Hines Ward Held At Gunpoint, Handcuffed In Police Misunderstanding

Tweet LOS ANGELES — Pittsburgh Steelers wide receiver and "Dancing With the Stars" contestant Hines Ward was briefly detained at gunpoint Thursday in a mix-up over a reported stolen car, but he was released without being arrested, police said.
Hines and a woman friend were stopped in her car at about 1:30 a.m. in North Hollywood because she had reported the car stolen on April 19, said Sgt. Maria Morrison.
"She had gone somewhere, misparked it, reported it stolen and found it later" but failed to cancel the police report, Morrison said.
Hines cooperated with police while he was detained, she said.
The woman's name wasn't released, but she isn't Hines' partner on "Dancing With the Stars," Morrison said.

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NFL Lockout Ordered Lifted By Judge

Tweet Farmer NFL players saw the labor fight tip in their favor Monday as a federal judge ordered the league to end its lockout, meaning football will continue while owners and players bicker over.
But the lockout has killed the momentum and there is no way in the world the ratings will match last year. The NFL is really shooting itself in the foot with this lockout and millions of dollars will be lost because of it.
The NFL is expected to appeal the ruling, handed down today by U.S. District Court Judge Susan Richard Nelson, that grants players' request for a preliminary injunction to lift an owner-imposed lockout that began March 11.
The Packers are still looking for some face time with President Obama after being snubbed prior to the NFC Championship game with the Bears. Obama was an Illinois Senator and Chicago Bears fan. Packers Pro Bowl cornerback Charles Woodson called out Obama after winning the championship, saying "Guess What? We're gonna see him.
Owners imposed the lockout after talks broke down on March 11 and the players disbanded their union. The players say the lockout is causing irreparable harm to their careers. A group of players filed the injunction request along with an antitrust lawsuit
f it's not...well, then we could have an interesting situation on our hands. The lockout would remain lifted but the CBA has expired so what happens with free agency, trades, and other normal parts of NFL life isn't clear.

Michael Vick Say I Would not Change Anything In My Life If I Could

Tweet Michael Vick say 'I Wouldn't Change Anything In My Life If I Could . We think we understand what he’s saying. But we’re not sure he understands the import of his words.
we approach the fourth anniversary of the discovery of a dogfighting operation on property owned by Mike Vick in rural Virginia, Vick says that, based on where he is today, he would change nothing about his past.
Vick had an incredible season with the Eagles, earning the starting role early in the season and leading the team to an NFC East title.

In February, the Associated Press awarded him with the 2010 NFL Comeback Player of the Year.
all the adjectives that have been used over the years to describe Vick, perhaps the most accurate is the most simple: Selfish. Based on the things he told the Wall Street Journal, that’s one thing about his life that possibly hasn’t changed. And that possibly never will.

Another Massage Therapist Makes Scandalous Brett Favre Claim

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An independent massage therapist named Stephanie Dusenberry has claimed that several Minnesota Vikings players, including Brett Favre, sent her lewd text messages last September, according to a report on Deadspin.

Eden Prairie masseuse Stephanie Dusenberry has come forward to say that she was on the receiving end of lewd texts from now-retired quarterback Brett Favre।
According to Deadspin.com , the same website that broke the original Favre texting scandal, Dusenberry, an independent massage therapist in Eden Prairie, Minn., claims that Favre sent her sexual innuendo-laden text messages last September.

Dusenberry reached out to Deadspin earlier this month with this garbled message sent from her Blackberry on Jan। 4. The typos are prominent; her auto-correct changed Brett to Brent:

n subsequent reporting, Deadspin learned she had once worked directly for the Vikings, and then as an independent contractor. She had good working relationships with some players, and not so much with others