some shit and had to give up the team--DeBartolo

[Rain Man]

Okay, we're making progress.

Arizona - Cheerleader Megan Welter leaves welts on her boyfriend.

Atlanta - Michael Vick starts a side business, Bobby Petrino bids adieu, Jeff George disagrees with June Jones' playcalling, Eugene Robinson finds a pretty woman at the Super Bowl who's not Julia Roberts

Baltimore - Ray Lewis goes on a murder rampage, or something like that. Ray Rice floors his wife between floors.

Buffalo - There was a big delay, but let's go with the OJ Simpson thing.

Carolina - Rae Carruth breaks up. Drunk lesbian cheerleaders. Fred Lane get murdered by his gal pal.

Chicago - Sam Hurd sets up an import/export business, mostly importing. Jim McMahon mooning the helicopter. Recording the Super Bowl shuffle.

Cincinnati - Pacman makes it rain bullets. Chris Henry goes overboard. Stanley Wilson cokes it up before the Super Bowl.

Cleveland - Jim Brown stiff arms women, Kosar's daughter does other things to women on pay per view. Possible mob connections at truck stops or some such thing

Dallas - The "White House", Irvin stabs a rookie, Nate Newton the drug mule, Jerry Jones likes his strippers, the laughter turns to tears for Lance Rentzel as his photos for schoolgirls show up.

Denver - Von Miller runs a drug cartel and hangs out with murderers. Von Miller can't drive and can't find his subpoenas. Bill Romanowski frames his wife and doctor. Daryl Gardener attacks a Village Inn. Jake Plummer attacks a car. John Elway abandons sick wife. Pat Bowlen crossdresses on sidelines. Brandon Marshall slips on McDonald's wrapper and destroys TV and other stuff. Brian Griese trips over dog. Super Bowl trophies tainted by salary cap cheating. Darrent Williams gets killed.

Detroit - Alex Karras' gambling suspension. Ndamukong Suh hits a tree (after the whistle, most likely), and women cry foul.

Green Bay - Paul Hornung's gambling suspension. Mark Chmura takes a girl to the prom ... kind of. Honorable mention to Fa-vuh-ruh's painkiller thing.

Houston -

Indianapolis - Leaving town in the middle of the night, Art Schlicter bets that he can win a Super Bowl or some such thing. Irsay DUI, possible Irsay drugs. Marvin Harrison packs heat at the car wash. Rumors of the Colts' owner betting against his own team in SB III.

Jacksonville - Brunell's money management isn't great, but Jimmy Smith has a nose for money. Or maybe it was cocaine.

Kansas City - Belcher breaks up with his girlfriend. Mike Bell goes to prison for a while for drugs. Bam buys drugs (but not from Bell), Tamarick is Gone In Sixty Seconds with stolen car stuff and drugs not purchased from Bell. Len Dawson is implicated in a gambling scandal that proves to be completely untrue and unsubstantiated. Larry Johnson spits and hits in night clubs. Dwayne Bowe discusses importing of women on road trips. Siavii wears the spit hood. Lawrence Tynes wins a bar fight.

Miami - Richie Incognito and Jonathan Martin disagree about whether they're friends, Ricky Williams chooses marijuana over football, crossdressing kicker kidnaps Dan Marino and makes Jim Carrey sick.

Minnesota - The party boat. The whizzinator. Adrian Peterson is a strict parent. Randy Moss hits and runs a cop.

New England - Aaron Hernandez feels disrespected in a bar. Spygate. Irving Fryar's knife fight with wife, mortgage scam with mom, and most of the rest of his personal life.

New Orleans - Bountygate, Donte Stallworth kills a pedestrian, Reggie Bush gives up a Heisman.

New York Giants - QB Filchock and FB Hapes are bribed to throw the 1946 championship game, LT thought she was 18, Plaxico Burress shoots himself in the ... leg. LT becomes the national spokesman for cocaine use.

New York Jets - Joe Namath can't quite score with Suzy Kolber, Mark Gastineau's entire life, Rex Ryan likes to watch, Rex Ryan loves FOOTball, Rex Ryan gets a very disturbing tattoo, Brett Favre sends photos of his checkdown to women.

