It's the off week for football. The week before the superbowl where the teams spend forced time answering inane questions to the sports media from how does it feel to be in the superbowl to are you going to be in the new Cambell's Chunky Soup commercial?
However there are a few questions the players will not be asked, mainly; why are so many NFL players being arrested and what brand of jock strap do you wear? Let's concentrate on the 1st question.
The NFL Crimes Newsblog lists 2008 arrests week by week with a year total of 56 that doesn't include 2009. If all those arrested were a team 3 would have to be cut in order to make the 53 man roster limit.
Here's the latest:
Dave Meggett, who in the 1990's was the 3rd down back for the New York Giants, is facing rape charges for the 2nd or 3rd time.
The biggest news is Michael Vick will be released from prison in June and is planning on making a comeback.
Jemele Hill, blogging for ESPN believes Vick should be able to rejoin the NFl. She is mistaken. Hill tries to use the human life verse animal life distinction; a preposterous thought process that there is a difference when it comes to torture and killing. Out of her 5 points of why Vick should be back in the NFL, the top 2 are his accomplishments and his excitement potential. O.K. one of his accomplishments is housing and hosting dogfighting events. Idiot.
This is what he did:
Are you kidding me Miss Hill? You should be ashamed of yourself!Peta wants Vick to get a brain scan and a full psychiatric evaluation before they air a public service announcement from him and allegedly endorse his comeback attempt.
Listen I can't fathom why or how anyone could harm a domesticated animal such as a dog, cat, bird etc... I'll admit my undying love and appreciation for animals, wild and domesticated. I even swerve out of the way on icy roads to not kill one of these:
So don't tailgate me.
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