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Syracusecards said:Akili Smith
David Klingler
Ki-Jana Carter
Tim Couch
Courtney Brown
Ryan Picket
Dameione Lewis
Those are just bad picks, they didn't fail because they were morons.
Syracusecards said:Akili Smith
David Klingler
Ki-Jana Carter
Tim Couch
Courtney Brown
Ryan Picket
Dameione Lewis
Mulli808 said:Sean Taylor. "Now I know ABC's....."
Russ Smith said:He was acquitted although because he refused the breathalyzer it's still on his record.
Mulli808 said:So is the story about the alphabet problems incorrect?
Mulli808 said:I heard he left out three letters saying it A-Z. However, I will withdraw his name until further notice.
Russ Smith said:What Wally posted they said Taylor did the entire alphabet backwards but left out one letter.
FWIW I heard a CHP on radio once say that if she hears someone singing the ABC song she immediately cites them for a DUI. The interviewer then cited a study that said some really high % of those educated in American schools can NOT recite the alphabet without that song. I know I'm horrible at backwards I'd have to be able to write it down.
SECTION 11 said:I demand to be on the All-Moron team.
Maybe backup punter or something?
I believe he was a Cowboy when he went cookoo, the Bears released him the year before. Didn't he walk like 3 miles barefood in the snow with a gun to his head or something like that.Skkorpion said:Duane Thomas
Also, that DE for the Bears who went cukoo a few years back (he was from Ohio State)
bankybruce said:Former NFL lineman committed to a psychiatric hospital
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Associated Press
PHILADELPHIA -- Federal prosecutors have charged former NFL lineman Alonzo Spellman with terrorizing fellow passengers on a flight and prompting the plane to make an emergency landing.
The 31-year-old Spellman, who last played for the Detroit Lions, was charged with interfering with a flight crew after the disturbance on a July 23 flight from Cincinnati to Philadelphia, according to a federal complaint unsealed Friday.
Spellman also was arrested later that day for allegedly ransacking his brother's home in Mount Holly, N.J. There, he was charged with making threats, criminal mischief and hindering apprehension.
He was later committed to a psychiatric hospital.
Investigators said the 6-foot-6, 320-pound defensive end terrified passengers, first by yelling about the possibility of a crash, then by cursing, calling a female passenger an offensive name and threatening to smash a flight attendant's head with his cleats.
The tirade continued throughout the flight, an FBI agent said. One male passenger seated next to Spellman fled to another part of the plane and refused to return, authorities said.
The plane's pilot was granted permission to land ahead of schedule at Philadelphia International Airport. Other flights preparing to land ahead of the plane were briefly diverted, authorities said.
Once on the ground, Spellman refused to disembark for about 10 minutes and repeatedly threatened the pilot, court records said.
''I can feel the adrenaline rushing through my hands. I am about to rip your throat out,'' Spellman told Capt. Robert Freund, according to investigators.
Police initially allowed Spellman to walk free after the flight, but he was arrested after a second disturbance at the home of his brother in Mount Holly, N.J.
Spellman's lawyer, Judith S. Gracey, declined to comment on the charges Friday.
Spellman, who was charged with interfering with a flight crew, has a history of behavioral problems.
He received psychiatric treatment at a Chicago Hospital in 1998 after being involved in a standoff with police. On July 16 he was arrested in Dearborn, Mich., on charges of drunken driving. An arrest warrant was issued when he failed to show up in court.
Spellman was released by the Lions in October, ending an NFL career that began in 1992 with the Chicago Bears. He also played two seasons with the Dallas Cowboys after taking a year off to be treated for bipolar disorder.
wallyburger said:Terry Moron Bradshaw. Dumbest QB ever.
wallyburger said:Terry Moron Bradshaw. Dumbest QB ever.
AzCards21 said:No legal trouble, played the game until he retired at his utmost ability, has a couple of rings to show for the effort. No way he makes this list.
ajcardfan said:Four rings. Only Bradshaw and Montana can claim that.
wallyburger said:Terry Moron Bradshaw. Dumbest QB ever.