Browns WR Stallworth kills man with car (AP)

No charges have been filed against Donte' Stallworth after he drove an automobile that killed a pedestrian Saturday morning.
Stallworth has cooperated with authorities. It's too early to know if Stallworth was impaired while driving. It's unclear if the pedestrian was crossing the causeway legally.

 

If he was impaired he may as well give it up.

 

pedestrians don't get hit by accident. not fatally anyways. when pedestrians are hit it's an act of carelessness. this will turn out to be ipod, cell phone, road head... something stupid. It always is.

 

not taking stallworths side but it is possible that the guy that was hit was at fault by maybe walking out in front of his car as he was turing a corner or something. but like you said, it could be because of carelessness of the driver. hopefully there were some witnesses.

 

There was a guy hit in NY a month ago that was dragged 30 something miles under the SUV. the driver was never charged. People can get hit and the driver not be at fault.

 

The story says he was near a crosswalk but it’s not clear if he was crossing legally. I guess it's too be determined. I would like to get a look at the labs. I think impairment will be the main issue. I wonder if Stallworth was up early and on his way to go jogging or whether he had been up all night partying and getting polluted. The story said the incident was at 7am so all I can do is speculate.

 

Crazy story,I cant beleive how much stuff has gone on since Goodell became the commish. I'm not blaming the guy one bit, maybe its just bad luck but i cant recall it being this crazy when Tagliabue was the commish. Dont get me wrong, there was definitely off the field issues when he was the head honcho but it just seems like the severity of some of these incidents that the players have gotten themselves into as well as the unfortunate tragedies the NFL has had to deal with just seem so crazy the past few years. From Pacman's drama,Albert's stomping,Vicks dogfighting,Sean Taylor's death,Spygate,Tank Johnson,Chris Henry,Hurricane tragedies,Plax's episode with the gun,the recent incident with the 4 players lost at sea and now this with Donte. These are just some of the things that came to mind that dominated the headlines for awhile and i'm sure i missed a bunch more but you guys get my drift. The unfortunate tragedies you cant control but some of these off the field problems that these players put themselves into are things that can be prevented but they chose to go the other direction,mind boggling..

 

Pure speculation/sarcasm here since I'm not a Vols fan, but does it seem like Fulmers crew from the early 00's seem to have a large share of off field issues?

Haynesworth, Travis Henry, The Wizzinator (Ontterio Smith, don't forget he played for Fulmer before Oregon) and now Stallworth. That's 4 from the early 2000's alone........

Things that make ya' go hmmmm...........

 

and of course there is Peyton Manning's latent homosexuality.