[Stardust]

I think a lot of things came into play here. One was the Stallworth passed a sobriety test, but had an illegal BAL, witnesses said he was slowing down, he flashed his lights, honked his horn, obviously well aware of the situation, and didn't flee the seen, stayed right by the mans side.

I'm not saying I agree with what he was sentenced to, as I think Vick got a lot more harsh sentence for a lot less severe crime, but that's our judicial system.

I can somewhat understand this reasoning. Stallworth did appear to try and be man about what he did. Vick flat out was intent on killing and did all that he could to lie about it. Though Stallworth would not be welcome to my house, he did show immediate contrition, where Vick was confident that his name would get him out of trouble, thus he lied and denied the entire time. For me, kick them both out. I'm sick of seeing the Vick's, Stallworth's, Chris Henry's in professional sports.

Could any of us get away with any of these things and wind up doing anything more than washing dishes for the rest of our lives. We would not be offered a salary commisurate of what we used to make if we were convicted felons.