Oakland - Darrell Russell likes to film sex with unconscious women, Cole Ford shoots at Siegfried and Roy, Barrett Robbins breaks and enters, Todd Marinovich fails bicycle escape attempt, Warren Wells does the rape thing, various Lyle Alzado roid rage stuff, Matt Millen's career as a GM.

Philadelphia - Pelting and booing Santa Claus, requiring a jail on site at the stadium, cheering M. Irvin's career-ending injury, Buddy Ryan bountygate

Pittsburgh - Ben Roethlisberger likes his girls quiet ... and motionless. That lineman running from police and blowing up a truck or something. Ben doesn't wear a motorcycle helmet. Mike Webster goes painfully insane (which would be a great name for a rock band).

St. Louis - Leonard Little kills a person and almost gets suspended

San Diego - Junior Seau. The all-pharmaceutical team of 1973.

San Francisco - Eddie DeBartolo buys a riverboat gambling license from the Louisiana governor, Aldon Smith impersonates a terrorist with a variety of creative threats and ingests most known drugs.

Seattle - Brian Bosworth admits vandalizing cars on the assembly line, Brian Bosworth's entire public career.

Tampa Bay - MRSA infection epidemic is gross and nasty.

Tennessee - Steve McNair redefines "shotgun quarterback", Buddy Ryan punches Kevin Gilbride, Warren Moon doesn't have to tell his wife twice.

Washington - They're called the Redskins. Honorable mention, "Loosen up, Sandy Baby." Sean Taylor is murdered in his home. Jack Kent Cooke doesn't like non-white players.

[Garcia Bronco]

lol...and you would need a page to cover jim brown. He beat women and bit other players.

[Jakemall]

LOL at "we stand for those without a voice"

Try, "I the owner of this site, will shut down this site because I don't like that the Vikings will support someone who has done an act I find vile and I refuse to allow people who don't agree with me to have a voice on my website."

Meanwhile everyone who liked the forums are scrambling to find another website to support them because they still like the Vikings regardless of what they think of AP's actions.

Good time for CP to start up a new site for Viking fans, imo.

[Mennonite]

LOL at "we stand for those without a voice"

Try, "I the owner of this site, will shut down this site because I don't like that the Vikings will support someone who has done an act I find vile and I refuse to allow people who don't agree with me to have a voice on my website."

Meanwhile everyone who liked the forums are scrambling to find another website to support them because they still like the Vikings regardless of what they think of AP's actions.

Good time for CP to start up a new site for Viking fans, imo.


So you think the owner of the site should give a public forum to people who are advocating something that disgusts him?

Let's say a football player got busted with some kiddie porn, and 75% of that team's fan forum started posting pro NAMBLA comments. Would the site's owner still be obligated to give them a soapbox?

[GloryDayz]

The man beat a 4-year-old with a switch until the kid was bleeding from the welts. Screw him! I hope he goes to jail and he's deflowered with a splintery mop pole a few times a day for those 25 years. I'm not against spanking, but this wasn't a spanking, this was abuse. The man is scum and if they let him come back I hope the other fathers in the league jack him up every time he touches the ball.

[KCTitus]

I'm not going to pass judgement on Peterson, I'll let the legal system handle that.

That said, I cannot understand the decision to shut down a fan forum. What, are these people going to stop being Vikings fans because the team decided to wait until the legal system ran its course?

If there were truly people advocating child abuse, ban those individuals. Good grief, why is it that everyone overreacts now a days.

[cosmo20002]

I'm not going to pass judgement on Peterson, I'll let the legal system handle that.

That said, I cannot understand the decision to shut down a fan forum. What, are these people going to stop being Vikings fans because the team decided to wait until the legal system ran its course?

If there were truly people advocating child abuse, ban those individuals. Good grief, why is it that everyone overreacts now a days.

"I have no opinion on AP putting scars all over his child's body, but this website thing--let me tell you how I feel about that..."

[KCTitus]

"I have no opinion on AP putting scars all over his child's body, but this website thing--let me tell you how I feel about that..."

ehhh...nice try. I'll type it slowly...

"I'm not going to pass judgement on Peterson, I'll let the legal system do that..."

hope that helps :thumb:

[cosmo20002]

ehhh...nice try. I'll type it slowly...

