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Incognito arrested again

Paa Langfart

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Paa Langfart Grand Master

Paa Langfart

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Some of the folks here were advocating for picking this guy up on the cheap. lol  - the guy is probably safest  in a mental institution

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Richie Incognito’s scary, weird offseason continued Tuesday when he was arrested at a funeral home following his father’s death.

Multiple reports said Scottsdale (Ariz.) police confirmed Incognito was arrested for disorderly conduct and making threats. TMZ said Incognito was talking to funeral home staffers when he started yelling at people. TMZ reported Incognito said he had guns in his vehicle and “would shoot people.” Incognito also threatened to damage property at the funeral home, TMZ said. Pro Football Talk said Incognito “allegedly made a gun gesture toward one of the employees, and he said that he has guns in his truck.” https://sports.yahoo.com/richie-incognito-arrested-weapons-impounded-made-threats-funeral-home-163510045.html

 

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Mr. Scot Grand Master

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29 minutes ago, Greatman77 said:

Bet you dollars to donuts he is a walking case of CTE, along with a lifetime of bad character...

Incognito was a complete ass long before he'd played enough football to do any damage.

I suspect if he weren't a football player, he'd probably have been in jail years ago.

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The guy has been a headcase since he got out of college (probably before that, but he wasn't on my radar back then). And every time a team lets him loose to free agency there are a few folks who pop up that we ought to grab him. I have no idea why, other than the fact that it is a player whose name they recognize so he must be a star.

He's bad news, he's team poison and a rotten person to drag into your community. I'm not even sure he actually has real mental illness or if that is just a cover for extremely poor judgement and little value for other people's lives. I do not it doesn't take long for him to wear out his welcome at teams around the league to the point where only the most desperate have sought out the services of the mildly functional ogre.

 

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3 hours ago, Mr. Scot said:

Incognito was a complete ass long before he'd played enough football to do any damage.

I suspect if he weren't a football player, he'd probably have been in jail years ago.

http://time.com/5258406/cte-youth-tackle-football/

The damage is starting at the youth level.

By analyzing the 211 brains, McKee and her team found that those who played tackle football before age 12 — 84 players in total — had an earlier onset of cognitive, behavior and mood symptoms by an average of 13 years, compared to those who started after age 12. Every one year younger the participants began playing tackle football predicted earlier onset of cognitive, behavioral and mood problems by about 2.5 years. Of these 211 men with CTE, 76 were amateur players, and 135 played at the professional level.

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