Showing posts with label ochocinco. Show all posts
Showing posts with label ochocinco. Show all posts

Sunday, August 12, 2012

OH NO, OCHOCINCO INCARCERATED

Chad Johnson, the Miami Dolphins player formerly known as Ochocinco, was arrested on a domestic violence charge after his blushing bride (of about a month) accused him of head-butting her during a marital spat.

Rather than throwing the book at him, the judge set bond at $2,500.  Curiously, despite posting bond, our boy Chad has apparently elected to stay behind bars – for his own safety.  Records from the jail indicate that he has not yet been released, and some are speculating that Chad’s merely laying low and keeping out of the way of his wife, Evelyn Lozada.


One might have kept  track of all of Chad "Ochocinco" Johnson's antics in Miami Armchair Quarterback journal.  Now that Chad has been kicked off of the team, the pages will have to filled with something much more mundane.

Friday, February 5, 2010

Terrell Owens to the Bengals?

The Super Bowl awaits us this Sunday, but we are also reminded of the potential for an imminent work stoppage looming on the horizon. Thankfully the antics of Ochocinco, and his proclamation that Terrell Owens will be a Bengal next year, brought a little humor into this conversation and brightened up an otherwise unremarkable football Friday.

I am a fan of the World Champion Pittsburgh Steelers (I can still say that until Sunday night, right?), and actually would like nothing more than to see Terrell Owens teamed up with the player formerly known as Chad Johnson. It makes sense that the Bengals would do this in order to fill the vacancy created by the departure of the human formerly known as Chris Henry.

Let me explain. Owens has done an admirable job towing the line in Buffalo, but playing there is roughly analogous to being banished to Siberia. So even if he were acting up, chances are those stories would have never seen the light of day anyway. I thoroughly believe that should he find himself in Cincinnati sharing center stage with Ochocinco, we could all sit back, grab our popcorn, and enjoy the circus.