NFL needs to make an example out of Rashee Rice - Mike Florio | Pro Football Talk | NFL on NBC
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NFL needs to make an example out of Rashee Rice - Mike Florio | Pro Football Talk | NFL on NBC
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You mean a player driving drunk, speeding , and killing a woman and her dog wasn’t enough?
The Raiders cut Ruggs immediately. There was no NFL action bc he wasn't on an NFL team. You all need to review that. Ruggs never played a snap of football after that, nor signed with another team.
RIP Tina Tinton and her dog. Henry Ruggs deserves life in prison.
@@jdeljonesI hear the Chiefs have already put in a waiver for Ruggs. 😅
@@anthonygambitta6220 Dream on, he r4ecieved 3-10 years and will be eligible for parole in August 2026.
@@jamesr2547 He will serve all 10 too.
Maybe stop referring to Rice as a "kid" and start discussing him as an adult? Which he is, of course.
I would most definitely lose my job if I did anything remotely like what Rice did.
Chris Simms doesn't want the punishment to ruin Rashee Rice's life or career? Really? Are we still talking about the same grown man who showed no concern for the lives and careers of the countless motorists he and his buddies endangered on the day of the crash? He and his pals fled the scene of a crash with injury victims... a crash that they caused. Hilariously, after avoiding the cops for a week or more, Rashee's lawyer states that his client "takes full responsibility for his actions." No, he doesn't. That ship has sailed. All I know is that I'd be sitting in a jail cell right now if I pulled the same garbage as these guys... and nobody would be suggesting that I was a nice guy who just had a lapse of judgment. I don't care about any person's fame or money-making potential when their careless behavior has a high probability of straight-up killing other innocent people. Time to pay the "Iron Price."
Idk how it’s not part of the conversation that he was almost definitely under the influence of weed or alcohol and that’s exactly why he fled the scene
Weed was found according to reports so I think that charge comes later. Didn't hear anything about alchohol so idk. It wouldn't be appropriate to assume either so maybe wait for charges on the subject? Seems responsible to me in the news media to not assume.
Orrrrr..... I'm Rashee Rice, just won the SB, I got money, let me call the lawyer first? Weed or nah, his first thought was to call his lawyer. Many people do this and it doesn't have to involve racing and drugs. People panic and leave the scene, but they are supposed to make the call while staying on the scene lol. The first thing his lawyer would have told him was to refuse any and all testing.
@@future_teknokrat7585 for sure you don't want to incriminate yourself right? I really have zero good feelings towards Rice at this point but I'm bored and home so.... yeah lol
@@future_teknokrat7585you literally disprove your own theory at the end. he should’ve stayed and called. wanting to hear from your lawyer has nothing to do w leaving the scene lmao. if anything, it just delays how soon you can talk to them. and yes, his lawyer would’ve told him not to leave. so no, most viable reason for leaving was he was under the influence or he’s just a dumbass
@@future_teknokrat7585Thats not exactly what all lawyers would say, because refusing testing is essentially an admission of guilt...
Completely agree. I have noticed street racing has become more common lately and it needs to be stopped
The NFL suspending Rashee Rice isn't going to do anything about street-racing.
This is a political/criminal issue, not a sports one, Rice should be given an actual jail sentence.
Ban him for life or don't, I couldn't care less, I just don't see what lasting effect it has on anybody tho.
People are going to do it if they think they can get away with it, and Rice getting suspended by the NFL doesn't make non-NFL players scared to do it.
If it goes to a judges decision they could also use him as an example. Kind of doubt a judge decides the sentence here but you never know. That's why they have ranges for a jail sentence. Idk I tend to agree trying to make example may not be super effective. Data would be tough to collect for that.
It’s becoming more common because it’s become a trend to go to those car meets and post about them. And then all the people getting hit by cars at these car meets
@@Drewswaggy More common also because DA's refuse to push for harsh penalties and give criminals a slap on the wrist
@@codyb.3015 He’s not going to jail.
All these players act like fucking high school kids. “Ouuu I have a fast car and want to be reckless and possibly
Kill myself or someone else” will never understand making hundreds of thousands of $$ and risk it all for a street race
What did you expect from the brothas?