"I'm not going to pass judgement on Peterson, I'll let the legal system do that..."

hope that helps :thumb:

We can see the injuries, and AP has admitted inflicting them.
Why are you reluctant to have an opinion?

[J Diddy]

We can see the injuries, and AP has admitted inflicting them.
Why are you reluctant to have an opinion?

Lol, you're like a needy girlfriend

"Tell me your feelings. Oh you won't? Why? Are you mad at me? What did I do? Please don't be mad at me. You're going to leave me aren't you?"

[Ming the Merciless]

The only thing that bothers me is a precedent which seems to be being set in major cases (not just in the NFL) where the media & public act as judge, jury and executioner instead of waiting for the legal system to proclaim guilt, THEN taking some actions. (innocent until proven guilty and all that)

I think in this case, AP has basically admitted doing 'the act' but the legal system hasn't determined whether it will rise to felony or not, etc....and exactly what he is guilty of (crime wise)

Emotions are high, yes. But I do have some confidence in the legal system...and in people in general. I do not think AP is a threat to society or his kids any more, I think he is in the beginning stages of learning a very big lesson....Not sure he should have his entire livelihood taken away...

Hopefully the NFL can set some type of standards, that if you are convicted of X, your punishment will be Y....and will start at ______________ time (either when charged or when convicted).

My main problem regarding NFL punishments is the inconsistency and arbitraRY nature of them....

I have absolutely no problems with whatever AP has coming his way, legally or from the NFL...I just would like to see a calm, rational decision that sets a good precedent for the future...and not some rush to punish him because of the zeitgeist at the moment , or mob mentality.

[KCTitus]

We can see the injuries, and AP has admitted inflicting them.
Why are you reluctant to have an opinion?

I have an opinion...never said I didnt. The fact I refuse to goose step to your liking has caused you to accuse me of tacit approval of his actions. I think you have proved my point very well, thanks.

['Hamas' Jenkins]

I don't see why that would be worrisome at all

People know that Ray Rice hit his fiancee because he admitted it and there is video of him dragging her unconscious body through the casino

People know that Peterson whipped his children because there is photographic evidence along with text confessions by Peterson that he did it.

[cosmo20002]

Lol, you're like a needy girlfriend

"Tell me your feelings. Oh you won't? Why? Are you mad at me? What did I do? Please don't be mad at me. You're going to leave me aren't you?"

Huh? I'm not seeing a similarity.
He said he didn't want to "pass judgment" on AP.

I think that is kind of odd given the circumstances of having pictures and AP's admission. It is also odd to go out of your way to state that you don't want to give an opinion when no one asked in the first place.

[KCTitus]

Huh? I'm not seeing a similarity.
He said he didn't want to "pass judgment" on AP.

I think that is kind of odd given the circumstances of having pictures and AP's admission. It is also odd to go out of your way to state that you don't want to give an opinion when no one asked in the first place.

LOL...

It's this kind of attitude that leads people to shut down fan forums because they dont show the appropriate amount of fealty...

You're correct, no one asked for my opinion, I didnt feel inclined to give it and stated that I would let the legal system handle it, yet here you came.

"Hey! You didnt say how bad AP was and how bad child abuse is!!! What?! Are you a child abuser?" Pffft....how does them words taste?

I figured I'd catch some knothead and they would post what you did and would prove my point that this overreaction is what causes fans to do what these folks did. Nice work!

[cosmo20002]

LOL...

It's this kind of attitude that leads people to shut down fan forums because they dont show the appropriate amount of fealty...

You're correct, no one asked for my opinion, I didnt feel inclined to give it and stated that I would let the legal system handle it, yet here you came.

"Hey! You didnt say how bad AP was and how bad child abuse is!!! What?! Are you a child abuser?" Pffft....how does them words taste?

I figured I'd catch some knothead and they would post what you did and would prove my point that this overreaction is what causes fans to do what these folks did. Nice work!

Well, thanks for checking in.

If there's ever any other issue for which you would like to give no opinion, be sure to let us know.

[Ming the Merciless]

Well, thanks for checking in.

If there's ever any other issue for which you would like to give no opinion, be sure to let us know.

