Xavier Worthy arrested

[Whodatiz]

slyguy has to be a mod in disguise.

[rms13]

Originally Posted by slyguy

Yes, and you read a one-line copy/paste "story."

Can you say it wasn't that he was accused of fighting with at a sibling at a birthday?
Can you say he didn't headlock a boyfriend and he's closet gay?
Maybe he headlocked a cousin at backyard football and they didn't appreciate it?
Can you say he didn't push his parent away when they asked him for money and they called 911 to "show him"?

The point is that you don't know what you don't know.
Let it play out. This stuff is uber common: accusations - some unfounded, some later proven.
There is no info here. Maybe some will arrive, maybe he'll bail out and charges drop immediately. You simply do not know.

Cliche is "Every person you meet is fighting a battle you know nothing about."
But that is 100x for people who are rich and/or high profile $$ targets. Many false accusations there.
It is quite easy for broke basic single guy Joe Blow to sit in his PJs on Saturday morning and assume what famous NFL guy XYZ and his gf/wife/etc are doing on Friday night, lol.

ESPN put up the Worthy arrest story now, but only because they have to... it has zero info, just like the others. (but ESPN's is fairly well written, at least)
It's anything from a Jeff Gladney to a nothingburger for now. Probably the latter. Nobody knows.
There will probably be a real story on ESPN or somewhere credible with detail or attorney or police comments by Monday, and then we'll know more. That is all.

Does it really matter who he choked?

[slyguy]

Originally Posted by rms13

Does it really matter who he choked?

I'm sorry... maybe I did not see a video, hear him describe it, or hear he pled guilty.

I just saw it was an arrest based on accusation.
Your neighbor can call the cops right now, say you were flashing them or pointing a gun around, and you get arrested.
An ex can call rape or claim theft or claim child abuse.

So it's guilty as charged, eh?
No more innocent until proven?
White knighting based on a one-line snippet is the new normal? We'd better get the electric chair ready!
I was not aware of that.

...Let the normal and necessary legal process play out (if this doesn't get rapidly dropped altogether).

[DMACcollector]

Even if she drops the charges, the NFL can still discipline him for violating league policy. He's most likely gonna miss some games.

[JohnnyHatesJazz]

Originally Posted by Delta5

Rashee Rice -- Suspended
Xavier Worthy -- Arrested
Travis Kelce -- Washed

Hahahahahah

Ahhahahaha

[cdub6238]

Annnnnd cheers to Buffalo...people said they were stupid for passing on him and taking Coleman instead

[slyguy]

Originally Posted by cdub6238

Annnnnd cheers to Buffalo...people said they were stupid for passing on him and taking Coleman instead

Coleman has done jack and spit.

Buff also appears to have missed on Kincaid (possibly a starter, but sure doesn't look like a star TE worthy of 1st rd pick).

...I would let the Xavier thing play out before calling semi-bust guys superior?

Besides, KC signed Hollywood back... probably a more productive WR than Xavier in 2025 regardless.

[Floridacardguy]

Nothing to fear, the Chiefs are re-signing Hollywood Brown to a 1 year deal- season saved!

[rms13]

Worthy made a statement that his fiance cheated on him and was trying to extort him and refused to leave their shared home. He didn't make any statements denying choking her.

[Floridacardguy]

Originally Posted by rms13

Worthy made a statement that his fiance cheated on him and was trying to extort him and refused to leave their shared home. He didn't make any statements denying choking her.

He should have called the cops if all that's true

[Fenway55]

Originally Posted by rms13

Worthy made a statement that his fiance cheated on him and was trying to extort him and refused to leave their shared home. He didn't make any statements denying choking her.

If she lives there, he can’t just up and make her leave (even if he owns the house). He would have to get a court order (notice of eviction) which is a long, excruciating process.

Even crazier is now she can (potentially) get a domestic violence protection order and kick him out of his own house for the time being.

He alleges (through his lawyers) she engaged in property destruction. Sounds to me like a highly combustible situation finally ignited to physical violence. He’s not going to go to jail, but we can all safely expect it will cost him some serious money and maybe a suspension.