There’s a reason why but the media is too scared to say it
13%
Rice is 23 years old. If he was older you comment makes sense but his brain development is more in the range of a high-school than adult based on science. Lots of very young guys with lots of money what could go wrong?
I totally agree, and it's because commentators like Simms say things like "he's just a kid, it's just a young and dumb oopsie"
It never ceases to amaze me how many common phrases Chris Simms has never heard before 😂. “On the lam” means on the run/being a fugitive from justice.
He doesn't know these phrases because he's not a proud career criminal
@@shanewiningerthat doesn’t even make sense. “Common” phrases means common to generally everyone
And they were street racing, not "drag racing", which is from a standing start, straight-line and over a specified distance.
@@shanewininger I knew the phrase "on the lam" from watching Hey Arnold
Vocabulary in the Simms household was limited to "Quarterback," "QB" and "hut-hut."
Mans fumbled the bag
He fumbled the bag worse than Kadarius Toney fumbled the ball.
Damn straight, National Felon League.
These are adults. Stop treating them like children, and stop protecting them.
They're not adults. They're kids fresh out of college and their first job pays them 1 million a year
What did they say or do that was an attempt to "protect" Rice?
@@Fish.Filet. Newsflash: You’re an adult at 18. Deal with it.
With the money he has, if he wanted to race, why not rent a race track and race all you want legally and safely ?
1. Setting an example shouldn't factor in this. Forget his job and his name. A man was driving recklessly, hit someone, and fled the scene. Fleeing the scene should be a major factor here.
2. Simms dad is the same age as Florio, so I'm thinking this Simms not knowing these sayings is a bit now.
I don’t think Chris would ever put Phil in place for not being relevant to his audience… while Florio needs a Chris Simms to bring him down to earth 😂
On a serious note: Point 1 well taken… it’s an ethical and moral issue
The nfl should always look to set an example for other players. The law has to follow the law although if texas has a bad street racing problem the judge could potentially go after that route if it in fact goes to a courtroom.
@@bradleyjacoby5412 what I'm saying is just let the punishment fit the crime. If they think an 8 game suspension is right don't make it 12 to set an example. Btw I think he should be out a year. Ruggs was worse because of the result. But racing in broad daylight when more people are on the road and fleeing the scene is worse than speeding late at night when he thought the roads were clearer than usual.
@@jahprime6932 for sure. I just don't know the precident for this one to say 8 games. Honestly in cases that are bigger it always feels like they go with indefinitely unless it's ray rice I guess.
@@jahprime6932 but should point out they aren't suspended forever they just wait until they have to make a decision on return. Honestly I think he goes to jail here so suspension might be the lowest problem for him.
Remember how fast team cut Matt Ariza just after accusations - and then not even at scene - and he lost 2 years - here they know he was driving and there’s video - NFL needs to come down hard even if he’s on Chiefs
You just won a superbowl. You have so much but can't stay out of trouble. Makes no sense. What about hanging around people that make good choices.
Good people can make bad decisions
@@valorisanders5484 Good people don't make decisions that hurt others.
Maybe Rice is the bad person the others were hanging out with?
@@TheOsfania Nah we need to deflect accountability to the ones that weren't rich and famous, for some reason
They should set a new precedent like they did with Watson... NOT like they did with Kamara the felon 🙄
Kamara is the ultimate man
Watson's involved malice abuse of a woman or child (but actually a LOTTT of women). The NFL doesnt play with that.
Kamara & his crew beat a man to within an inch of his life (while in Vegas for the weekend FOR A NFL EVENT in the Pro Bowl) on camera ..... got 3 games
- Ray Rice hit a woman on camera ..... out the league
- Hunt kicked a woman ..... got 8 games & almost out the league
- Zeke not only didnt get convicted but didnt even get CHARGED w/anything but the NFL concluded w/their investigation that he had been violent w/the girl 3 times .... got 6 games (the baseline for 1st Domestic Violence incident..... its 2 games for ur 1st DUI) 🤷🏼♂️
When I got in trouble at age 16 (40+ yrs ago) I was treated like an adult. But all these talking heads keep referring to him as a kid. He is a grown man, treat him like one. I would do jail time if I did this. He should at least be heavily fined and suspended many games.
