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   Elvis Dumervil might have just grabbed the Dumbass of the Offseason Award from the Adrian Peterson

16 Jul 2012 03:33 PM   |   3440 clicks   |   ESPN
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Jim from Saint Paul     
Actually, he probably picked it off the ground if it involves AP.

16 Jul 2012 03:34 PM
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Jim from Saint Paul     
Jim from Saint Paul: Actually, he probably picked it off the ground if it involves AP.

Actually AP has taken care of his fumbling problems. I just know my audience.

16 Jul 2012 03:35 PM
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Killer Cars     
Might as well add a "b" in his last name.

16 Jul 2012 03:54 PM
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Gonz     
Looking for a trade to the Bengals?

16 Jul 2012 03:54 PM
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grinding_journalist     
Unless there are specific laws he broke regarding the ownership of the gun (and lying to the cops about it), this could *probably* be resolved by the judge getting everyone in the courtroom together, berating them for being thickheaded assholes, making them apologize to each other and take a road rage class, and taking their guns away for a few years, at the very least. Yeah, it was dumb, but nobody got shot.

/spare me the what ifs, what happened happened

16 Jul 2012 03:56 PM
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wyldkard     
Yes, I understand flashing guns in traffic is a "bad, mkay", but aggravated assault? Seriously?

16 Jul 2012 03:58 PM
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elguerodiablo     
I thought Florida was one of those republican hellholes like texas where gun ownership was mandatory and shooting people was not only encouraged but a god given right.

16 Jul 2012 04:07 PM
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Captain Steroid    [TotalFark]  
imageshack.us

16 Jul 2012 04:14 PM
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rka     
wyldkard: Yes, I understand flashing guns in traffic is a "bad, mkay", but aggravated assault? Seriously?

Surprised it wasn't felony menacing myself. Not sure if what he did can actually be construed as assault or even attempted assault.

But menacing with a deadly weapon? Oh yeah. That could be up to a Class 5 felony in Colorado.

I'm always amazed at how much trouble NFL players can get into during the 6 weeks between mini-camp and the start of actual training camp.

16 Jul 2012 04:16 PM
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Rapmaster2000     
Road rage never works out for anyone. Laugh at people who are raging at you. It's hilarious.

16 Jul 2012 04:17 PM
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Jim from Saint Paul     
rka: wyldkard: Yes, I understand flashing guns in traffic is a "bad, mkay", but aggravated assault? Seriously?

Surprised it wasn't felony menacing myself. Not sure if what he did can actually be construed as assault or even attempted assault.

But menacing with a deadly weapon? Oh yeah. That could be up to a Class 5 felony in Colorado.

I'm always amazed at how much trouble NFL players can get into during the 6 weeks between mini-camp and the start of actual training camp.


"Nothing good ever happens being out after 10PM for a ball player"
Mike Morris

16 Jul 2012 04:20 PM
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IAmRight    [TotalFark]  
rka: Not sure if what he did can actually be construed as assault or even attempted assault.

Assault = threat of violence. Battery = actual violence.

16 Jul 2012 04:21 PM
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upndn     
Gonz: Looking for a trade to the Bengals?

Ha ha snort

16 Jul 2012 04:24 PM
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The Flexecutioner     
grinding_journalist: Unless there are specific laws he broke regarding the ownership of the gun (and lying to the cops about it), this could *probably* be resolved by the judge getting everyone in the courtroom together, berating them for being thickheaded assholes, making them apologize to each other and take a road rage class, and taking their guns away for a few years, at the very least. Yeah, it was dumb, but nobody got shot.

/spare me the what ifs, what happened happened


don't forget not arresting the people in the impala for throwing a rock and hitting his range rover. certainly no infractions there.

/uh huh

16 Jul 2012 04:26 PM
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tburns6    [TotalFark]  
this

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16 Jul 2012 04:27 PM
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redmid17    [TotalFark]  
I guaran damn tee it that AP gets off no questions asked. That story smelled more rotten than corpse's maggot filled cooter from the day it happened.

16 Jul 2012 04:27 PM
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dwrash     
At least there was no Plaxident.

16 Jul 2012 04:29 PM
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redmid17    [TotalFark]  
tburns6: this

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Let us know when the case gets moved to colorado

16 Jul 2012 04:30 PM
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Igor Jakovsky     
The Adrian Peterson?

Is that like The Situation?

16 Jul 2012 04:43 PM
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Igor Jakovsky     
grinding_journalist: Unless there are specific laws he broke regarding the ownership of the gun (and lying to the cops about it), this could *probably* be resolved by the judge getting everyone in the courtroom together, berating them for being thickheaded assholes, making them apologize to each other and take a road rage class, and taking their guns away for a few years, at the very least. Yeah, it was dumb, but nobody got shot.

/spare me the what ifs, what happened happened


Well you have a witness who saw them with concealed weapons. That is a big no no in FL without a CCP. Said weapons were found in their possession. Better hope they were acquired legitamately. Aggravated assault when they showed the other people their gats as they approached the vehicle . Nobody has to get shot for a crime to take place. Remember there is a witness so its a little more than he said she said.