It is better to keep your mouth closed and let people think you are a fool than to open it and remove all doubt.


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[Dartgod]

Well, thanks for checking in.

If there's ever any other issue for which you would like to give no opinion, be sure to let us know.

The thread topic is "Vikings message board shuts down over Peterson being reinstated."

Maybe I don't read so good, but I think he did give an opinion on that.

...I cannot understand the decision to shut down a fan forum. What, are these people going to stop being Vikings fans because the team decided to wait until the legal system ran its course?

If there were truly people advocating child abuse, ban those individuals. Good grief, why is it that everyone overreacts now a days.

[AustinChief]

I was there and that is not true. ESPN's countdown show tonight 1Royal reception and 1 Allen reception where Sherman was in coverage. They were shorter routes that used a change of direction because he has a long stride and it takes him longer.

LOL at "we stand for those without a voice"

Try, "I the owner of this site, will shut down this site because I don't like that the Vikings will support someone who has done an act I find vile and I refuse to allow people who don't agree with me to have a voice on my website."

Meanwhile everyone who liked the forums are scrambling to find another website to support them because they still like the Vikings regardless of what they think of AP's actions.

Good time for CP to start up a new site for Viking fans, imo.

I do own VikingsPlanet.com... does anyone here actually know a Vikings fan who wants to run it?

[Ming the Merciless]

The thread topic is "Vikings message board shuts down over Peterson being reinstated."

Maybe I don't read so good, but I think he did give an opinion on that.

ROFL

Ouch....

That left a mark

[Mennonite]

I do own VikingsPlanet.com... does anyone here actually know a Vikings fan who wants to run it?

I may know a guy...


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[cosmo20002]

The thread topic is "Vikings message board shuts down over Peterson being reinstated."

Maybe I don't read so good, but I think he did give an opinion on that.

And he volunteered his "I won't pass judgment" nonsense...so I think its acceptable to ask about it. That ok?

[cosmo20002]

ROFL

Ouch....

That left a mark

Well, not really...but at least Titus won't pass judgment on leaving marks.

[Ming the Merciless]

That ok?

Obviously you are OK with being a dumb cunt..so please continue...Its quite entertaining.

[ClevelandBronco]

The only thing that bothers me is a precedent which seems to be being set in major cases (not just in the NFL) where the media & public act as judge, jury and executioner instead of waiting for the legal system to proclaim guilt, THEN taking some actions. (innocent until proven guilty and all that)

I think in this case, AP has basically admitted doing 'the act' but the legal system hasn't determined whether it will rise to felony or not, etc....and exactly what he is guilty of (crime wise)

Emotions are high, yes. But I do have some confidence in the legal system...and in people in general. I do not think AP is a threat to society or his kids any more, I think he is in the beginning stages of learning a very big lesson....Not sure he should have his entire livelihood taken away...

Hopefully the NFL can set some type of standards, that if you are convicted of X, your punishment will be Y....and will start at ______________ time (either when charged or when convicted).

My main problem regarding NFL punishments is the inconsistency and arbitraRY nature of them....

I have absolutely no problems with whatever AP has coming his way, legally or from the NFL...I just would like to see a calm, rational decision that sets a good precedent for the future...and not some rush to punish him because of the zeitgeist at the moment , or mob mentality.

The legal system has to follow a process before it puts him in jail or whatever it will do. The NFL has to follow a process. The rest of us don't have wait to be disgusted with the piece of crap.

[J Diddy]

I do own VikingsPlanet.com... does anyone here actually know a Vikings fan who wants to run it?

detoxing is 1/28 Viking.

[Ming the Merciless]

The legal system has to follow a process before it puts him in jail or whatever it will do. The NFL has to follow a process. The rest of us don't have wait to be disgusted with the piece of crap.

Agree 100% but we also don't have to rush to join the herd of 'outraged' people to sentence the guy to a lifetime ban in the NFL before he is convicted of a crime....

He has admitted he did the shit, I'm pretty confident the legal system and the NFL will handle his punishment.

In the history of every person who has beaten a child, I can feel quite confident that AP will be in the top 1% of paying the price.

I don't need to make some whiny post or some tweet expressing my outrage, because it seems like the shit is being handled to me.