[Fenway55]

Originally Posted by Floridacardguy

He should have called the cops if all that's true

Agreed. He should have lawyered up, had them contact the authorities and move to evict, and then just stayed the heck away from her, even if that meant living in a hotel for a few months. Instead she set the trap and it sounds like he walked right into it.

[Floridacardguy]

Originally Posted by Fenway55

Agreed. He should have lawyered up, had them contact the authorities and move to evict, and then just stayed the heck away from her, even if that meant living in a hotel for a few months. Instead she set the trap and it sounds like he walked right into it.

I've never heard anything about character issues with him, and he should never, ever put his hands on a woman, and he deserves punishment. That being said, maybe it is truly a one time mistake that he will never repeat, and he can make up for it. Volunteering and/or donating to battered women's causes, etc

[daveyc1]

sounds like a powder keg went off. IF he did choke her, there will be photos taken by police of the wounds. IF that happened, I see no reason for the Chiefs not to cut him.

Immediately.

regardless of if he was right and she was trying to extort him, you do not lay hands on a woman unless you are in fear for your life. you always leave that situation.

[slyguy]

A "one time mistake?" Huh?
Again, where's the mistake... where was the conviction here?
Guys, he's twenty one years old.
He's a millionaire. He's a target.

If you date hot women, there will be fireworks.
There will be drama, demands... often cheating. Even in marriages.
The hottest women are usually the most entitled, in-demand, and dramatic.
No two ways around it.

I'm surprised some of the guys who are single like Joe Burrow or Will Levis or others who are players don't have more of this drama (although Burrow did a bit last year with the break-in stuff).

Heck, I have had plenty women over the years who'd try to kick my car, refuse to leave, push open a door after I walk away and shut the door, try to yell at me in public, take my phone, etc (and I'm nobody special). It happens.

Cops will side with a woman 99% of the time. The guy will be told to leave and/or arrested. That's how it works.

Let this one play out. I bet charges get dropped by month's end. We'll see.

[Floridacardguy]

Originally Posted by daveyc1

sounds like a powder keg went off. IF he did choke her, there will be photos taken by police of the wounds. IF that happened, I see no reason for the Chiefs not to cut him.

Immediately.

regardless of if he was right and she was trying to extort him, you do not lay hands on a woman unless you are in fear for your life. you always leave that situation.

I disagree. He may be redeemable. A big suspension, and hefty fine by the league, and counseling, community service, and having to work directly with abused women, etc, assigned by the law- could go a long way to punish him, while helping others. Again, I am not trying to diminish what he did, but he has no record of anything like this, or anything else negative. I believe in second chances (for many offenses, not all) But even with a second chance if he gets one, there should NOT be a third chance. Doing something like this a second time should be auto elimination from the league

[cdub6238]

Originally Posted by slyguy

A "one time mistake?" Huh?
Again, where's the mistake... where was the conviction here?
Guys, he's twenty one years old.
He's a millionaire. He's a target.

If you date hot women, there will be fireworks.
There will be drama, demands... often cheating. Even in marriages.
The hottest women are usually the most entitled, in-demand, and dramatic.
No two ways around it.

I'm surprised some of the guys who are single like Joe Burrow or Will Levis or others who are players don't have more of this drama (although Burrow did a bit last year with the break-in stuff).

Heck, I have had plenty women over the years who'd try to kick my car, refuse to leave, push open a door after I walk away and shut the door, try to yell at me in public, take my phone, etc (and I'm nobody special). It happens.

Cops will side with a woman 99% of the time. The guy will be told to leave and/or arrested. That's how it works.

Let this one play out. I bet charges get dropped by month's end. We'll see.

Is this just a bad troll job?

I mean..yes..let's have all the facts..

But good grief..your white knighting is making you look worse than Delta right now..

[hairysasquatch]

Yikes

[mjekase]

Originally Posted by slyguy

Heck, I have had plenty women over the years who'd try to kick my car, refuse to leave, push open a door after I walk away and shut the door, try to yell at me in public, take my phone, etc (and I'm nobody special). It happens.

