American Football Spectacular: Don't Drink And Drive; You May Die, Kill, Or Lose Your Chance To Be A Deep Threat
Ahhh crap, 49er WR
Antonio Bryant got nailed for DUI on Sunday night after
the big win over the Seahawks. Bryant had two catches for 21 yards in the game.
And later, 'round midnight, Mr. Reformed Hothead was clocked above 100 mph in a 2005 Lamborghini between Redwood City and San Mateo. Moron.
When finally pulled over, he was "extremely uncooperative and belligerent to officers," said San Mateo PD Captain Kevin Raffaelli
to the Chron. So Antonio got a resisting arrest misdemeanor tacked on to go with the initial reckless driving, drunken driving, and speeding misdemeanor charges.
"It was fairly shocking," Raffaelli said
to the Tribune. "He refused to cooperate with the arrest."
Bryant, you dumbass.
So, either today or tomorrow we'll get the apologetic press conference. Whatever, dude.
"The officers were forced to use leather restraints to put Bryant in a seated position with his legs straight and his hands cuffed behind his back," Raffaelli said
via NFL.com wire reports. Fun.
Bryant has been a quality free agent pickup for the 49ers this year, proving capable of going over the middle or stretching the field with his speed and size. He'd get demonstratively frustrated from time to time, and all the sportswriters would laud how he was such a competitor, how he just wanted to win so badly, and how he’d left
a history of bad behavior behind him. He was the rare case of a "character issue" guy making good on a team giving him a chance. It was a positive story, and we were glad for it.
Now this. Disappointing.
Will he miss games? Will
Coach Nolan II discipline him? Will he stay with the Niners at all?
The arraignment is set for December 28.
On the bright side, now Bryant can finally use his major from the
University Of Pittsburg:
justice administration.