I think the NFL will suspend Rice for the entire 2024 season. If he had “just” been racing and gotten ticketed for reckless driving and causing an accident - I believe you get ticketed in most states for simply being guilty of a crash - and he moves the car to the side of the freeway and waits for cops to show up, maybe he gets a two-game suspension. But he did way worse than that by leaving his car in the road, not giving the other drivers insurance information, and leaving the scene. If I were the commissioner I’d suspend him a year. This won’t be good for Rice.
He will be going to jail. He shouldn't be allowed to play football ever again. Ban him for life. Pos
@@kylematheson9710 He won’t be going to jail. And the league is not going to ban him for life.
Indefinite pending court decisions for sure.. The man left the scene.. If someone was seriously injured or worse then this debate would bot be happening..leaving the scene is clearly the ultimate in untouchable irresponsibility… He needs to be treated like someone with complete disregard for human life
Don’t show players the video of Rashee Rice stumbling out of his wrecked vehicle, show them a victim impact statement from Tina Tintor’s family. Or a video statement from the mother of the girl who suffered a brain injury after Andy Reid’s son crashed whilst intoxicated.
They need to realise the harsh and awful potential reality, not the lucky escape that Rice and those innocent drivers around him had.
There should be more charges. But he was selfish and disregarded people he may have hurt and took his toys and went home. Avoided authorities long enough to only accept responsibly for what he absolutely had to. And his mate driving his corvette will get off with lesser charges because they don’t want to punish the nfl star. Still wondering about the witness that said she saw them getting guns. Surely she has spoken with the authorities. And curious why no charges regarding hit and run fleeing the scene. Seems like deals have already been made to help him get out of this criminally. I’m sure it’s going to cost him a ton of money. But no real punishment
SMU could kick Knox off its team.
It's the typical, "It won't happen to me." attitude.
I served in us army 20years n retired. If i did drugs or got a DUI or showed up to work under the influence. Im gone... do not pass go n do not collect 200. Im fired immediately. Doesnt matter if im the best soldier, best marksman, best anything. I broke the rules...im gone...
Nfl should try it!
Im die hard...35 years chiefs fan...I love the team not the player.
Set an example... or stfu nfl!
My 2cents
Also.. on the lam: it evolved by 1904 to mean being a "lamster" or fugitive, and by 1932 it meant escaping from prison.
Brutha just split with his lowlife homies, left the injured for someone else to check on! Yo pass the joint!
Any reason you use homies and yo and brutha? Looks like they are charging him for everything he did not sure why you felt the need to write it this way although I have a working theory...
I don't know your race so can't complete my theory but with how cringe your post was...
@@bradleyjacoby5412 if the shoe fits
@@ADUSN16 likes on his comment. What a world we live in.
@@bradleyjacoby5412 Yeah what a world. Everyone is tired of the 13%
This is a "stupid human" thing, not a race thing. I went to an all-white school and there were plenty of guys who would've done this if they'd been able to get a payday like that, that young. I might've.
Doesn’t the nfl already have a rookie thing to explain this to rookies? Yes he’s young, dumb, and probably being under the influence he mentally did a stupid thing! He probably escaped a dwi by taking off. Even as a chiefs fan, I don’t condone putting innocent people in harms way!
Florios pumped he has a reason to bash the chiefs. Can't wait to see his face when he's says we're done then we threepeat without rice.
I'm still surprised the Chiefs haven't cut him yet.
Make twenty year olds celebrities and give them millions of dollars? Nothing bad can happen with that.
Not saying Rashee Rice doesn't deserve punishment, but it's telling of his anti-chiefs bias that florio is basically the only one covering this daily.
Florio lives for these moments cuz he’s such a weasel. Once an attorney, always an attorney.
I guess NFL players didn't learn anything after the reckless Henry Ruggs tragedy....
Another player ruining his career before it truly starts. Ray Caruth, Travis Henry, Aaron Hernandez, DeShaun Watson and the list goes on smfh
Yeah, cause all those guys and their cases are just like this one involving Rice. Rice didn’t kill anybody. It isn’t the same.
