Rashee Rice charged in connection to accident - Now being investigated for assault

[90sBills]

2 minutes ago, Success said:

 

Well, I actually do believe in the cosmic aspect of things. But not as far as me influencing anything by trolling opposing fans here.

 

I’m not sure I follow? But it’s ok you do you. 

[Hermes]

20 minutes ago, Sammy Watkins' Rib said:

 

Small sample size, yes. But boy did it spiral out of control FAST in all 2.25 games. In the most recent and only two full games, the Bills defense gave up TD-TD to start off each game. In the shortened game they gave TD and at least a for sure FG could have also easily been TD-TD in that one as well. Just no answers at all on defense in either of the three games. 

 

Offense really never clicked in either as well. 

Fair enough. The Bills defense as currently stands is vastly different than the Def that played against the Bengals those few times. If the offense gets going and doesn't feel the need to force the rock to an overhyped malcontent the games turn into shootouts instead of blowouts. Which turn into coin flips at the end of the day. 

 

IMO, I'm glad they got rid of Tre, Hyde, Poyer, et al, I honestly think it boils down to the team being fed up with overpaid stars who've been playing well in spite of their talents, skills, athleticisim, etc. (Idk, maybe the defensive HC can actually coach guys up) I mean how much worse could the Def play against the Chiefs last year, Bengals the year before, or 13 second? I

[Mr. WEO]

6 hours ago, julian said:

I don’t think anyone believes another POS player will effect their ability to win a championship, if there’s a team who’s shown the ability to win with garbage character, It’s KC.

 

who were the garbage characters they won with this year (assuming Rice became a garbage character after the Lombardi)?

[NewEra]

4 hours ago, Billl said:

What’s changed?  They’ll book him, and that will be that.  This was always going to happen.  I’m curious what you think this means for him.  Go on record.  Do you think he serves time?  Will he play in the NFL this year?

lol.  You claimed it was a 10k fine and a misdemeanor.  Turns out to be 8 felonies.  That changed.  No?

 

I find it funny that you’re always so prompt in your replies and in your defense of anything KC…. Yet in this instance, @FireChans quoted you several times as the 8 felonies were announced and…….

 

I don’t blame you and I’m eager to see your end of times here.  You’re here for one reason and it's not to talk intelligent football.  
 

 

[julian]

12 minutes ago, Mr. WEO said:

 

who were the garbage characters they won with this year (assuming Rice became a garbage character after the Lombardi)?

lol… yeah I’m sure he just had a momentary lapse of judgment in an otherwise law abiding life, because that’s generally how one finds their way to drag racing with cars chalked full of narcotics and endangering innocent lives then fleeing with no regard to the wellbeing of your victims.

 

Naw, I’m gonna make the safe assumption he had garbage character while winning a title just a few months prior.

[NewEra]

5 hours ago, Billl said:

That’s BS.  I wasn’t hostile nor insulting to anyone until people started calling me out.  Is the rule here that Bills fans get to insult fans from other teams without response?

New Era asked for my response to the events.  My response was that he’s not going to serve jail time, and it didn’t impact the Super Bowl odds.  In no way was I being an instigator.

This is hilarious.  You just deleted your first post in this thread….. which was 💯 insulting, referencing Oj and Von Miller.  Which was before anyone called you out.  You just got all butt hurt that your felon team continues its felonious ways.  
 

Once you realized you’re spewing more lies and nonsense, you deleted your post 🤣 

 

can’t make this stuff up!

Edited April 13 by NewEra

[Just Jack]

8 hours ago, major said:

Both Von Miller and Rice turned themselves in to the Glenn Heights police department. This is a tiny suburb outside of Dallas. Someone should investigate why nfl players turn themselves in there instead of Dallas police or other bigger suburbs 

 

Dallas police have a hard time keeping suspects safe during investigations...

 

[Mr. WEO]

54 minutes ago, julian said:

lol… yeah I’m sure he just had a momentary lapse of judgment in an otherwise law abiding life, because that’s generally how one finds their way to drag racing with cars chalked full of narcotics and endangering innocent lives then fleeing with no regard to the wellbeing of your victims.

 

Naw, I’m gonna make the safe assumption he had garbage character while winning a title just a few months prior.

 

lol---now it's "chalked" full of "narcotics"?   he had under 1/2 ounce of weed in the car.  

 

anyway....who else?

[boyst]

14 minutes ago, Just Jack said:

 

Dallas police have a hard time keeping suspects safe during investigations...

 

Too soon. 

[julian]

31 minutes ago, Mr. WEO said:

 

lol---now it's "chalked" full of "narcotics"?   he had under 1/2 ounce of weed in the car.  

 

anyway....who else?

What point are you trying to make ? Just spit it out.. you disagree that KC has had a history of employing sh*tty people ? I think the evidence is readily available.

