This is from 2006:

NFL Players Arrested This Year

This list is not comprehensive and contains arrests and charges regardless of the resolution of the cases. Outcomes of cases that have been resolved range from the dropping of all charges to guilty pleas and convictions.
Teams are the team the players were with at the time of the arrest(s)

DATE*	PLAYER	TEAM	ARREST CAUSE/CHARGE
Jan. 28	Chris Henry	Bengals	Possession of a concealed firearm, improper exhibition of a firearm, aggravated assault with a firearm
Feb. 12	Terry "Tank" Johnson	Bears	Aggravated assault, resisting arrest (Charges were dropped.)
March 26	Dhani Jones	Eagles	Failure to obey a lawful command
April 14	Shaun Phillips	Chargers	Suspicion of obstructing or resisting an officer in the performance of his duty (No charges were filed.)
April 21	Steve Foley	Chargers	Resisting arrest, drunken driving
April 23	Ricky Manning Jr.	Bears	Assault
April 23	Maurice Jones-Drew	Jaguars	Assault (Charge was dismissed.)
April 23	Tyler Ebell	Bears	Assault (Charge was dropped.)
May 12	Reuben Droughns	Browns	Domestic assault (Case was dropped.)
May 26	Cory Rodgers	Packers	Unlawfully carrying a weapon and discharging a firearm
June 3	Chris Henry	Bengals	DUI
June 3	A.J. Nicholson	Bengals	Burglary, grand theft, vandalism
June 14	Chris Henry	Bengals	Providing alcohol to three underaged females
June 19	Santonio Holmes	Steelers	Domestic violence and assault (Judge dismissed charges.)
June 20	Jabar Gaffney	Patriots	Unlawful possession of a handgun
June 21	Frostee Rucker	Bengals	Vandalism, spousal battery
June 23	Cortland Finnegan	Titans	DUI
July 22	Matthias Askew	Bengals	Disorderly conduct, resisting arrest, failure to comply with a police officer's order, obstructing justice (Acquitted Aug. 24.)
July 22	John Gilmore	Bears	Trespassing, resisting arrest, possession of drug paraphernlia, possession of less than 2.5 grams of marijuana
Aug. 5	Eric Steinbach	Bengals	Boating under the influence
Aug. 6	Barrett Brooks	Steelers	Fleeing and eluding, reckless driving, driving at an unsafespeed and other traffic violations
Aug. 25	Adam "Pacman" Jones	Titans	Disorderly conduct, public intoxication
Aug. 15	Koren Robinson	Vikings	Drunken driving
Sept. 2	Brian Williams	Jaguars	Drunken driving
Sept. 3	Steve Foley	Chargers	DUI
Sept. 25	Odell Thurman	Bengals	Drunken driving
Sept. 26	Terrence Kiel	Chargers	Transporting a controlled substance; possession for sale of a controlled substance (codeine-based cough syrup)
Oct. 3	B.J. Sams	Ravens	DUI (second DUI in 14 months)
Oct. 9	Markus Curry	Chargers	Domestic assault
Oct. 21	Rob Reynolds	Titans	Domestic violence, assault
Oct. 22	Bobby McCray	Jaguars	Reckless driving, possession of a controlled substance (The drug charge was dropped.)
Oct. 26	Adam "Pacman" Jones	Titans	Assault
Nov. 11	Khalif Barnes	Jaguars	DWI
Nov. 11	Marcus Coleman	Cowboys	DWI
Nov. 14	Fred Weary	Texans	Resisting arrest (Judge dismissed the charge.)
Nov. 19	Antonio Bryant	49ers	DWI, reckless driving, resisting arrest
Nov. 27	Cletis Gordan	Chargers	Suspicion of DWI
Nov. 28	Adrian Jones	Jets	DWI
Dec. 3	Reggie McNeal	Bengals	Resisting arrest and drug possession
Dec. 9	Deltha O'Neal	Bengals	DWI
Dec. 14	Terry "Tank" Johnson	Bears	Possession of a firearm without proper identification

* Date of arrest and/or date charges were filed
SOURCES: News reports

RESEARCH BY JULIE TATE AND BONNIE BERKOWITZ - THE WASHINGTON POST

Anyone want to do a racial breakdown of this list? I bet it confirms Rush's Crips and Bloods remark. Of course, anyone who follows the NFL knows his comment was right.