Don’t sell yourself short. You’re either a horrible judge of people or a massive douche. Either way, you’re winning.

[majestik101]

Originally Posted by slyguy

I'm nobody special

Well, you're right about one thing

[Retired hobbist]

Originally Posted by Fenway55

If she lives there, he can’t just up and make her leave (even if he owns the house). He would have to get a court order (notice of eviction) which is a long, excruciating process.

Even crazier is now she can (potentially) get a domestic violence protection order and kick him out of his own house for the time being.

He alleges (through his lawyers) she engaged in property destruction. Sounds to me like a highly combustible situation finally ignited to physical violence. He’s not going to go to jail, but we can all safely expect it will cost him some serious money and maybe a suspension.

In the jurisdiction where I live he would have to compensate her for housing costs and moving costs too.

I have seen in the paper where former commonlaw relationships have had the home owner forced to pay 25K in rent until the evictee got on their feet.

[dantheman514]

Originally Posted by rms13

Worthy made a statement that his fiance cheated on him and was trying to extort him and refused to leave their shared home. He didn't make any statements denying choking her.

From Worthy's attonney:

"We are aware of the allegation that led to Mr. Worthy's arrest. We are working with law enforcement in Williamson County to ensure they have the benefit of the totality of circumstances that led to this allegation.

"The complainant was recently asked to vacate Mr. Worthy's residence upon discovery of her infidelity. She has refused to do so and made a number of extortive efforts prior to resorting to this baseless allegation against Mr. Worthy.

"We will continue to cooperate with the Williamson County authorities as we have full faith that their thorough investigation will support Mr. Worthy's innocence."

[jlzinck]

Originally Posted by slyguy

Yes, and you read a one-line copy/paste "story."

Can you say it wasn't that he was accused of fighting with at a sibling at a birthday?
Can you say he didn't headlock a boyfriend and he's closet gay?
Maybe he headlocked a cousin at backyard football and they didn't appreciate it?
Can you say he didn't push his parent away when they asked him for money and they called 911 to "show him"?

The point is that you don't know what you don't know.
Let it play out. This stuff is uber common: accusations - some unfounded, some later proven.
There is no info here. Maybe some will arrive, maybe he'll bail out and charges drop immediately. You simply do not know.

Cliche is "Every person you meet is fighting a battle you know nothing about."
But that is 100x for people who are rich and/or high profile $$ targets. Many false accusations there.
It is quite easy for broke basic single guy Joe Blow to sit in his PJs on Saturday morning and assume what famous NFL guy XYZ and his gf/wife/etc are doing on Friday night, lol.

ESPN put up the Worthy arrest story now, but only because they have to... it has zero info, just like the others. (but ESPN's is fairly well written, at least)
It's anything from a Jeff Gladney to a nothingburger for now. Probably the latter. Nobody knows.
There will probably be a real story on ESPN or somewhere credible with detail or attorney or police comments by Monday, and then we'll know more. That is all.

You are a strange bird

[Siberian13]

Originally Posted by Whodatiz

slyguy has to be a mod in disguise.

2 itraders, going all the in.

[Delta5]

Originally Posted by slyguy

A "one time mistake?" Huh?
Again, where's the mistake... where was the conviction here?
Guys, he's twenty one years old.
He's a millionaire. He's a target.

If you date hot women, there will be fireworks.
There will be drama, demands... often cheating. Even in marriages.
The hottest women are usually the most entitled, in-demand, and dramatic.
No two ways around it.

I'm surprised some of the guys who are single like Joe Burrow or Will Levis or others who are players don't have more of this drama (although Burrow did a bit last year with the break-in stuff).

Heck, I have had plenty women over the years who'd try to kick my car, refuse to leave, push open a door after I walk away and shut the door, try to yell at me in public, take my phone, etc (and I'm nobody special). It happens.

Cops will side with a woman 99% of the time. The guy will be told to leave and/or arrested. That's how it works.

Let this one play out. I bet charges get dropped by month's end. We'll see.

Do you choke her after what she did to you?