 

You want to defend this behaviour for some reason, fine by me, we’ll just agree to disagree.

[Mr. WEO]

1 hour ago, julian said:

What point are you trying to make ? Just spit it out.. you disagree that KC has had a history of employing sh*tty people ? I think the evidence is readily available.

 

You want to defend this behaviour for some reason, fine by me, we’ll just agree to disagree.

ive nowhere defended him.  Just pointing out the errors in your posts and questioning your conclusions

 

i asked a simple question. Spit it out…

[julian]

31 minutes ago, Mr. WEO said:

ive nowhere defended him.  Just pointing out the errors in your posts and questioning your conclusions

 

i asked a simple question. Spit it out…

Rice was the answer.. he’s the garbage character they won with last year, I already spit it out, but you seem to be in denial about Mr.Rice.

 

Anyway, I haven’t said anything that a casual NFL doesn’t already know about past KC player/staff character issues. 
 

 This isn’t an interesting debate, and for that reason I’m out. Have a great weekend.

 

 

[HappyDays]

I won't be surprised if the NFL really brings the hammer down on him. There's been too many similar incidents recently. They might want to make an example of him.

[BillsFooteball]

3 hours ago, HappyDays said:

I won't be surprised if the NFL really brings the hammer down on him. There's been too many similar incidents recently. They might want to make an example of him.

As they should. It’s a miracle nobody was killed or severely injured from this 

[90sBills]

17 hours ago, Mr. WEO said:

 

lol---now it's "chalked" full of "narcotics"?   he had under 1/2 ounce of weed in the car.  

 

anyway....who else?

That’s quite the narrative that poster has built for KC. I’m starting to think their roster is full of drugs traffickers and murderers. lol

 

These are professional athletes. They’re not saints. Some will be flawed and make mistakes. As long as there are consequences for their actions it’s all good.

 

Specifically to KC I remember the most egregious incident from players was the Kareem Hunt video. They immediately cut him loose and I’m not sure what else that poster wants them to do. Aside from that there was a dv incident with Willie Gay. They also signed Omenihu last season who had a dv incident. Both served their suspension from the commissioner. I don’t see anything over the top criminal wise from their team. So I’m curious as well to see if there’s any truth to it or it’s a case of ‘they win too much so they must employ criminals’ kind of thing. 

[Bermuda Triangle]

19 hours ago, Mr. WEO said:

 

lol---now it's "chalked" full of "narcotics"?   he had under 1/2 ounce of weed in the car.  

 

anyway....who else?

Willie Gay 

[chongli]

A reporter for the Kansas City Star is urging that Rice be cut or traded. He says, in addition to the crash, narcotics, and disregarding his victims, he left his playbook in the car.

 

"If those actions weren’t egregious enough, a Chiefs playbook was also left behind, according to The Star. In pro sports, a team’s playbook is sacred. Not only did Rice show disregard for public safety — he is fortunate he didn’t seriously injure someone or himself — his blatant disregard for important team documents should be a fireable offense."

Edited April 13 by chongli

[K D]

12 minutes ago, chongli said:

A reporter for the Kansas City Star is urging that Rice be cut or traded. He says, in addition to the crash, narcotics, and disregarding his victims, he left his playbook in the car.

 

"If those actions weren’t egregious enough, a Chiefs playbook was also left behind, according to The Star. In pro sports, a team’s playbook is sacred. Not only did Rice show disregard for public safety — he is fortunate he didn’t seriously injure someone or himself — his blatant disregard for important team documents should be a fireable offense."

[julian]

20 minutes ago, KDIGGZ said:

That was an instant classic.

[Beck Water]

1 hour ago, chongli said:

A reporter for the Kansas City Star is urging that Rice be cut or traded. He says, in addition to the crash, narcotics, and disregarding his victims, he left his playbook in the car.

 

"If those actions weren’t egregious enough, a Chiefs playbook was also left behind, according to The Star. In pro sports, a team’s playbook is sacred. Not only did Rice show disregard for public safety — he is fortunate he didn’t seriously injure someone or himself — his blatant disregard for important team documents should be a fireable offense."

 

Oh, now THAT'S serious. 

 

Throw your pregnant girlfriend around 'like a ragdoll', punch her in the face, repeatedly punch her in the stomach, and choke her?  "Tyreek Hill, you're going to be a Kansas City Chief!"  Allegedly break your son's arm?  "This is our year, just catch the ball and run fast, fella."

 

Leave a bar, get in your car, drive 50 miles over the speed limit, cause a multi-vehicle pile-up and injuries, leave the scene, and get charged with 8 felonies - No Big Deal.

 

Leave your Chiefs team playbook in the wrecked car?  CUT THE BASTARD!