Mike Vrabel Arrested For Theft

It's impossible that somebody associated with this particular casino has a vested interested the outcome of the new CBA or perhaps owes somebody in ownership a favor, right? After all, NFL owners are such an honest, untainted, fair play and otherwise morally upstanding lot. Let's do a little hypothetical calculus on this. Guys like Vrabel, Manning, and Brady have played prominent roles in trying to resolve the labor dispute but no owner would dare try to deliberately take down Manning or Brady because they are worth too much to ownership. Why not instead just embarrass some boy scout veteran at the end of his career so as to take the fan/media scrutiny and disgust off of the owners by tarnishing a respected player instead? The nature, location and timing of all this seem very suspect to me. I mean come on, I highly doubt Mike Vrabel would have reason, need, or compulsion to steal anything and to my knowledge he has zero priors in this or any other criminal area. This just doesn't add up.

Vrabel's agent is saying it is a big misunderstanding. I am going to give Vrabel the benefit of the doubt until I hear more details. I don't think Mike has been in trouble with the law before. Doesn't seem like he'd just suddenly flip out and break the law...but then again, what do I know?

I'm very curious to see what he was accused of stealing. Getting out on a $600 bail must mean the item(s) in question was/were not overly valuable. At least that's how it seems to me.

Anyone want to provide a link to the news story? What are the sources here? I'm declaring late April Fool's. No way this is true. Right?

GIMME SOME RYAN KERRIGAN. :) Big freaking news. Wow.

If this is true, then say hello to your new starting OLB Andy Studebaker.

D'OH!

It's impossible that somebody associated with this particular casino has a vested interested the outcome of the new CBA or perhaps owes somebody in ownership a favor, right? After all, NFL owners are such an honest, untainted, fair play and otherwise morally upstanding lot.

Let's do a little hypothetical calculus on this. Guys like Vrabel, Manning, and Brady have played prominent roles in trying to resolve the labor dispute but no owner would dare try to deliberately take down Manning or Brady because they are worth too much to ownership. Why not instead just embarrass some boy scout veteran at the end of his career so as to take the fan/media scrutiny and disgust off of the owners by tarnishing a respected player instead?

The nature, location and timing of all this seem very suspect to me. I mean come on, I highly doubt Mike Vrabel would have reason, need, or compulsion to steal anything and to my knowledge he has zero priors in this or any other criminal area. This just doesn't add up.

Vrabel's agent is saying it is a big misunderstanding. I am going to give Vrabel the benefit of the doubt until I hear more details.

I don't think Mike has been in trouble with the law before. Doesn't seem like he'd just suddenly flip out and break the law...but then again, what do I know?

I'm very curious to see what he was accused of stealing. Getting out on a $600 bail must mean the item(s) in question was/were not overly valuable. At least that's how it seems to me.

Anyone want to provide a link to the news story? What are the sources here? I'm declaring late April Fool's. No way this is true. Right?

GIMME SOME RYAN KERRIGAN.

:)

Big freaking news. Wow.

If this is true, then say hello to your new starting OLB Andy Studebaker.

D'OH!