HAHAHA!! wowow!!! TE from seattle that got cut, was allegedly drunk driving, and the po po's found marijuana in his back pocket!!!! LOL!!!
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^^^^^ hes A PUNK! I never liked the player... always talkin big but never doing thangs on the field other then dropping passes.. And to answer your question i find it funny because all these high profile athletes should watch what they are doing whether or not it is legal or illegal. Thats just my 2 cents. Not to mention, you probably dont know all the troubles that stevens been through, and i find it funny he got in trouble AGAIN with the law.
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Yea, I feel you. I mean I want to feel bad for the guy for get'n caught up coz I could be in the same situation if the 1-timers had me on the side of the freeway at the wrong time...but if I was a high profile athlete, best believe I wouldnt be gett'n in no shit like these fools. I mean come on, smoke at home, or atleast dont carry shit on you, you got money you can get that shit whereever, have somebody else hold it, stash it, do sumthin...irresponsible ass mutha fuckas
^^^ HELL FUCKING YA!!!! Everything you said i agree with 100%. You should see some of the things that Stevens is "alleged" for. drugging/raping a girl during college, had 2 open bottles of champagne while getting pulled over(allegedly drunk), he also ran into a building or something like that and never reported it. Atleast i think thats what i remember... can any else confirm?
Did you read my other post i did the other day about O.J. Mayo gettin cited for weed... thats going to be HUGE for him in the future as the scouts in the NBA level is going to KILL him with questions about getting cited for marijuana. Possibly his stock will drop.
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Did you read my other post i did the other day about O.J. Mayo gettin cited for weed... thats going to be HUGE for him in the future as the scouts in the NBA level is going to KILL him with questions about getting cited for marijuana. Possibly his stock will drop.
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Unrestricted free agent tight end Jerramy Stevens, the former first-round draft choice whose five-year tenure with the Seattle Seahawks was marked by bad hands and poor off-field decisions, was arrested early Tuesday morning in Scottsdale, Ariz., and charged with driving under the influence and possession of marijuana.
The incident, which occurred around 2:20 a.m. Tuesday, isn't the first time that Stevens, 27, has run afoul of the law.
In June 2003, he pleaded guilty to reckless driving in a plea deal after being stopped in the Seattle suburb of Medina on investigation of drunken driving. He got a two-day jail sentence for that offense.
He received another five days in jail for violating his probation after he drove into a nursing home in 2000 in a hit-and-run case. Stevens was a student at Washington at the time of that incident.
Stevens has spent his entire career with the Seahawks, who have had discussions during the free-agency period about re-signing him. It is not known how the Tuesday incident might affect any negotiations or if Stevens will come under league review.
The Tampa Bay Buccaneers have also indicated an interest in Stevens, and several other teams have inquired about him as well.
On Tuesday, the Seahawks addressed their tight end situation by signing 12-year veteran Marcus Pollard, an unrestricted free agent, to a one-year contract.
Stevens was taken into custody Tuesday after being stopped by police officers near downtown Scottsdale and telling them he had "four or five margaritas" at a local bar. According to the police report, Stevens was driving erratically and, when stopped, police noticed his eyes were "bloodshot, watery and half-closed."
The tight end refused a portable Breathalyzer test, but officers subsequently obtained a search warrant and drew two vials of blood for testing. Police did not reveal the blood alcohol content. Stevens was cited for possession of marijuana when officers found it in his back pocket.
Stevens was released after posting bail.
A first-round pick in the 2002 draft, the former University of Washington standout has been an enigma for much of his career, a player blessed with enormous physical skills, but who has rarely played to his potential. In 71 appearances, including 26 starts, he has 130 catches for 1,458 yards and 15 touchdowns.
He was a starter for the Seahawks in Super Bowl XL after the 2005 season, but was ridiculed for dropping three passes in that game.
Pollard, 35, played 10 seasons with the Indianapolis Colts (1995-2004) before signing with Detroit as a free agent in 2005 and spending two years with the Lions. He has 321 receptions for 4,007 yards and 38 touchdowns in 177 games.
A former basketball player at Bradley University and signed by the Colts as an undrafted free agent, Pollard has six seasons of 30-plus catches.
The incident, which occurred around 2:20 a.m. Tuesday, isn't the first time that Stevens, 27, has run afoul of the law.
In June 2003, he pleaded guilty to reckless driving in a plea deal after being stopped in the Seattle suburb of Medina on investigation of drunken driving. He got a two-day jail sentence for that offense.
He received another five days in jail for violating his probation after he drove into a nursing home in 2000 in a hit-and-run case. Stevens was a student at Washington at the time of that incident.
Stevens has spent his entire career with the Seahawks, who have had discussions during the free-agency period about re-signing him. It is not known how the Tuesday incident might affect any negotiations or if Stevens will come under league review.
The Tampa Bay Buccaneers have also indicated an interest in Stevens, and several other teams have inquired about him as well.
On Tuesday, the Seahawks addressed their tight end situation by signing 12-year veteran Marcus Pollard, an unrestricted free agent, to a one-year contract.
Stevens was taken into custody Tuesday after being stopped by police officers near downtown Scottsdale and telling them he had "four or five margaritas" at a local bar. According to the police report, Stevens was driving erratically and, when stopped, police noticed his eyes were "bloodshot, watery and half-closed."
The tight end refused a portable Breathalyzer test, but officers subsequently obtained a search warrant and drew two vials of blood for testing. Police did not reveal the blood alcohol content. Stevens was cited for possession of marijuana when officers found it in his back pocket.
Stevens was released after posting bail.
A first-round pick in the 2002 draft, the former University of Washington standout has been an enigma for much of his career, a player blessed with enormous physical skills, but who has rarely played to his potential. In 71 appearances, including 26 starts, he has 130 catches for 1,458 yards and 15 touchdowns.
He was a starter for the Seahawks in Super Bowl XL after the 2005 season, but was ridiculed for dropping three passes in that game.
Pollard, 35, played 10 seasons with the Indianapolis Colts (1995-2004) before signing with Detroit as a free agent in 2005 and spending two years with the Lions. He has 321 receptions for 4,007 yards and 38 touchdowns in 177 games.
A former basketball player at Bradley University and signed by the Colts as an undrafted free agent, Pollard has six seasons of 30-plus catches.
^^^LOLOLOL OMG HAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHHAHAAH WOW!!!!
Damn I wonder what kinda stanky danky bud jerramy be smokin cuz he loooks hiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiigh as fuck lol!
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Damn I wonder what kinda stanky danky bud jerramy be smokin cuz he loooks hiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiigh as fuck lol!
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