Trying to cross the boulevard, playing Frogger with his life.

by John Morgan on Apr 10, 2007 10:44 AM PDT

Ouch. Premier young cornerback Adam--don't call me Ms.--"Pacman" Jones has been suspended, w/o pay, for the entire 2007 season. That's a huge blow to a Titans team that showed a lot of life late last year. It's mootable whether this is the best thing for Jones, who may suffer without the structure provided by the league, but if Roger Goodell intends this decision to be precedent setting, it certainly represents a new direction for discipline administered by the NFL. I'm sure the Cincinnati Bengals have taken notice as has our very own "Salty Senorita".

Character just became that much more valuable in the draft.

While we're airing dirty laundry, former Seahawk Warren Moon was arrested for a DUI. Moon is a private citizen now, so I'll leave this story without comment, but I figured Hawk fans would want to know.

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Looks like Chris Henry is out for 8, too.

It will be interesting to see how this affects the draft--EUREKA! I have a story idea for tomorrow!

by John Morgan on Apr 10, 2007 11:06 AM PDT reply actions

I enjoy all of

the blogs that get to say Former XYZ team member Warren Moon.

Arrowhead Pride

by Chris @ Field Gulls on Apr 10, 2007 1:06 PM PDT reply actions

Moon breathalyzed below the limit.

In two tests, Moon blew .068 and .067. Not sure how they're gonna make the charges stick, but it's very hard to convince prosecutors that they should charge someone whose breath tests fell that far short of the legal limit.

--Shrug

by Shrug on Apr 10, 2007 9:45 PM PDT reply actions

Mythbusters

They did a segment testing whether driving while talking on a cell phone was as dangerous as driving while intoxicated. Of course, the people doing the test weren't allowed to exceed the legal blood-alcohol limit (this experiment was conducted in California, where the legal limit is .08, same as Washington) for legal reasons.

Adam Savage, and Kari Byron were the two Mythbusters performing the test, and they both got their blood-alcohol content to about 0.65-0.70. The current BAC limit of .08 may seem low, but really when the Mythbusters were at the peak intoxication, they were pretty loopy and silly...obviously intoxicated.

Just because Warren Moon wasn't over the legal limit, doesn't mean he wasn't a hazard to others.

I reject your reality and substitute my own!

by Phil Hatzenbuehler on Apr 11, 2007 8:55 AM PDT up reply actions