Chicago Bears: Losing Games & Dealing Cocaine !

Chicago Bears wide receiver Sam Hurd has just been arrested for various counts of conspiracy to distribute cocaine and maryjane.

Here is a small excerpt from one of the news articles:

"Hurd told the agent that he was interested in buying 5 to 10 kilograms of cocaine and 1,000 pounds of marijuana each week to distribute in the Chicago area, the complaint said. He said that he and a co-conspirator distributed about four kilos of cocaine every week, but that their supplier could not keep up with his demands, the complaint alleges."

In the "you could have knocked me over with a feather" department, Hurd played 5 seasons with the Dallas Cowboys before joining the Bears.

1000 pounds a week? 2 tons a month? Holy crap. That is some big operation.
He needs the money.
His contract is a paltry 1 million. <sic>

I think Sam thought that when Jerry told him that he needed to score that he was thinking of drugs!

Papa Bear George Halas is spinning 5,000 RPM in his grave.

1st, 1 a days with no pads in training camp....

Now, one or your WR's is a major drug kingpin !

Where does the coddling of these multi-millionaire spoiled brats end ???
And I'm hearing that more NFL players are involved in this drug distribution conspiracy.

Me thinks the NFL lawyers are meeting as I type to "reverse spin" this mess and start damage control proceedings.

This would of never happened in the Cubs clubhouse.

Right Sue?!
Hope they throw the book at this dumbass.
He's been traded to the Feds for other future picks.
Why would a guy making $700,000 a week selling drugs put his body at risk playing in the NFL for a million a year? Thats what makes no sense.
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