The player who ruined his career before it truly starts is SMU’s Knox, the guy driving the Corvette.
It’s so obvious he was drunk and fled the scene so he didn’t get hit with drunk driving along with the crash and other things
The Lambo Urus was a lease under his name and the Corvette he was seen arriving to the super bowl in. So he left vehicles registered to his name, the only reason you do that is because you don't want to get caught with something extra like alcohol, drugs or guns.
Florio is so predictable. He always saying what he can to demean the Chiefs. But yet he admits to driving reckless.
He's held a grudge against the SUPERBOWL CHAMPIONS KANSAS CITY CHIEFS since SUPERBOWL IV in 1970.
Kansas City is defending him because he is a star player
It is a shame that they have not cut him yet.. He should be banned for at least a year, or two, and serve jail time..
Keep the same energy when it's a Vikings player!
He has hated the CHIEFS since SUPERBOWL IV!!!!
KC is eclipsing Minnesota the past decade as the most arrested team.
Chiefs can't drive. Minnesota has had its share of bad drivers, too.
If it was you or me what would the consequences be. This special treatment for famous people is starting to be disgusting. They rarely use there platforms to do anything actually meaningful but use there money for any guilty pleasure they see fit. Wtf society is rediculous.
I don't think he gets a pass here. The only reason his sentence may be lower then you or I is likely quality of lawyer. The expectation that these guys are role models likely create the issue you refer to. He happens to be famous so it gets covered right? If he somehow gets a pass I totally agree with you but that doesn't seem possible with all the evidence.
We also know that it was used in the phrase "do a lam" in 1897, meaning an escape or a getaway, according to "A Dictionary of the Underworld." From there, it evolved by 1904 to mean being a "lamster" or fugitive, and by 1932 it meant escaping from prison.
Interesting. I thought it was a Depression era phrase (having watched "The Sting" too many times).
Throw him out of the NFL please and send his ass to jail please they have videos so what is the debate about
In regards to the Chiefs and Rice, this is no surprise. The Chiefs will pretend he did nothing wrong until actually forced to take action on the player. That team loves these type of players. The question is what will the NFL do?
These are kids with a lot of money. Why do people think they would make good decisions?
Right! But you don't treat them with kid gloves either. You have to make an example of this. People could have died. NO Fines-No Probation. Go right to jail for awhile and the next Million Dollar Fool will think twice about doing what he did.
If nfl is coming down hard for this one.. that's fine.. but they need make a standard for future racing per sae. so everyone knows up front the minimum. not just start now.
A 4 game suspension would be lenient. Won't be shocked if he gets 6+ after what happened with Henry Ruggs.
But suspension doesn't matter he is facing jail time, he is wanted in felonies, the nfl needs to come out and say anyone who is doing street racing and everything, it's a 1 full year no pay suspension, not one season, but a full 365 days, 6 game suspension is such a light sentence
@@zacknelson8918 jail would come first lol. He will be lucky not to face any, he easily could've killed someone. But assuming he doesn't id say the league will still suspend him for less than half a season. Wouldn't want to ruin the script...
@zacknelson8918 you are incorrect sir. The charges Dallas brought are a max 180 days in jail and since he has no prior record and 2 of the charges will get thrown out easily - he will get community service and some probation.
@ioandavies7161 people aren't punished fir what could have happened but what did happen. You could kill someone every single time you get in the car, but you don't - doesn't mean you should get punished. Dallas didn't even charge himwith anything g significant and with no priors, he'll get community service and probation.
@stevenh3508 how so, the assault is a 3rd degree felony with 2-20 yrs in prison, the one charge with bodily injury, aka sever injury, is a felony that is 1-10 years, the other 6 counts are felonies with at least 1-5 years of prison time,
They need to start putting this in the contract. Like they do for Motorcycles
You guys need to start a program, for mostly rookies transitioning to NFL. On how to maintain a safe lifestyle off the field. In order to avoid situation like Rice or worse situation like Henry RuggsIII
I mean they have a rookie symposium every year after the draft where NFL Legends and HOF come and speak about adjusting to being in the league and to having money etc. RUclips Cris Carter rookie symposium, he had a good and funny speech
@@vermontmotorsports1275 hmmmmmmm........ Seems like they sort of somewhat tried? Is that what you're saying?
