January 25, 200719 yr GT, what if any repurcussions will he face from the NFL? It wouldn't be a drug or alcohol suspension because the DUI was dropped. If the DUI stuck, he was done for 4 games to start next year. They can suspend him for the conviction, but those guidelines are not set in stone...
January 25, 200719 yr Author It wouldn't be a drug or alcohol suspension because the DUI was dropped. If the DUI stuck, he was done for 4 games to start next year. They can suspend him for the conviction, but those guidelines are not set in stone... Thank you for the info. I would not be surprised if that occurs to send a message to the rest of the Bengals. Especially since the NFL bigwig visited with the Bengals this season and offered assistance in dealing with all of the arrests and legal actions.
January 25, 200719 yr http://www.wlwt.com/video/10845553/index.html There is the video of the judge ripping him...
January 25, 200719 yr Straight up called him Stanley Wilson... If he doesn't feel a little change of heart after that I don't know if anything will.
January 26, 200719 yr Wow! If he has any feelings at all, he would have felt about 2 feet tall! take that Stanley Wilson!!! :eek: :fight:
January 26, 200719 yr Straight up called him Stanley Wilson... I was wondering if Henry was standing there thinking, who the heck is Stanley Wilson?
January 26, 200719 yr For people who don't remember ... Stanley Wilson, Sr. was an American professional football player, a running back, for the National Football League's Cincinnati Bengals. He attended college at the University of Oklahoma and selected by the Bengals in the ninth round of the 1983 NFL Draft. Primarily used as a fullback, Wilson's career was marred by two suspensions for use of a banned substance, cocaine, in 1985 and 1987. Wilson's suspensions cost him both the 1985 and 1987 seasons in their entirety. Inarguably, the most notorious instance of Wilson's relapse into cocaine usage was on the eve of Super Bowl XXIII, where the Bengals were to play the San Francisco 49ers. On the evening of January 21, 1989, Stanley Wilson was found on the floor of his Miami hotel room by running backs coach Jim Anderson. Wilson was unconscious. Bengals head coach Sam Wyche had little choice but to leave him off the roster. Later, Stanley Wilson was permanently banned from the NFL. In the years after his relapse and banishment, Wilson was in and out of rehabilitation on several occasions. In 1999, he was convicted of stealing $130,000 in property from a Beverly Hills, California home to support his habit. He was sentenced to 22 years in Lancaster, California state prison for burglary. During his trial, Wilson's lawyer contended that Wilson suffers from bipolar disorder.
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