https://www.espn.com/nfl/story/_/id/32987257/las-vegas-raiders-cb-nate-hobbs-arrested-dui-hours-win-indianapolis-colts

Nate Hobbs slept through the team and league Henry Ruggs wakeup call.

33 minutes ago, The Raven said:

https://www.espn.com/nfl/story/_/id/32987257/las-vegas-raiders-cb-nate-hobbs-arrested-dui-hours-win-indianapolis-colts

Nate Hobbs slept through the team and league Henry Ruggs wakeup call.

Would you please explain that a little more?

Henry Ruggs, while driving drunk, has an accident in which the person in the other car was killed.  Here, just a number of weeks later, another Raider is busted for a DUI.  As if your now former teammate killing someone, and potentially spending the rest of his life behind bars wasn't enough to make you wise up.

These incidents happen everywhere. Driving drunk is widely accepted as an irresponsible, reckless and potentially deadly proposition. You literally hear and see the message to not drive drunk every day, and situations like Ruggs' are not uncommon. Yet every day probably millions of people get behind the wheel after a few too many, despite knowing the potential outcome. Go to any bar, any day of the week and you'll find someone making the decision to drive after drinking. This isn't a Raider problem.

Wasn't implying it was just a Raider problem.  But with the Ruggs incident earlier this season, you'd think the Raiders organization and players would be hyper-vigilant about DUI and its consequences.

6 hours ago, The Raven said:

Wasn't implying it was just a Raider problem.  But with the Ruggs incident earlier this season, you'd think the Raiders organization and players would be hyper-vigilant about DUI and its consequences.

I can guarantee the organization reminds players of responsible behavior on a regular basis. When you deal with adults earning a minimum of 660k a year many believe the are invincible and immortal. Sad but true.