Ready ..... The program is called parents that teach their children character. Very difficult to teach this to adults. Must be learned early.
@@jonathankincaid8705 okay, we're getting smart here. Obviously the parents taught their kids if they made it to NFL level. Now you can only control what you can as parents and kid or through a program. However, just having a little get together and giving the younger adults advice on how to maintain and also be safe. Cost nothing to a organization, now if you guys already tried then so be it. Don't get smart again
As a Chiefs fan for over 40 years, I want Rashee to get 6 games minimum. This shouldn't be a slap on the wrist. What he did was egregious and should be treated accordingly. He's lucky he didn't kill anyone, including himself.
I don’t know Texas law so I don’t know about jail time or other law enforcement issues but I feel like I can safely assume that the NFL will suspend him for most if not all of the year. As a Chiefs fan, that sucks because he is a great talent that the team greatly needs, but he did something incredibly stupid that the NFL won’t let him get away with. If players get suspended for gambling, Rice can look forward to a similar punishment, if not worse.
Aggravated assault, a second-degree felony, is punishable by up to 20 years in prison. Collision involving bodily injury, a third-degree felony, is punishable by up to 10 years in prison, and collision involving injury is punishable by up to five years in prison.
Gambling affects money, that's why it is treated that way. He will get 2-4 games. DUI is normally 2, so they will probably double it.
@@bighutch2202 He walked away from the scene of a crime, by driving recklessly... Jail time, and suspension for at least a few years...
@mathblaster1897 NFL suspension? They don't suspend people for that long unless it is gambling or a public relations nightmare. Only when you affect the money do they throw the book at you because it's always about the money. Nobody died and no serious injuries, regardless of what prosecutor and future litigants are trying to do right now.
Chiefs fan here. Make an example here, all day long. SOOO pissed at Rice.
What Chris is not including in his "pump the brakes" comments on Rice is that when a player is simply going fast on their own that is a single person making a bad choice. In this scenario there is almoat no way this was not discussed. To Florios point it seemed planned. You all knew you were going to do something illegal. Furthermore you hit people and ran afterwards.
They do need to make an example out of him. Suspending him for 2 games will not be sufficient.
Henry Ruggs III is the most recent outside of this debacle from a up-and-coming NFL WR. The shield needs to protect itself and hammer Rashee, allowing the criminal process to play out, without interference.
As someone else said, play stupid games, win stupid prizes. Or as I like to say, F around and find out. These guys cannot continue to be above the law. It makes the system look ridiculous and selective.
Florio says nothing about deshaun watson amd wants rice kicked out thr league for what will eventually be pleading guilty to a track offence
What does Watson have to do with this? Someone could have died because of the actions from Rice.
@eodyn7 someone could die every single time you drive, but someone didn't- so what is your point? People aren't punished for what could have happened but what did happen.
What are you talking about they had dozens of segments about Deahaun?
@@DaneColeman-mh3rz don't remember him wanting the book thrown at Watson like what he's advocating for here.
@@sweeney1888 he did but was more sensitive on that subject because there wasn’t a video of Deshaun committing the act. So in this case because the person is so clearly doing it he can be a bit more direct. However, I do recall him hammering Deshaun about as hard as anyone in the media.
This should be 1 year suspension minimum. It won’t be because the Chiefs are consistently above the law in just about every aspect, on the field and off.
I can’t believe he hasn’t been cut
1-2 year suspension
Reids son disables a woman with drunk driving, now this with Rice? Chiefs are the team to hate! For all the right reasons.
"Justice" is kind of crazy in this scenario. Rice's behavior and decisions were essentially the same as Henry Ruggs, the only difference being that one incident struck better luck and avoided a fatal outcome. So that's what ultimately separates missing half a season to totally ending a career.
Exactly. Can't punish someone for what could have happened, only what did happen. Rice was fortunate no one was serious hurt and the Dallas PD isn't charging him with anything serious- as a first time offender and the weak charges they brought he'll get probation and community service. Hopefully he learns alot from this 🙏
Take his money back and kick him out of the NFL!
