Why Pacman is worth only a 4th rounder at best

[JonCJG]

HENRY CHARGED WITH ASSAULT

Posted by Mike Florio on April 2, 2008, 10:37 pm

As his former West Virginia University teammate Pacman Jones tries to get back into the NFL, Bengals receiver Chris Henry might be trying to get out.

According to media reports, Henry has been charged with assault. He allegedly was involved in a fight on Monday, and he faces counts of assault and criminal damaging.

An 18-year-old claims that Henry smashed his car windshield and punched him in the face. Henry says that it wasn’t him.

NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell suspended Henry for eight games in 2007, and reportedly put Henry on a zero-tolerance/last-chance arrangement.



All it takes is one bad situation and PM is done.

 

[CrazyCowboy]

This is an idiot

 

[J-DOG]

I wouldn't give up a 4th rounder for Pac Man.
I would give one 5th round draft pick and I would have a condition attached to that draft pick.
If Pac Man is reinstated before the draft then the Titans get this year's 5th round pick.
If he is not reinstated before the draft then they get next year's 5th round pick.

 

[Nightman]

If they want a pick this year, I would only give a 6th at most and that may be too much. Remember we swapped 6's with Miami and it is now the first pick of the round.

 

[Dayton Cowboy]

This is the full story from Local 12 in Cincy.

Cincy's Local 12 reporting

Troubled Bengals player Chris Henry is in trouble again.
The wide receiver is charged with assault and criminal damaging out of Hamilton County.


Local 12 broke the story Wednesday night.


According to the police report, Henry was involved in a fight on Ohio Avenue in Clifton Heights Monday.


Gregory Meyer, 18, claims Henry threw a bottle, shattering his car window and punched him in the face outside his apartment complex.


Meyer is a UC freshman. He tells Local 12 Reporter Shawn Ley he was walking out of his apartment with his girlfriend, when the bottle was thrown at his car. Meyer says he was attacked when confronting the suspect about that.


Meyer needed a staple to close a gash on the top of his head.


Chris Henry has reportedly told police this is a case of mistaken identity.


Police say they were talking to Henry's attorney Wednesday night in hopes he would turn himself in soon.


Just last month, Henry was ticketed in Cincinnati for driving with expired license plates.


In November, Newport on the Levee banned Henry from the property for five years. According to an incident report, Henry parked his car without paying the valet. When confronted, a friend of Henry's reportedly pushed the valet. No charges were ever filed.


That incident was the same week the NFL cleared Henry to play, following an eight game suspension.


That was in response to several run-ins with the law, including a gun conviction in Florida, allowing minors to drink in a Covington hotel room, and marijuana possession in a separate Covington incident.


NFL Commissioner Roger Goddell has Henry under a zero tolerance policy, so if the newest accusations are accurate, Henry could be suspended again.


No one answered the door at Chris Henry's home Wednesday night.


Local 12 Sports Director and Voice of the Bengals Brad Johansen tried to call Henry Wednesday night, but there was no answer.


We have not yet heard from the Bengals or the league.

 

[The Rawhide Kid]

It verified that he has been charged with assault and criminal damages, but they added that a warrant for Henry's arrest has been issued. It looks like his NFL career is over.

 

[Kangaroo]

It verified that he has been charged with assault and criminal damages, but they added that a warrant for Henry's arrest has been issued. It looks like his NFL career is over.

It depends if the charges stick or not

 

[ThreeSportStar80]

Purely he say at this point, why do people love to jump to conclusions?

 

[Hostile]

I wonder what the Vegas odds are that he is done?

If true it is a shame. All that talent. So little intelligence. The stranglehold they have on Chad Johnson just got tighter. Guarantee that.