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#1 Posted : Thursday, August 8, 2019 7:57:08 AM(UTC)
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In terms of awful http://www.cardinalscheapstore.com/byron-murphy-jersey-cheap , deplorable, dirty, horrific and disgraceful behavior, 2014/2015 was a terrible year for the National Football League. Ray Rice,. Adrian Peterson and a few other did some other despicable things. But of course, we only remember the biggest names and the most terrible crimes.Adrian Peterson and Ray Rice were top tier running backs, while some names were briefly mentioned, received a round of "tsk tsk's" and then went back to whatever roster spot they occupied on the roster prior to their acts.Think about the notoriously cringe-worthy people in NFL folklore; let's say Ray Carruth and O.J. Simpson are some of the biggest dirtbags. Carruth tried to have the woman carrying his child murdered and O.J. was somehow acquitted but then went on to rob and take a guy hostage in Las Vegas, which was his ultimate undoing. But they are just the tip of the iceberg when it comes to NFL players who did horrible things. Michael Vick was the most high profile animal abuser in the league but is he the only one? Not by a long shot. The same goes for murders, robberies, assaults Dre'Mont Jones Jersey , spousal abuse and sexual crimes. We hear and remember the prominent names but for every one who becomes notorious, five others return to the sidelines, keep their heads down and continue to let the dough roll in.For your reading pleasure we have compiled a list of some of the league's lesser known scumbags, just, you know, for fun. Keep in mind that victim-less drug offenses such as possession will not appear here, same as stupidity crimes like saying "bomb" in an airport; just crimes that actually hurt people, committed by less renowned players will be featured. JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (AP) — Jacksonville Jaguars running back Leonard Fournette was arrested Thursday for driving with a suspended license and released a short time later.Fournette paid a $1,508 bond and was freed after spending less than 30 minutes in the Duval County Jail, according to jail records.Fournette was pulled over after a Jacksonville Sheriff’s deputy clocked him driving 65 mph in a 45 mph zone Andy Isabella Jersey , according to the police report. Fournette was cited for speeding and for having illegal tint on his SUV. He was arrested for the suspended license.The arresting officer recalled pulling Fournette over last July for driving 80 mph in a 45 mph zone, the report said. The officer issued Fournette a written warning for reckless driving — he was allegedly weaving in and out of traffic — not having his driver’s license and having illegal tint on a different car.Fournette’s license was suspended last month after he failed to pay or protest a speeding ticket from November 2018, court records show. Fournette was cited in nearby Neptune Beach for driving 37 mph in a 25 mph zone.The Jaguars said in a statement they “are aware of the situation involving Leonard Fournette and are continuing to gather more information. No further comment will be provided at this time.”The arrest is the latest issue for Fournette , the fourth overall pick in the 2017 draft who was injured, suspended and on the bench in crunch time last season. He also was fined, criticized and admittedly not in ideal shape late in the year.Most telling, the Jaguars voided the remaining guarantees in Fournette’s four-year rookie contract worth $27.1 million. The team made the move following Fournette’s weeklong suspension in late November for instigating a fight in Buffalo.Fournette has challenged the decision, which could cost him up to $7.1 million. The one-week suspension already cost him nearly $100,000 in salary.Fournette also drew the team’s ire when he and fellow running back T.J. Yeldon spent most of the season finale — a 20-3 loss at Houston — on the bench and disengaged from coaches and teammates.Personnel chief Tom Coughlin ripped both players for being “disrespectful” and “selfish.”Fournette had a lengthy meeting with Coughlin and coach Doug Marrone after the season in hopes of clearing the air and staring anew.“I have full confidence in him,” Coughlin said last month. “He does have some things he’s got to prove when he comes back about his preparation, but he’s a young http://www.cardinalscheapstore.com/zach-allen-jersey-cheap , young player. He loves football, had an outstanding year, had a very disappointing year. We want him to be a great player and I think he’s in the same mindset.”Fournette has missed 11 games in two seasons because of injuries and suspensions. The former LSU star ran for 439 yards and five touchdowns in eight games last season after running for 1,040 yards and nine touchdowns as a rookie.Fournette had been working out in Wyoming with LSU’s former LSU strength and conditioning coordinator.He likely returned to Jacksonville in time for the team’s offseason conditioning program, which begins Monday.The Jags have revamped their running backs room in hopes of helping Fournette. They fired position coach Tyrone Wheatley , released running back Carlos Hyde and let Yeldon and Corey Grant leave in free agency. They hired 64-year-old Terry Robiskie, who, like Fournette, was born and raised in New Orleans and attended LSU, as running backs coach. They also signed veteran Alfred Blue (another LSU alum) to be Fournette’s backup.
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