December 4, 200619 yr ANOTHER BENGAL BUSTED Man, you can't make this stuff up. After a couple of quiet months, another member of the Cincinnati Bengals has gotten into trouble. This time, it's receiver Reggie McNeal, who was arrested early Sunday for trying to get into a Houston nightclub after it had closed. McNeal, a rookie, played quarterback in college for Texas A&M. An off-duty Houston Police Department officer was working security at the club. McNeal reportedly became aggressive and pushed the officer when he was told that he couldn't enter. McNeal was also involved in the incident from earlier in the season that resulted in the banishment of linebacker OdellThurman and a one-game deactivation of Chris Henry. It was McNeal's vehicle that Thurman was driving while intoxicated, and from which Henry was vomiting while Thurman was being arrested. The Bengals have worked their way to 7-5 after a rocky start to the season. http://www.profootballtalk.com/rumormill.htm
December 4, 200619 yr That's just stupid, really. This wouldn't be a big deal if it wasn't the 8th (give or take a few) Bengal arrested. I say let him go...
December 4, 200619 yr That's just stupid, really. This wouldn't be a big deal if it wasn't the 8th (give or take a few) Bengal arrested. I say let him go... It sounds like its pretty petty.
December 4, 200619 yr Didn't Marvin issue something about not getting any "phone calls" about guys who had done something stupid. Thought I read that in the paper today. Unreal.
December 4, 200619 yr Didn't Marvin issue something about not getting any "phone calls" about guys who had done something stupid. Thought I read that in the paper today. Unreal. That quote was taken WAY of of context. He said he didn't want to hear any excuses about the return to Cincy that's required tomorrow morning. He was making sure 3 days at home didn't turn in to 4. No more no less...
December 4, 200619 yr Author That quote was taken WAY of of context. He said he didn't want to hear any excuses about the return to Cincy that's required tomorrow morning. He was making sure 3 days at home didn't turn in to 4. No more no less... I saw him say it...and I don't know how or why some one would take what he said out of context. What he said was obvious...make your flight plans right, and don't be late.:thumb:
December 4, 200619 yr The report says Mcneal pushed an off-duty police officer. Lets say he really pushed a bouncer. Unless the "bouncer" announced himself as an officer, then he is just that, a bouncer at a club. Its usually not a good idea to be pushing around bouncers, but I don't think it is that big a deal.
December 4, 200619 yr With their history, waive him. 2nd time in just a few months he has been involved with something that he doesn't need to be involved with. Let him be someone else's problem.
December 4, 200619 yr With their history, waive him. 2nd time in just a few months he has been involved with something that he doesn't need to be involved with. Let him be someone else's problem. If that was the case in Cincy, Henry would no longer be there!!
December 4, 200619 yr If that was the case in Cincy, Henry would no longer be there!! I had that view. And I believe Lewis is to the point that if Henry does something this season or next, he will be gone. Now he goes 2-3 years with a clean record and he probably has earned some leeway on that.
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