[cosmo20002]

Agree 100% but we also don't have to rush to join the herd of 'outraged' people to sentence the guy to a lifetime ban in the NFL before he is convicted of a crime....

He has admitted he did the shit, I'm pretty confident the legal system and the NFL will handle his punishment.

In the history of every person who has beaten a child, I can feel quite confident that AP will be in the top 1% of paying the price.

I don't need to make some whiny post or some tweet expressing my outrage, because it seems like the shit is being handled to me.

You don't. But you also don't need to give some half-assed BS statement about how you're not passing judgment or give some other mitigating circumstance.

[Dartgod]

And he volunteered his "I won't pass judgment" nonsense...so I think its acceptable to ask about it. That ok?

I'm not passing judgement either. The Bible tells me not to.

[Ming the Merciless]

You don't. But you also don't need to give some half-assed BS statement about how you're not passing judgment or give some other mitigating circumstance.

so you don't think its reasonable to hold off on the judgment until the rest of the facts and mitigating circumstances are on the table....whether or not its a felony...whether or not he did this to other kids.....etc...?

Your mentality is that of a 5 year old...Given the choice between one candy now, or wait 5 minutes and get 3 candies...they almost all take the instant gratification because they're not smart enough to be patient and come to the best decision.

[cosmo20002]

I'm not passing judgment either. The Bible tells me not to.

Oh, well...you have a good reason then. :rolleyes:

[cosmo20002]

so you don't think its reasonable to hold off on the judgment until the rest of the facts and mitigating circumstances are on the table....whether or not its a felony...whether or not he did this to other kids.....etc...?

Your mentality is that of a 5 year old...Given the choice between one candy now, or wait 5 minutes and get 3 candies...they almost all take the instant gratification because they're not smart enough to be patient and come to the best decision.

Whether it is a felony or not or whether he did it to other kids doesn't change him being a shitbag for doing what he did to kid #1. He's already met the shitbag threshold.

So...you're unsure of your feelings on him beating kid #1 until you determine if he also beat kid #2?

[kysirsoze]

"Don't bet your last dollar that Cassel is the anointed one"

-Top thread at unreadable Vikings fan site.

[Ming the Merciless]

So...you're unsure of your feelings on him beating kid #1 until you determine if he also beat kid #2?

Of course, as any reasonable person (including Judges & the law) rightfully would be..

If this was just a one off incident where he lost his temper or whatnot....and is as dumb as he appears....., I could be inclined to forgive him..and be less harsh with punishments etc.....and my feelings would be less 'intense' (to put it in your female/moron terms of feelings)

If he has repeated this behavior after being warned or knowing it was wrong, etc...then it is much worse.

If he beat kid 1, got warned about it...then beat kid 2 after, its a WHOLE LOT WORSE in my eyes....

I don't suspect you truly are this stupid, I think you just have severe assbergers.. and enjoy getting the verbal shit kicked out of you daily, like some sort of sick masochist.

Its a simple concept that is used in law all around the world, for a reason.....

[Dartgod]

Oh, well...you have a good reason then. :rolleyes:

No, it's a great reason. I'm blessed that way.

[kysirsoze]

Ray Rice and Adrian Peterson have basically turned the Lounge into DC. Enough reason alone for me to want them banned for life.

[teedubya]

A black friend of mine just said this on FB and made me think a bit...

Dear White America (not all, but some). Before you seethe with hatred and criticism of this man's child rearing techniques (which I don't personally subscribe to) consider that this was taught to us, by you, as an effective form of discipline during our years of bondage. Yes, there are better ways, but not everyone has had exposure to these ways. So don't expect 400 years of institutionalized behavior to change over night, AND see that quality education is equally distributed to all, as a more effective way to protest this behavior...

And another friend posted this in response.

http://i.ytimg.com/vi/rFqBylDsKSU/maxresdefault.jpg

[Ming the Merciless]

A black friend of mine just said this on FB and made me think a bit...