IMO if it was just people yelling at each other Id agree that some counseling is probably all that is needed. If found guilty of the gun crimes he needs to do some time.

16 Jul 2012 04:55 PM
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mc_madness     
He handled things rationally and calmly.

The right to bear arms is a right passed on from our foreskins of yesteryear...

16 Jul 2012 05:22 PM
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LeroyBourne     
Jeez, just show each other your penises and just get it over with already.

16 Jul 2012 05:31 PM
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farbekrieg     
didnt dum dum also deny having a weapon in his vehicle when asked by the cops, and when said vehicle was searched they found it in the glovebox?

also hilarious that the gun flashing happened outside a victorias secret.... i bet that happens all the time


/if ya know what i mean

16 Jul 2012 05:33 PM
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IamSoSmart_S_M_R_T     
Igor Jakovsky:
Well you have a witness who saw them with concealed weapons. That is a big no no in FL without a CCP. Said weapons were found in their possession. Better hope they were acquired legitamately. Aggravated assault when they showed the other people their gats as they approached the vehicle . Nobody has to get shot for a crime to take place. Remember there is a witness so its a little more than he said she said.


It varies from state to state, but generally, if you're permitted to carry concealed, it must remain concealed unless it's a life or death situation. CCP's don't give you the right to waive your gun around because someone pissed you off.

16 Jul 2012 05:34 PM
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Bermuda59     
Elivis could have shot them and then used the "Stand your ground law", I mean it is Florida.

16 Jul 2012 06:16 PM
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cornbread and the collard greens     
Just a guess but he is black?

16 Jul 2012 06:19 PM
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Igor Jakovsky     
IamSoSmart_S_M_R_T: Igor Jakovsky:
Well you have a witness who saw them with concealed weapons. That is a big no no in FL without a CCP. Said weapons were found in their possession. Better hope they were acquired legitamately. Aggravated assault when they showed the other people their gats as they approached the vehicle . Nobody has to get shot for a crime to take place. Remember there is a witness so its a little more than he said she said.

It varies from state to state, but generally, if you're permitted to carry concealed, it must remain concealed unless it's a life or death situation. CCP's don't give you the right to waive your gun around because someone pissed you off.


Well, yeah having an illegal concealed weapon AND threatening people with it is a double whammy.

16 Jul 2012 06:20 PM
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The Flexecutioner     
wasnt it Elvis Dumervil that was stomped on by Marcus Vick in a bowl game? I think it was, he tried to stomp on Dumervil's neck or something.

16 Jul 2012 06:42 PM
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ADubs86     
The Flexecutioner: wasnt it Elvis Dumervil that was stomped on by Marcus Vick in a bowl game? I think it was, he tried to stomp on Dumervil's neck or something.

It was his leg/knee. Dumervil made the tackle on him, Vick got up and stomped him right in the back of his knee. Refs missed it. Dumervil was slow on the break from that play forward all game.

06 Gator Bowl.

16 Jul 2012 07:01 PM
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The Gordie Howe Hat Trick     
Having been screamed at by a Puerto Rican chica in Florida traffic myself, I'm not saying he should have done it, but I understand.

16 Jul 2012 07:39 PM
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SubBass49     
As a Chargers fan, anything dumb done by a Bronco is welcome news...thank God they have people like Elvis & Knowshon to make me smile in the offseason.

16 Jul 2012 08:07 PM
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SearchN     
Gonz: Looking for a trade to the Bengals?

Damn I think you might be right.

/Broncos fan.

16 Jul 2012 08:13 PM
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bel4sucks     
LOL but Dez Bryant continues the fine upstanding tradition of being a dipshiat criminal who plays for the cowboys, and there isn't a thread.

16 Jul 2012 09:02 PM
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Ken VeryBigLiar     
bel4sucks: LOL but Dez Bryant continues the fine upstanding tradition of being a dipshiat criminal who plays for the cowboys, and there isn't a thread.

Shhh!! Don't make Di come in here with her charts and unnatural affinity for the Cowboys.

16 Jul 2012 09:12 PM
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Now That's What I Call a Taco!     
Just saw on twitter that 27 NFL players have been arrested this offseason. That can't be true, can it?

If it is, I don't want to hear anyone ever claim the NBA is the league of thugs ever again.

16 Jul 2012 10:20 PM
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redmid17    [TotalFark]  
Now That's What I Call a Taco!: Just saw on twitter that 27 NFL players have been arrested this offseason. That can't be true, can it?

If it is, I don't want to hear anyone ever claim the NBA is the league of thugs ever again.


seems a bit high Link

16 Jul 2012 10:32 PM
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The Gordie Howe Hat Trick     
Now That's What I Call a Taco!: Just saw on twitter that 27 NFL players have been arrested this offseason. That can't be true, can it?