Indefinite suspension? Hasn't even had an arraignment yet. Aren't you a lawyer? Jesus christ
the Henry Ruggs effect, can't let this shit keep happening.
Thank you!! Smh!
The nfl doesn't require anything to suspend him for as long as they want. It's not innocent until proven guilty in nfl punishments. Rice made the league look terrible and there job is to protect the shield. Think it's a real possibility this is the punishment
For the NFL it's more than legal proceedings-you just had a high profile case of a player racing and killing a girl only a couple years ago. They have a brand and image to uphold, and just because this incident didn't kill anyone, the behavior is basically the same from the player.
High profile athlete on the Super Bowl winning team. A PR nightmare
Chiefs did with Kareem Hunt. Suspend him til case moves forward.
In Florida it’s a felony to even leave a fender bender. So let’s see what happens whenever this was
The charges have already been filed, nothing serious, max time of 180 days in jail but since he's a first time offender he'll get probation and community service. Hopefully he learns a lot from this and sees how fortunate he was that it was not significantly worse.
Yeah probation. Pay ‘em off. Be done with it.
In Texas it's a felony for a drivers to leave a scene with injuries. However, Ride was not charged with this.
Florio you should know better. Rice plays for the Chiefs. The Governor has season tickets. He’ll sort it out in Texas
Florio you’re way off base here with personal life not impacting your professional life… plenty of people get in trouble with their job when they say things on social media, or break the law, or cause any “reputational risk” to the organization
***In fact most job applications ask if you broke the law and verify your criminal background history.
Chiefs fans are the only one reaching for straws trying to defend another one of their criminals.
I don’t get the point about things on your own time… I work at a big corporation they say our actions outside of work can be counted against as it can hurt the brand as you are a rep of that company your actions can reflect badly on them…so not like this is a foreign concept
Florio leave Rashee Rice alone!
“I don’t want his life and career ruined…..”
What? He made these decisions, deal with the consequences
SMU has suspended Knox already.
That’s not just a “dumb very young thing”. People of all ages speed and regardless of age he knew what he was doing and he is an idiot for it
They went light on Kamara...just depends on who you are. 🙄
Lol, this is the second (possibly third) time Chris has said the expression "On the lamb" was new to him. I remember it from a previous time Florio used it, and he had "never heard" it. I am pretty sure it happened on unbuttoned.
So not only is it an incredibly common expression, used in movies, shows, novels, and everyday speech; but he has heard it used now at least another time on a pod, and recently.
I love Simms, but, dayum boi, ease up on that kush.
Suspend Rice for the 2024 season without pay!
Found the Bills/Chargers/Bengals/Ravens/Raiders fan
The league can be pretty inconsistent at times. While they should drop the hammer on Rice for this, they also did nothing to Ray Lewis when he was involved in the violent murder of a man in Atlanta during Superbowl week a couple of decades ago. He never missed a game and was inducted into the Hall of Fame like it had never happened.
These kids make way too much money, and some are irresponsible and reckless with such wealth.
Yeah the poor kids are stealing cars and doing the same thing
Why don't they hire a race track, they have the money, the worst thing is young Men with an abundance of money and still think they're in a college frat! .
he didnt gamble on an indian cricket game or take a puff of weed like some of our ex presidents . he'll be fine.
The guy on the right comes across as a real dunce. "On the lam" is such a common phrase. He probably envisioned a sheep herder getting jiggy with a lamb. The context should have given him an inkling to the meaning of the phrase if he'd never heard it before.
He’s 100% accountable at his job for his actions outside his job everyone is this was a idiotic statement saying your employer doesn’t normally care about things outside work, think either of them would still have a job if it came out they were abusers
If it's up to me...one year suspension...at least.
Should show Tina Tintor's burned out car to every rookie.
I see a woman holding a very young child in the photo at the beginning. In a way, he sort of lucked out. Someone comes out of that paralyzed or something, he'd never play again...
Chris Simms has never heard the expression on the lam, what kind of life has he been living. Remember Whitey Bulger was on the lam. Listening to the show sometimes I wonder about Chris Simms, he's pretty weird.
