[The Pack Knight]

I'm posting this mainly because I'm curious about the relevance of Tennessee's legal BAC for driving when McNair wasn't driving.

[Tallguy]

I’m mystified by this report, too. This is the kind of ‘detail’ that should be left out unless it can be proved significant.

[Yorlik803]

Big deal. Cant a man sit at home and get drunk anymore. At least he wasnt driving and killed somebody. But then again, if he did that, he may have gotten that sweetheart deal that one bozo did.

[KarlInOhio]

Are sober people better able to avoid bullets in their sleep?

[exist]

Ok so let me get this straight: Plays in the NFL, almost wins a Superbowl, had a loving wife, had the joy of kids, had the joy of boiking a hottie 20 year crazy chick, and died drunk.

Full life. We should all be so lucky.

[jerri]

It’s stupid for them to associate it with the legal driving limit since he wasn’t driving. Whoever came up with that is an idiot.

[FreepShop1]

More relevant than his being drunk....was she pregnant?

[nkycincinnatikid]

It means, da, da da dum dum dum....
He had it coming , he had it coming, he only had himself to blame, If you a seen him , if you’d a been there, you know that you would’a done the same.

[cripplecreek]

Yeah that was my first thought too and that was just from the headline.

[Poser]

I hope to be twice the legal limit maybe this Friday night.

[Clara Lou]

Ummmm...he was at home, wasn't he? You can be as drunk as you care to be at home, can't you?

[TNLawyer]

I agree...

There is no relevance for the case from what we know.

[Buck W.]

He wasn’t driving. I don’t thing there’s a “legal limit” for living room furniture.

[George from New England]

Maybe when her estate sues his estate it’ll be relevant. Assuming her estate knows what that word estate means.