If it is, I don't want to hear anyone ever claim the NBA is the league of thugs ever again.


It's not "the" league of thugs, but it is "a" league of thugs.


/why not a league of hugs?

16 Jul 2012 10:33 PM
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Dafatone     
Now That's What I Call a Taco!: Just saw on twitter that 27 NFL players have been arrested this offseason. That can't be true, can it?

If it is, I don't want to hear anyone ever claim the NBA is the league of thugs ever again.


The NBA has more visible black skin and tattoos. It'll always be called the league of thugs.

Sorry, facts.

16 Jul 2012 10:50 PM
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Now That's What I Call a Taco!     
redmid17: Now That's What I Call a Taco!: Just saw on twitter that 27 NFL players have been arrested this offseason. That can't be true, can it?

If it is, I don't want to hear anyone ever claim the NBA is the league of thugs ever again.

seems a bit high Link


I count 24 on that list since the end of last regular season. And that doesn't include Dumervill or Bryant. So, close enough for me.

The League seriously needs to get its shiat together.

16 Jul 2012 11:46 PM
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robsul82    [TotalFark]  

17 Jul 2012 12:21 AM
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TheJoe03     
How many NBA players have been arrested in the last 5 years compared to NFL? Thug league my ass.

17 Jul 2012 02:16 AM
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puffy999    [TotalFark]  
How many NFL players are there versus NBA players?

Let me remind people: if a guy is at an NFL training camp and ends up never really in the running for a roster spot, but is arrested, he's still treated as an NFL player. There are more guys who are cut from NFL training camps (and into the preseason) than there are guys who even ATTEND many NBA training camps.

/let's be honest, football players at ALL levels can be pretty f*cked up
//since when did the NFL become a combination between the whiteness of the NHL and the politeness/class of chess?

17 Jul 2012 03:06 AM
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puffy999    [TotalFark]  
Or we could look at draft picks. 7 rounds versus 2. Again, a draftee who never signs a contract would be considered an NFL athlete when looking at one's criminal record.

I actually agree that the NFL is a league full of farkholes. Worse than the NBA with respect to the worst violent acts (ie: murder). All pro sports have too much of a tendency for men to beat women and commit other crimes, but the NFL is pretty bad across the board (even WHITE COLLAR CRIMES of all things). The league needs work, and in my opinion it needs to start YEARS BEFORE prospective players enter the league. Hell, how about cleaning up COLLEGE football for a start... I'm looking at you, SEC (because I don't want to look at Penn State).

I just wanted to point out that it's slightly disingenuous to try to compare apples to apples. One sport has a hell of a lot more athletes AND ex-athletes, ergo a much larger pool from which to draw.

17 Jul 2012 03:15 AM
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TheJoe03     
puffy999: How many NFL players are there versus NBA players?

So then what is the %, Kidd is the only guy I can remember get popped in the last couple years.

17 Jul 2012 03:44 AM
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redmid17    [TotalFark]  
puffy999: How many NFL players are there versus NBA players?

Let me remind people: if a guy is at an NFL training camp and ends up never really in the running for a roster spot, but is arrested, he's still treated as an NFL player. There are more guys who are cut from NFL training camps (and into the preseason) than there are guys who even ATTEND many NBA training camps.

/let's be honest, football players at ALL levels can be pretty f*cked up
//since when did the NFL become a combination between the whiteness of the NHL and the politeness/class of chess?


53 * 32 (NFL) vs 12 * 30 (nba). 61 and 15 if you include PS/IL.

TheJoe03: puffy999: How many NFL players are there versus NBA players?

So then what is the %, Kidd is the only guy I can remember get popped in the last couple years.


You either have a bad memory or don't pay attention

17 Jul 2012 03:56 AM
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TheJoe03     
redmid17: You either have a bad memory or don't pay attention

So what' the percentage? I constantly hear about these NFL guys getting arrested, but the NBA has been quiet lately. Kidd, Arenas...who else in the last few years? Half the Bengals and Lions rosters have been charged, so tell me what percent of both leagues are getting in trouble with the law. Two NFL stars have done 2 years prison time while NBA players have been under the radar.

17 Jul 2012 04:33 AM
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4NSpy     
suspend him for the season.

17 Jul 2012 05:42 AM
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orange whip     
The Donkeys are closing in on No 1

Denver fans won't care. They love their Broncos regardless of pesky off the field issues.

17 Jul 2012 08:43 AM
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RedZoneTuba     
I heard that the Paterno family, just by reflex, issued a statement saying Dumervil is innocent and they'd like to see the arrest report reviewed.

17 Jul 2012 08:56 AM
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Optimus Primate     
Rapmaster2000: Road rage never works out for anyone. Laugh at people who are raging at you. It's hilarious.

Someone once told me to blow kisses at road ragers. I always do, and it's quite fun. It also takes all of the tension and frustration out of the situation on my end, and I see it instantly for what it is: not a big deal at all.

17 Jul 2012 09:08 AM
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