This is a character issue. We all know/ respect how the NFL and football fans supported Damar Hamlin when he almost died, playing a game between contractually consenting grown men. How many soccer mom's, infants, and innocent children's lives did Rasheed endanger racing down the highway. Then, the worst part, he walked away from the scene, not knowing if there was a kid bleeding out in a vehicle...... Criminal, selfish, and lack of character.
Brett Veach should tell Rasheed to pack his bags. Do we need to wait for the NFL to suspend him, or Rasheed to do prison time, to give him the boot. Player unable to adapt to K.C. Chiefs culture.
Good thing we signed the new Welsh rugby star......
He won’t do prison time.
Rashee Rice is young kid who deserves another opportunity
After he faces the consequences for his actions, sure.
Yeah no
He ain’t no young kid, he is a grown ass man . Absolutely disgusting behavior on his part
Would you say the same thing if he were white???
You could argue he has already been given a golden opportunity by being drafted into the league and onto an emerging dynasty. What more did he need to be given?
Florio your hatred of the Chiefs is horrible. Its Terrell Suggs who the NFL needs to make an example of
Suggs is not a nfl player anymore. the police needs to make an example of him not the nfl
@JoseRodrigues016 ...they can ban him from the league permanently. There is plenty for them to do.
@@robertsettle2590 it's the fact that this is Rice's first offense is what is allowing the league to keep him in. And these rookies and young kids need to learn. I say make them spend 20 days in jail before even going to the league and make them learn and make them do community service. No blemish on the their records just to show them that they can have everything taken away from them
Suggs isn't an NFL player what are you talking about there's plenty they can do? And this guy talking about rookie's should all do 20 days in jail? Why are you guys acting like idiots?
@@robertsettle2590 ban a guy that is never coming back...
Take your fast car to the track with your goofy @ss and let it rip there. I'll never understand racing on the interstate especially when you're f'ing rich.
"Iron Fisted" is crazy 😂 no Diddy
Jalen Carter actually was involved with a vehicle death, not sure why the NFL cares
It's on video
"Not sure why they care" wow what an inspired statement, you should be running the league office
Was he the cause of the death or were both cars responsible. Very different circumstances although street racing is the core issue.
Mike, many companies have a condition of employment that states if you are convicted of a DUI, it is automatic termination. An example is Philips the Dutch company. This requirement covers all employees. They are concerned that this careless behavior could spill over to the job. The company is worried about getting involved and more importantly the safety and PR problems. If they want to change the moniker “NFL stands for National Felons League”, they need to come down hard on these guys! I was disgusted on how they let Kamara off so easily. I’m surprised that Roger didn’t take the video of Kamara beating that man and promoted the idea of “we give our employees a second chance”!
I was wondering, what they seen leaving with guns? Not sure if that's true. Somewhere I heard they were taking guns out of the cars. If anyone knows I would be interested
One year suspension minimum, no pay, absolutely no pay. His entire salary should be divided among the victims and to MADD. When he returns, name on his jersey for a year should read "ImStooopid."
They should have made the example out of Ruggs, who basically got a slap on the wrist.
The Chiefs have already put in a waiver claim for Ruggs. Culture fit.
He will just buy his way out of this. God Bless America?
They really don't care about player safety or accountability. They only care about winning games and point shaving.
Seriously Sims???
"On the lamb" probably comes from the story of Odysseus where him and his cohorts ride sheep out of the cave to escape the Cyclops.
Lam not lamb. How the phrase originated is hotly disputed.
Chris makes me laugh.
I expect the NFL or place Rasheed rice on the NFL exempt list very soon
"On the lam" may be rooted in the dialect Scandinavian verb lam, as in the 1525 ''his wife sore lamming him,'' meaning ''to beat, pound or strike.'' Mark Twain used it twice: ''lamming the lady'' in 1855 and ''lam like all creation'' in 1865, both clearly meaning ''to beat.'' The suggested connection is that to avoid a feared lamming (related to slamming), one lams.
He’s gonna follow another Rice, Ray Rice outta the NFL. Very unfortunate. Thank GOD nobody died.