January 31, 200719 yr Chargers strong safety Terrence Kiel was cited for urinating in public last month, his second run-in with the law in less than three months and the eighth by a San Diego player since April. Maria Velasquez, spokeswoman for City Attorney Mike Aguirre, confirmed that Kiel was cited and released by police outside a nightclub in the Gaslamp Quarter at 1:50 a.m. on Dec. 18. The case is being reviewed and no charges have been filed yet, Velasquez said. Kiel is scheduled to make a court appearance on Feb. 20. "It's very disappointing when you hear of things like this," Chargers general manager A.J. Smith said. Kiel faces five felony drug charges stemming from his arrest in late September by Drug Enforcement Administration agents. The DEA said Kiel admitted to shipping at least two parcels of prescription cough syrup to Texas, apparently to be mixed with soft drinks to make a concoction known as "lean." Kiel was led off the practice field and arrested in the locker room on Sept. 26. He didn't accompany the team to its game at Baltimore the following Sunday. The Chargers were an NFL-best 14-2 and earned home-field advantage throughout the AFC playoffs, but were upset 24-21 by the New England Patriots in the divisional round. http://www.mercurynews.com/mld/mercurynews/news/local/states/california/northern_california/16583326.htm
January 31, 200719 yr Author Don't look now, the Bengals have some competition! :lol: They have all year. When you're 14-2 and a #1 seed people are talking about the positive...
January 31, 200719 yr They have all year. When you're 14-2 and a #1 seed people are talking about the positive... But when you lose your one and only playoff game and your 8th player gets arrested...people talk about the negative. :thumb:
January 31, 200719 yr Author But when you lose your one and only playoff game and your 8th player gets arrested...people talk about the negative. :thumb: :ylsuper:
January 31, 200719 yr About time people started talking about the Chargers problems, and even though there only one arrest behind us, people will still not look at the Chargers like the do at the Bengals now....
January 31, 200719 yr Author About time people started talking about the Chargers problems, and even though there only one arrest behind us, people will still not look at the Chargers like the do at the Bengals now.... 14-2...
January 31, 200719 yr Actually, Kiel wasn't arrested. He was cited, which is the same as getting a traffic ticket. Foley (DUI twice), Kiel (transporting codene), Curry (domestic violence), and Gordon (DUI) were arrested in 2006. Who were the other four?
January 31, 200719 yr Author Actually, Kiel wasn't arrested. He was cited, which is the same as getting a traffic ticket. Foley (DUI twice), Kiel (transporting codene), Curry (domestic violence), and Gordon (DUI) were arrested in 2006. Who were the other four? Sounds a bit like the misleading tone of 9 Bengal arrests. Foley X3 (can't leave out a cop shooting you in the face), Kiel X2, and roid rage. We're up to 7...
January 31, 200719 yr I forgot about Shaun Phillips. That's five Chargers arrested in 2006. Henry, Nicholson, Rucker, Askew, Steinbach, Thurman, McNeil, and O'Neal were eight different Bengals arrested in 2006. Joseph makes the ninth different Bengal in a year. The thread says 8th Charger. Not 8th arrest.
January 31, 200719 yr Author I forgot about Shaun Phillips. That's five Chargers arrested in 2006. Henry, Nicholson, Rucker, Askew, Steinbach, Thurman, McNeil, and O'Neal were eight different Bengals arrested in 2006. Joseph makes the ninth different Bengal in a year. The thread says 8th Charger. Not 8th arrest. and the eighth by a San Diego player since April. Should read Arrest. Sorry...
January 31, 200719 yr I think both are ridiculous and these teams combined for one playoff game and zero playoff wins. I don't think the arrests to playoff wins ratio is a coincidence. Both organizations need to take a long look in the mirror in the offseason.
January 31, 200719 yr Author I think both are ridiculous and these teams combined for one playoff game and zero playoff wins. I don't think the arrests to playoff wins ratio is a coincidence. Both organizations need to take a long look in the mirror in the offseason. Like the Bears... http://www.sportsline.com/columns/story/9963677
January 31, 200719 yr Four different Bears were arrested. They are the third seed in the convict playoffs.
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