Play in pro bowl then get arrested...WORD UP

**Easy-Rider 66** · 02-06-22, 11:25 PM

Unreal

**nyplayer33** · 02-06-22, 11:47 PM

Yep he thought he was Denzel Washington in training day lol ....

**unde0087** · 02-07-22, 12:30 AM

it is okay though, it is black month

**209 Life** · 02-07-22, 12:48 AM

Can't trust someone with a bullring nose piercing.

**nyplayer33** · 02-07-22, 12:50 AM

He was booked into Clark County Detention Center for battery resulting in substantial bodily harm, police said. The Associated Press reports that he remained in jail Sunday night, with bail set at $5,000 and a court hearing scheduled for Monday afternoon. *****,felony,assault can be jail time.....blm

**unde0087** · 02-07-22, 12:59 AM

Give him a head coach job

**sweethook** · 02-07-22, 03:16 AM

that boy is way over paid ..

**stevenash** · 02-07-22, 04:23 AM

Originally posted by sweethook

that boy is way over paid ..

They all are.
Going out on a limb here, he was roided up to the Bejesus.

Needless to say, Kamara is done.
That flushing sound you hear is that of his NFL career going down the toilet.

Felony domestic, even Goodell's evil ways can't save him.
The Shield had no choice but to take a hard line, zero tolerance stance regarding that Ray Rice incident.
The NFL looked liked giant idiots trying to discredit that whole Rice incident, until the video came out proving Rice through a punch so hard knocking her into next Wednesday.

**Easy-Rider 66** · 02-07-22, 04:27 AM

I do not think they are all over paid Nasher. I mean the owners are making Bank right?

**Easy-Rider 66** · 02-07-22, 04:33 AM

Pat Bowlen was 40 years old when be purchased the Denver Broncos for $78 million in March of 1984.

I read where the Broncos will now fetch 4 Billion on the open Market. Amazing. Profits. Capitalism at it's finest

**Easy-Rider 66** · 02-07-22, 04:40 AM

The Pat Bowlen Trust announced Tuesday that it is beginning the sale process for the Denver Broncos. The trustees, who have owned the team since 1984, hope to have the sale completed by the start of the 2022 NFL season. Forbes valued the team at $3.75 billion in 2021.4 days ago

**Easy-Rider 66** · 02-07-22, 04:40 AM

So Nash who's more over paid the Players or the Owners?

**stevenash** · 02-07-22, 05:25 AM

Originally posted by Easy-Rider 66

Pat Bowlen was 40 years old when be purchased the Denver Broncos for $78 million in March of 1984.

I read where the Broncos will now fetch 4 Billion on the open Market. Amazing. Profits. Capitalism at it's finest

Idiot millionaire players being overpaid by idiot billionaire owners
Goodell mainly is responsible for creating all that wealth with expansion and marketing in Europe.
A couple years back I researched the history of the NFL, I was curious to learn more about the original owners of the original teams.
Long story short, almost every original owner was shady as the day is long.
Most had ties with the mobs from the 1920's and 30's

Just read where 31 of the 31 current owners all have a net worth of over a billion dollars.
(Packers don't count, they're don't have an owner.

**hehfest** · 02-07-22, 05:48 AM

Originally posted by stevenash

They all are.
Going out on a limb here, he was roided up to the Bejesus.

Needless to say, Kamara is done.
That flushing sound you hear is that of his NFL career going down the toilet.

Felony domestic, even Goodell's evil ways can't save him.
The Shield had no choice but to take a hard line, zero tolerance stance regarding that Ray Rice incident.
The NFL looked liked giant idiots trying to discredit that whole Rice incident, until the video came out proving Rice through a punch so hard knocking her into next Wednesday.

The only way this country won't fall off the cliff is if the average guy that watches this, goes to the games, etc. just gives it up and starts doing things to improve thyself. Stop gambling, stop watching, stop caring, and start living.

**stevenash** · 02-07-22, 08:00 AM

Originally posted by hehfest

The only way this country won't fall off the cliff is if the average guy that watches this, goes to the games, etc. just gives it up and starts doing things to improve thyself. Stop gambling, stop watching, stop caring, and start living.

I guess I'm not the average Joe.
When there was that work stoppage, I survived just fine.

This is what NFL Sunday's are to me.
In the late autumn and winter it's cold and icy as shit, and there's no reason to go outside if I don't have to.
I used to love outside winter activities when I was 100 percent mobile, but due to a major osteoarthritis hip problem that has ravished my entire left hip, knee, and contributed to my ankle problems now I can't do that anymore.

NFL Sunday's here are an once a week event here.
I married into a huge Boston teams family.
The wife loves it, the family loves it.

If a wedding, funereal, or any other social event supersedes my football, don't worry about me, I'll be just fine.
I have a couple days or more to catch up on anything I missed.

NFL football is what it is.
It's a part of my disposable time.
Just like cooking, and tech stuff, and music is a part of my disposable time.
And I'm 90 percent certain that 90 percent of the regular posters on this website pretty much feel the same way.

Start living?
I never stopped living, with or without the NFL.

Oh, not for nothing, stop trolling, you're not very good at it.

**slayer14** · 02-07-22, 08:05 AM

only 5000 dollar bail lol