The Way Sports SHOULD Be Reported
Late last night we brought you word that Deion Sanders took to Twitter to announce that he had been jumped by his wife Pilar and her friend and that he was pressing charges.
Well, it seems that Deion was true to his word and Pilar was arrested last night on assault family violence charges.
The charges are a misdemeanor and her bail was set at $264.00. At the moment, Pilar is still in custody because of an “other agency hold”.
Guess Deion wasn’t playing.
Pictured above are Deion Sanders and his sons and they are apparently filing out police reports against Sanders’ wife Pilar. The two are in the middle of a nasty divorce that got even nastier as Sanders took to Twitter to announce to the world that he had been jumped by his wife and her friend.
What the h*ll is going on in New Orleans?
First the Bountygate scandal and now ESPN is reporting that New Orleans GM Mickey Loomis had “an electronic device in his Superdome suite that had been secretly re-wired to enable him to eavesdrop on visiting coaching staffs for nearly three NFL seasons.”
Uh oh.
Mark Sanchez is slowly but surely becoming old news in New York. We’ve already wondered aloud which week Sanchez would lose the starting job to Tim Tebow and now Jets cheerleader wannabes are choosing Tebow over Sanchez.
About 300 women showed up for auditions for the Jets Flight Crew yesterday for the chance to not only make the 40 woman squad, but for some, to confess their love for Tim Tebow.
We must be getting close to the NFL draft because all of sudden, a scout thinks Robert Griffin III has character issues. Now there’s just no way that RG3 could have been hiding his issues throughout the season as well as the thorough interrogation at the combine. But according to The Journal Sentinel’s Bob McGinn, some scouts don’t think he’s all that he’s cracked up to be.
When Randy Moss decided to sign with the San Francisco 49ers we instantly began to think about everything that could go right and everything that could go wrong. And though there is a lot that can go right in Moss’ time in San Francisco, we’re more interested in what could and will go wrong.
If we step back and take a good look at this, the 49ers couldn’t be a worse fit for Moss. They are led by a mediocre quarterback in Alex Smith and they like to run the ball a lot.
And what are the two things that Randy Moss hates the most? Yep, blocking and not getting the ball. Since he’s bound to be doing a lot of both of those things, we may as well pinpoint when he’ll be fed up with it all and decide to quit on the 49ers. Because you know it’s coming.
Rex Ryan took time out earlier this week to reiterate that Mark Sanchez is definitely the starting quarterback for the New York Jets.
That sounds all well and good, but we all know that at some point, Sanchez is going to lose the starting job to Tim Tebow. Not because Tim Tebow is so good, but because at times Mark Sanchez is so bad.
So we went ahead and took the liberty of pinpointing exactly which week we expect Sanchez to lose the job. And now, it won’t come as a surprise to you when it happens.
You’re welcome.
New Orleans Saints owner Tom Benson recently added the Hornets to his portfolio of sports teams so David Stern and the NBA trotted him out for a press conference to announce the acquisition.
Things were going as planned until ESPN’s Ed Werner decided to ask Benson about the Saints. And from there, David Stern showed him who was in charge of this press conference.
Most believe that the NFL will announce suspensions for the players involved in Bountygate some time before the draft. And while no one knows for sure what punishment Goddell has in store for the players, Johnathon Vilma seems to think he has an idea of what his suspension will be.
According to Jason La Canfora of the NFL Network, Vilma is bracing for a suspension that will fall into the two to eight games range.
We hadn’t heard much from Terrell Owens lately which is a good thing. Not only for us, but also for his sake. Owens is still holding out hoping that he can make a return to the NFL and no longer have to play football in fear of getting knocked over a wall. So just as teams gear up for OTA’s and are beginning to take a look at possible free agents to bring to camp, Owens jumped on KESN-FM 103.3 in Dallas and proceeded to do what Terrell Owens does. This in layman’s terms means he basically blames a former teammate for anything and everything that went wrong.
This particular edition revolves around Tony Romo and Owens’ belief that Romo “had a hand” in the Cowboys kicking Owens to the curb.