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In compiling a list of 308 arrests and citations involving NFL players since 2000, The Union-Tribune could find legal resolutions to 268 incidents. Among the 40 where no legal resolution could be found, most are since June and are still pending. Here is a breakdown of those that were resolved:

Convictions, diversion programs, fines: 68 percent

Dropped without penalty: 26 percent

Acquittals: 6 percent

Most by team

Cincinnati: 23

Minnesota: 21

Kansas City: 19

Fewest by team

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St. Louis 3 (involving two players)

Philadelphia 3

Most common charges

Drunken driving: 32 percent

Fights, assaults and disorderly conduct: 21 percent

Domestic violence/violence against women: 17 percent

Drug-related: 13 percent

Gun-related: 8 percent

REPEAT OFFENDERS

Fifty NFL players have been arrested or cited for more than one crime since January 2000, accounting for at least 122 incidents. Here are the players with at least three incidents:

5 incidents

Chris Henry, Cincinnati

Pacman Jones, Tennessee

4 incidents

Leonardo Carson, Chargers

Steve Foley, Chargers

3 incidents

Jarrod Cooper, Carolina

Sebastian Janikowski, Oakland

Joseph Jefferson, Indianapolis

Tank Johnson, Chicago

Chris McAlister, Baltimore

Kenny Mixon, Minnesota

Michael Pittman, Tampa Bay

Andre Rison, Kansas City

Dwight Smith, Minnesota

David Terrell, Chicago

Eric Warfield, Kansas City

Ricky Williams, Miami

Note: Teams listed are players' teams at time of most recent incident.

LONGEST PRISON SENTENCES

12 years: Dallas safety Dwayne Goodrich, who was convicted of criminally negligent homicide for a 2003 crash

10 years: New York Giants defensive end Jeremiah Parker, who was convicted of second-degree child endangerment for his role in the death of an ex-girlfriend's 4-year-old son in 2001.

MOST INCIDENTS BY POSITION

Defensive backs: 78

Wide receivers: 52

FEWEST INCIDENTS BY POSITION

Quarterbacks: 7

Kickers: 7

Offensive linemen: 34

Offense/defense

Defensive players: 159

Offensive players: 142

NFL ALCOHOL POLICY

“The Commissioner will review and may impose a fine, suspension, or other appropriate discipline if a player is convicted of or admits to a violation of the law (including within the context of a diversionary program, deferred adjudication, disposition of supervision,or similar arrangement including but not limited to nolo contendere) relating to the use of alcohol.

“Absent aggravating circumstances, discipline for a first offense will generally be a fine of one-half (1/2) of one-seventeenth (1/17) of the amount in Paragraph 5 of the NFL Player Contract to a maximum of $20,000. If the Commissioner finds that there were aggravating circumstances, including but not limited to felonious conduct or serious injury or death of third parties, and/or if the player has had prior drug or alcohol-related misconduct, increased discipline up to and including suspension may be imposed.

“Discipline for a second or subsequent offense is likely to be a suspension, the duration of which may escalate for repeat offenses.”

http://www.signonsandiego.com/sports/nfl/2...1s22resolu.html

National Felons league.

The only two that I know are white are Eric Steinbach and Rob Reynolds. There’s about 5 or 6 on the list I don’t know about, but the others are black. It’s funny seeing Reynolds and Santonio Holmes on the list as they are two of my least favorite Ohio St. players over the last decade. They were both thugs in college. Steinbach’s issue I think was an isolated incident because he’s been a model citizen with the Browns and one of their few good players. Sorry for rambling a bit.