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Bengals WR Chris Henry (official thread)

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He needs to be banned from the league. It has to stop. He and pacman need to be thrown out of the league because they have had their opportunities to turn things around and have failed to do so. It is a privilege not a right to play in the NFL. They can make a career for themselves in the CFL or Arena league but these two individuals do not deserve any more chances. If it had been any average joe they would have been fired after the first or second arrest. I realize they get treated differently so whatever but they have had many more chances and have continued to show a lack of respect for their teamates, franchises and the league as a whole. It's simple just get rid of them. :ban:
 
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Bengals' Henry cited on traffic charges in latest legal problem


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By the Associated Press

Tuesday, March 27, 2007

CINCINNATI ? Cincinnati Bengals receiver Chris Henry, already facing possible NFL punishment for problems with the law, has been cited by Cincinnati police on three traffic charges including driving with a suspended license.
Henry also was ticketed for an alleged improper turn and seat belt violation. His vehicle was impounded after he was stopped March 21, and he paid $100 to retrieve it Monday, court records show. Court action is pending.

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Cincy

Traffic ticket terrible for Henry
BY MARK CURNUTTE, | [email protected]
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PHOENIX - The timing of Chris Henry's latest brush with the law could not be worse for the third-year Bengals wide receiver.
Henry, who appeared Monday in Hamilton County Municipal Court following a traffic violation, could be among the first players punished under the NFL's tougher personal conduct policy.
The traffic violation could also cost Henry 88 days in a Kentucky jail for violating probation in Kenton County.

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Cincy

Too much isn't enough for Brown
BY PAUL DAUGHERTY
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Here is something you might not have known: It is difficult to be one of 32 monopolists in the most successful, highly profitable league in the history of American sports. It is hard making ends meet in a free stadium that is absolutely filled every time it opens for an NFL game. You think it's easy, scraping by on the proceeds from $8 bottles of beer?
While owners of 30 of the NFL's 32 teams on Monday agreed to share even more money among themselves, Bengals owner Mike Brown voted against it. (The other no vote came from Jacksonville's Wayne Weaver.) It isn't that the Bengals aren't profiting from revenue-sharing; it's that they aren't profiting enough.

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Cincy

Talk with Goodell set for Henry
Discipline could follow Bengal's Tuesday chat with commish
BY MARK CURNUTTE | [email protected]


PHOENIX - Bengals wide receiver Chris Henry should know by April 13 whether he will be suspended by NFL commissioner Roger Goodell.
Henry will meet with Goodell Tuesday in New York about his series of off-field transgressions. Disciplinary measures would be announced within 10 days, Goodell said Wednesday at the end of the league's annual meeting.
Goodell also will meet with Tennessee cornerback Adam "Pacman" Jones, who has had 10 encounters with police since he was drafted in 2005.

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Cincy

Henry likely to receive NFL suspension
Upshaw: It won't be a permanent ban
BY MARK CURNUTTE | [email protected]

Chris Henry could learn his fate as soon as today or Friday.
The Bengals' third-year wide receiver had a disciplinary hearing Tuesday in New York with NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell.
Henry now appears to be one of the first players who will be punished under the league's new, tougher personal conduct policy.

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It's a good thing the BP has a policy of merging threads on the same topic. Otherwise, we would see 5 different "Bengals' Henry Arrested" threads.

Bottom line: This guy should be in prison. Otherwise, he's going to think he's teflon.
 
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Goodell suspends Pacman, Henry for arrests


NFL commissioner Roger Goodell handed out the first suspensions under his discipline policy, banning Adam "Pacman" Jones for the entire 2007 season and Chris Henry for eight regular-season games.

The two players are suspended without pay for violating the NFL's personal conduct policy and engaging in conduct detrimental to the league on numerous occasions, the NFL announced.

After they serve their suspensions, each player must apply for reinstatement.

"We must protect the integrity of the NFL," Goodell said. "The highest standards of conduct must be met by everyone in the NFL because it is a privilege to represent the NFL, not a right. These players, and all members of our league, have to make the right choices and decisions in their conduct on a consistent basis."
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