Not sure who Rocket was referring too, but you could go with Donte Stallworth.

 

That was an accidental death though. I took Rocket to mean players who have intentionally killed people have played again.

John Rocker 2.0

I really hate the fact that the Bengals lost to the Fins now.:angrybird8:

I saw something about paying for a trip as well not just dinners.

 

Yeah $15,000 just for one trip. A trip he didn't even go on!!!!

 

From the way I read it, he wasn't the only one who paid either, although I'm not sure if the other guys had to cough up 15k.

That was an accidental death though. I took Rocket to mean players who have intentionally killed people have played again.

 

Ray Lewis?

Not to take away from the level of piece of crap Incognito has achieved...but at what point is it on the rookies (who are grown men) to say go screw yourself when handed a $30,000 tab to pay for? Tradition be damned, ask me to pay for a trip I didn't go on and you can kiss my butt.

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Ray Lewis?

 

What about him? We're talking about people who actually killed another person.

Not to take away from the level of piece of crap Incognito has achieved...but at what point is it on the rookies (who are grown men) to say go screw yourself when handed a $30' date='000 tab to pay for? Tradition be damned, ask me to pay for a trip I didn't go on and you can kiss my butt.[/quote']

 

Agreed.

 

Incognito sounds like a tool either way.

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What about him? We're talking about people who actually killed another person.

 

I know....

What about him? We're talking about people who actually killed another person.

 

Does the Linebacker Little count? Didn't he commit vehicular manslaughter?

I know....

 

So what relevance does a person who's never killed another person have to the discussion?

Does the Linebacker Little count? Didn't he commit vehicular manslaughter?

 

Not familiar with the incident, but that sounds an awful lot like Stallworth. I'm talking about someone who intentionally killed a person. Accidents happen, and can even lead to charges. That doesn't mean they were intentional.

What about him? We're talking about people who actually killed another person.

 

Saw that coming a mile away. You were just waiting for that.

Not familiar with the incident, but that sounds an awful lot like Stallworth. I'm talking about someone who intentionally killed a person. Accidents happen, and can even lead to charges. That doesn't mean they were intentional.

 

We're talking semantics here.

 

Stallworth was out partying all night and killed someone at 7 in the morning on his way home from partying. He's lucky he isn't in jail as we speak.

 

Little was in and out of trouble his whole NFL career and I believe had substance abuse problems as well. He probably got lucky as well.

 

Ray Lewis is as guilty as OJ.

 

Even social pariah, Mike Vick, got to keep playing.

 

Intentional or not, these guys all took someone's(or dogs) life directly or indirectly and still played the game. If a team needs Ritchie they'll pick him up just like these guys all kept playing.

We're talking semantics here.

 

Stallworth was out partying all night and killed someone at 7 in the morning on his way home from partying. He's lucky he isn't in jail as we speak.

 

Little was in and out of trouble his whole NFL career and I believe had substance abuse problems as well. He probably got lucky as well.

 

Ray Lewis is as guilty as OJ.

 

Even social pariah, Mike Vick, got to keep playing.

 

Intentional or not, these guys all took someone's(or dogs) life directly or indirectly and still played the game. If a team needs Ritchie they'll pick him up just like these guys all kept playing.

 

But semantics matter.

 

Ray Lewis was guilty, he didn't cooperate with the investigation. He did not kill anyone though.

 

As far as Incognito goes, he's terrible anyways. He won't ever play another down if this stuff turns out to be true.