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  • He is the major story on yahoo.com.

  • Indeed......and here, maybe Stallworth didn't make a mistake.

    Maybe the guy walking around was the one drinking and made a really poor judgment call on where to cross the road.

    Lot's of info to still be released.

    It's best to get the facts on something like this before ranting and raving about things you don't have any clue about.

    (not saying you are.....just commenting)

  • I remember some people wanted Marvin Harrison locked up on the spot and kicked off the Colts roster before all the info was in.

  • First and foremost thoughts and prayers to the family of the pedestrian. Stallworth is also in my prayers. I'm hoping this was just a horrible accident and no substances (drugs/alcohol) were involved. I'll wait to voice my opinion further until more info is released. I loved this signing when it happened hoping his stretch the field abilities would add another dimension to our offense. I hope it's something that could happen in 09 barring any convictions on stallworth's part.

  • What a horrible tragedy; my knee jerk reaction is to lambaste a self-centered, overpaid athlete; however, the facts are not all in and there is a family grieving the loss of a loved one whom it seems were expecting home this man this morning after the night shift….very very sad indeed

  • PROSECUTORS POISED TO CHARGE STALLWORTH WITH DUI

    Posted by Mike Florio on March 14, 2009, 6:47 p.m.

    As authorities in South Florida wait for the results of a blood draw performed on Browns receiver Donte’ Stallworth, a source with knowledge of the investigation tells us that prosecutors are preparing an indictment for DUI manslaughter, under the assumption that the results will show that Stallworth’s blood alcohol content exceeded the legal limit of 0.08 percent when he collided with a pedestrian, who later died.

    Per the source, Stallworth admitted to drinking at least four Patrons and two Margaritas. A separate source called that information “basically right,” but added that Stallworth contends he had his last drink at midnight. The incident occurred after 7:00 a.m. local time.

    We’re also told that Stallworth claimed in his statement to police that he saw the man crossing the street from a distance, and flashed the high beams and honked the horn of the Bentley he was driving. Apparently, there’s an issue as to whether Stallworth could have taken evasive action because of a barrier along the median.

    We’re told that Stallworth is badly shaken by the news that the pedestrian had died.

    And, frankly, he should be. Apart from the fact that he was involved in an accident that claimed a man’s life, Stallworth could be facing serious criminal liability, if the pending test reveals an impermissibly high concentration of alcohol in his blood.

  • Well here we go...Stallworth, welcome to the football ranks of OJ Simpson, Pacman Jones, Mike Vick and Terrell Owens.

    Looks like we are gonna need another reciever. I hope that, if he was intoxicated, he does get the full prosecution of the law. Drunk drivers need to not exist.

  • Oh Sheesh; I agree if he was DUI he should face the maximum penalty as this cost the life of an individual

  • I remember some people wanted Marvin Harrison locked up on the spot and kicked off the Colts roster before all the info was in.

    @vegasdogg said:

    I remember some people wanted Marvin Harrison locked up on the spot and kicked off the Colts roster before all the info was in.

    I think why most of us pass judgment on these guys so fast is that most of the time they are guilty.

    Every time it seems these players get into trouble they have a press conference pleading there innocence to be found stone cold guilty liars later on.

    These guys need to realize that the fans are not just older male fans but also role models for the youngsters as well.

    In all honesty it sounds as though he killed a man whether or not he was drunk or not is basically a moot point because there is someone dead and you will be doing time.

    The charge if drinking is going to be called vehicular manslaughter.

    If he was sober call it involuntary vehicular manslaughter. And you know the grieving family will go for the jugular because he is in a NFL player.

    So I will write him off as playing for the browns this year, or possibly ever again, and if he does play this year I find it hard to believe that he will be of any use with this hanging over his head.

    Oh and let not for get Roger “The Hammer” Goodell.

  • what a shame. I know he's on the team, but can we even classify him at a Brown?

  • ........ Talk about cursed. What do you do now if you are the team...Cut him and take the salary cap hit and use the remainder to go after well maybe T.O. .........

  • Well here we go...Stallworth, welcome to the football ranks of OJ Simpson, Pacman Jones, Mike Vick and Terrell Owens.

    Looks like we are gonna need another reciever. I hope that, if he was intoxicated, he does get the full prosecution of the law. Drunk drivers need to not exist.

    @theclevelandsound said:

    Well here we go...Stallworth, welcome to the football ranks of OJ Simpson, Pacman Jones, Mike Vick and Terrell Owens.

    Looks like we are gonna need another reciever. I hope that, if he was intoxicated, he does get the full prosecution of the law. Drunk drivers need to not exist.

    what did T.O. ever do off the field

    This will probably drag out for awhile so he might still be on the team when the season starts

  • Perhaps there is some sort of out in the contract in case of vehicular homicide...

    Welcome to Leonard Little Part Two.

  • ........ Talk about cursed. What do you do now if you are the team...Cut him and take the salary cap hit and use the remainder to go after well maybe T.O. .........

    @osusev said:

    ........ Talk about cursed. What do you do now if you are the team...Cut him and take the salary cap hit and use the remainder to go after well maybe T.O. .........

    T.O. is a Bill but maybe Torry Holt if he would even want to come here

  • T.O.?

  • @theclevelandsound said:

    Well here we go...Stallworth, welcome to the football ranks of OJ Simpson, Pacman Jones, Mike Vick and Terrell Owens.

    Looks like we are gonna need another reciever. I hope that, if he was intoxicated, he does get the full prosecution of the law. Drunk drivers need to not exist.

    what did T.O. ever do off the field

    This will probably drag out for awhile so he might still be on the team when the season starts

    nmills said:

    what did T.O. ever do off the field

    This will probably drag out for awhile so he might still be on the team when the season starts

    I didnt say anything about off the field. You might have implied that I was saying that, even though all I did was give example of notoriuos football players.

    My father said that we might resign Jeruvicius, even though I think we are going to wait till the draft and sign Michael Crabtree.

    And Tory Holt is still out there my friends.

  • @theclevelandsound said:

    Well here we go...Stallworth, welcome to the football ranks of OJ Simpson, Pacman Jones, Mike Vick and Terrell Owens.

    Looks like we are gonna need another reciever. I hope that, if he was intoxicated, he does get the full prosecution of the law. Drunk drivers need to not exist.

    what did T.O. ever do off the field

    This will probably drag out for awhile so he might still be on the team when the season starts

    nmills said:

    what did T.O. ever do off the field

    Exactly. TO is a dick, but not a murderer...

  • ........ Talk about cursed. What do you do now if you are the team...Cut him and take the salary cap hit and use the remainder to go after well maybe T.O. .........

    @osusev said:

    ........ Talk about cursed. What do you do now if you are the team...Cut him and take the salary cap hit and use the remainder to go after well maybe T.O. .........

    T.O. signed in Buffalo.... This is really turning ugly... I was hoping he would able to be productive for us this year and it's not looking like he will see the field at all... I'm hoping he wasn't drunk while driving. Call a cab or a friend or some form of DD there is no reason for this. It's truly an ugly situation for all those involved. I"m saying he deserves whatever punishment he receives because there is no reason to ever drink and drive... Hopefully one day he will be able to recover from this but it looks like his playing days are done.

  • Does the NFL give compensatory picks for stuff like this?

  • Does the NFL give compensatory picks for stuff like this?

    nmills said:

    Does the NFL give compensatory picks for stuff like this?

    No sir but I sure as hell wish they did.

    Wait...was that a serious question?