Dear White America (not all, but some). Before you seethe with hatred and criticism of this man's child rearing techniques (which I don't personally subscribe to) consider that this was taught to us, by you, as an effective form of discipline during our years of bondage. Yes, there are better ways, but not everyone has had exposure to these ways. So don't expect 400 years of institutionalized behavior to change over night, AND see that quality education is equally distributed to all, as a more effective way to protest this behavior...


http://media.giphy.com/media/mmaMTz2eOsucw/giphy.gif

[kysirsoze]

A black friend of mine just said this on FB and made me think a bit...

Dear White America (not all, but some). Before you seethe with hatred and criticism of this man's child rearing techniques (which I don't personally subscribe to) consider that this was taught to us, by you, as an effective form of discipline during our years of bondage. Yes, there are better ways, but not everyone has had exposure to these ways. So don't expect 400 years of institutionalized behavior to change over night, AND see that quality education is equally distributed to all, as a more effective way to protest this behavior...

How about 150 years? Just sayin.

Although better education is definitely key.

[Chief Roundup]

Ray Rice and Adrian Peterson have basically turned the Lounge into DC. Enough reason alone for me to want them banned for life.

It is time for the Ed and Dave to be removed from the name of the Lounge.

[GloryDayz]

A black friend of mine just said this on FB and made me think a bit...

Dear White America (not all, but some). Before you seethe with hatred and criticism of this man's child rearing techniques (which I don't personally subscribe to) consider that this was taught to us, by you, as an effective form of discipline during our years of bondage. Yes, there are better ways, but not everyone has had exposure to these ways. So don't expect 400 years of institutionalized behavior to change over night, AND see that quality education is equally distributed to all, as a more effective way to protest this behavior...

And another friend posted this in response.

http://i.ytimg.com/vi/rFqBylDsKSU/maxresdefault.jpg
You might want to unfriend him, he's making excuses, and that makes for a bad friend. And I'm a pretty forgiving guy......but beating a 4 year old to the point of bleeding welts isn't something you blame on you great great great great granddad's master.

[Just Passin' By]

A black friend of mine just said this on FB and made me think a bit...

Dear White America (not all, but some). Before you seethe with hatred and criticism of this man's child rearing techniques (which I don't personally subscribe to) consider that this was taught to us, by you, as an effective form of discipline during our years of bondage. Yes, there are better ways, but not everyone has had exposure to these ways. So don't expect 400 years of institutionalized behavior to change over night, AND see that quality education is equally distributed to all, as a more effective way to protest this behavior...

This isn't about race. It's about culture, the power of the state to intrude, the feminizing of men, and the overall softening of the U.S.A.

[Jimmya]

100% agree on the feminization of America. I hear all these women talking about how football should be banned..... It's nutzo

[cosmo20002]

Of course, as any reasonable person (including Judges & the law) rightfully would be..

If this was just a one off incident where he lost his temper or whatnot....and is as dumb as he appears....., I could be inclined to forgive him..and be less harsh with punishments etc.....and my feelings would be less 'intense' (to put it in your female/moron terms of feelings)

If he has repeated this behavior after being warned or knowing it was wrong, etc...then it is much worse.

If he beat kid 1, got warned about it...then beat kid 2 after, its a WHOLE LOT WORSE in my eyes....

I don't suspect you truly are this stupid, I think you just have severe assbergers.. and enjoy getting the verbal shit kicked out of you daily, like some sort of sick masochist.

Its a simple concept that is used in law all around the world, for a reason.....

:facepalm::shake:

[Ming the Merciless]

:facepalm::shake:

Its always the same comment from your stupid ass...anytime you have nothing in the tank, just throw up a facepalm...

Kind of like your fake ass some how 'didn't know' that a college degree requires 2/3rds of the classes to be in general ed or electives and not in your major...

You are the most quasi intellectual , phony, assbergers having window licking piece of shit on this board....

[GloryDayz]

100% agree on the feminization of America. I hear all these women talking about how football should be banned..... It's nutzo
I keep saying that the NFL should announce that this experiment failed and they're going back to 1978's business model... Have all players sign a concussion waiver, tell them that they'll play until convicted by a court, tell them that there won't be any drug testing (because it's not any of the business), tell them there's a post-conviction schedule of suspension, and tell the people who don't like it to fuck off. Oh, and tell the offenses to watch the fuck out because defense is legal again. Back to hard hitting football.