Hernandez Guilty

[Mudfly]

how about a serial rapist??......if so, add Darren Sharper to the list.....

[gftChris]

All-prison team has Vick in it surely? And a place for Plaxico Burress I'm guessing.

[Mudfly]

Ryan Leaf....makes both the all time bust list....AND felon list.....

looks good in stripes too(would make a good stooler).....

[calfoxwc]

Hernandez would have been a steeler, except he didn't

take cheapshots on the field in college......

[Zombo]

@hoorta said:

We may have to start a separate thread on this- but nominations are open for the All-Time Prison team. (felonies only please) Gip- feel free to chime in.

RB- we have Phillips, OJ, Mercury Morris, and Maurice Clarett

QB- Art Schlister

WR Rae Carruth

TE Hernandez

Going by quality of the player of those that have done hard time:

QB - MikeVick

RB OJ Simpson

RB Merc Morris

WR Plax Burress

WR Mark Ingram

TE Aaron Hernandez

Those are some pretty good weapons. (pun not intended)

Other playmakers off the bench: Billy Cannon, Rae Caruth, Cecil "The Diesel" Collins, Travis Henry, Dave Meggett, Bam Morris, Lawrence Phillips, Stanley Wilson

Lot's of speed, this team could slice you up (ok, that one was intended)

If you wanted to get technical you could add former Browns Donte Stallworth (30 days in the hole) and Jamal Lewis (4 months in a jumpsuit).

I got the list from here:http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_professional_sportspeople_convicted_of_crimes#American_football_.28Gridiron.29

When you look at the NFL names, the RBs really stick out, followed by WRs ... the big guys, and the defenders, not as much. They must get the violence out of their system on the field

[gftChris]

Flashy skill players are more likely to be involved in crimes? Could not have seen that coming...

[The Gipper]

Ship him off to the Phantom Zone

[miktoxic]

forgot about the ex-brown/raven in jamal lewis. was the king pin of a high level coke dealing ring and only served 4 months. 4 FLIPPIN MONTHS??? you or me would still be in jail.

[Erie Dawg]

Guess be will be tried for another murder as well, what a waste.

[Chicopee John]

@hoorta said:

We may have to start a separate thread on this- but nominations are open for the All-Time Prison team. (felonies only please) Gip- feel free to chime in.

RB- we have Phillips, OJ, Mercury Morris, and Maurice Clarett

QB- Art Schlister

WR Rae Carruth

TE Hernandez

RB: Kevin Mack

QB: Dr. David Mays

[hoorta]

@chicopee-john said:

RB: Kevin Mack

QB: Dr. David Mays

Must be getting senile, John- forgot about Kevin Crack.But in the big scheme of things- just hardly rates- drug possession. Don't remember Mays getting busted for anything though.

[Westside Steve]

@hoorta said:

We may have to start a separate thread on this- but nominations are open for the All-Time Prison team. (felonies only please) Gip- feel free to chime in.

RB- we have Phillips, OJ, Mercury Morris, and Maurice Clarett

QB- Art Schlister

WR Rae Carruth

TE Hernandez

Mike Vick?

WSS

[nickers]

RB Charles White.. didnt he get busted?

[Westside Steve]

@nickers said:

RB Charles White.. didnt he get busted?

"Snow" White.

WSS

[Chicopee John]

@hoorta said:

Must be getting senile, John- forgot about Kevin Crack.But in the big scheme of things- just hardly rates- drug possession. Don't remember Mays getting busted for anything though.

I agree, Larry, but somebody above cited Felonies as the qualifications

I may be senile but I thought David Mays is in the slammer for murder.

NEWSWIRE

Jurisprudence

July 26, 1991|From Staff and Wire Reports

David Mays, a former NFL backup quarterback who was indicted eight months ago for attempted murder, was charged in Cleveland after prosecutors unsealed the indictment.

Mays, a dentist from Shaker Heights, Ohio, who played for the Cleveland Browns in 1976 and '77 and with the Buffalo Bills in 1978, is accused of trying to kill Kenneth Baiko, a dentist from Brecksville, Ohio, on May 10, 1990.

Baiko recently purchased Mays' practice. Mays' attorney, Terry Gilbert, said Baiko filed a civil suit in May alleging that Mays attacked him because he wanted to break the deal to buy Mays' practice.

Baiko claimed Mays arranged an early morning meeting at the office to go over details of the transfer, then attacked him. Baiko charged that he was struck on the head with a blunt object, knocked to the floor and stabbed in the calf, knee and hand. He was ordered to lie on his stomach and was stabbed in the neck.