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http://sports.espn.go.com/nfl/news/story?id=2908511Wilson arrested, charged with disorderly conduct Associated Press Updated: June 18, 2007, 6:59 PM ET * Comment * Email * Print HUNTINGTON, W.Va. -- Running back Quincy Wilson was charged with disorderly conduct for failing to disperse after a weekend wedding party, making him the 10th Cincinnati Bengals player arrested in the past 14 months. Quincy Wilson Wilson The former West Virginia star was with a wedding party celebrating outside a downtown bar around 3 a.m. Sunday when he and 13 others refused a police request to leave, assistant prosecuting attorney Lora Maynard said Monday. Some were charged with disorderly conduct, others with obstructing justice and underage drinking, police Lt. Hank Dial said. The running back was booked at a jail and released Sunday afternoon. He is scheduled to appear in Huntington Municipal Court on July 19. Bengals spokesman Jack Brennan said it was inappropriate for the team to comment on Wilson's arrest because the matter is unresolved. Dial said police wanted to disperse the crowd because some shots had been fired about 30 minutes earlier a block from the bar. None of those arrested with Wilson were thought to be connected to the shooting, Dial said. Wilson is the 10th Bengals player arrested in the past 14 months, a streak of misconduct that drew the attention of NFL commissioner Roger Goodell, resulted in three suspensions and made Cincinnati an example of players gone bad. Wilson is the third former West Virginia player in the NFL to get into trouble in recent years. Wilson was the Mountaineers' leading rusher his final season. Atlanta drafted the running back in the seventh round in 2004. The Bengals signed him off the Falcons' practice squad later that year, and he spent the next year on Cincinnati's practice squad. Wilson got into three games last season, carrying two times for 2 yards in an Oct. 1 loss to New England. He was waived on Oct. 19 and signed back onto the practice squad. Wilson, who lives in Weirton, was a teammate of receiver Chris Henry, a Bengals player who has been arrested four times. Goodell suspended Henry for two games last season for misconduct, and has suspended him for the first eight games of the 2007 season for his most recent convictions. Another former West Virginia player, Titans cornerback Pacman Jones, has been suspended for the entire 2007 season. Jones was being sought by police as a witness in a shooting early Monday involving members of his entourage after a fight at an Atlanta strip club. Bengals linebacker Odell Thurman was suspended last season for violating the league's substance abuse policy. He has yet to be reinstated. Last month, linebacker A.J. Nicholson was arrested on a domestic violence charge in northern Kentucky, across the Ohio River from Cincinnati. The Bengals released him three days later. Copyright 2007 by The Associated Press LOL great thing to post coming off a suspension
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Again, this has gone from  to  Poor Bungals indeed... 
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"Failing to leave a party in a timely fashion" Not exactly the crime of the century.  Not to mention that Quincy Wilson is just a practice squader (not really on team). The next thing we know you Clownies will be reporting on Bengals jaywalking from the practice field to PB. P.S. - You got a LOT more to worry about than what Bengals players are doing, Fox Sports has the lowly Cleveland Clowns as #32 in the Power Rankings, #32!!  How very sad & embarassing 4 U!! By the way, even though according to you Clowns most of the Bengals are in prison, they are #10 in the power rankings.  WHO DEY!!! -Med-
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Why they hell should we care what FOX Sports think of us? 
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That's your same comeback every time another Bengal gets in trouble. How 'bout something original?
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That's your same comeback every time another Bengal gets in trouble. How 'bout something original?
That's the problem, he has nothing original..
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Offseason power ranking smack......  ? How about you go back over the last few years and see the offseason rankings and compare them to the end season rankings. Get back to me when you see some consistency.
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That's your same comeback every time another Bengal gets in trouble. How 'bout something original?
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You guys can smack the Bengals organization all you want with the 10 arrests,but the fact remains..the Bengals smack the Browns around the most where it really matters,which on the field and not to mention drafting success....
I'm still waiting for the Browns to give the Bengals 4 solid quarters of football instead of a opening kickoff and thats it.....
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And we're still waiting for the Bungles to give 4 qtrs without an arrest. It's truly sad that you are so desperate for that you defend such pathetic behavior.
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Hey Coach what did Wilson do that merited pathetic behavior in your own words.Oh I forgot he was at a wedding party with a crowd of people and the cops told him to move and he didn't....
I guess put him right up there Micheal Vick,right?
Save pathetic behavior for something that actually calls for it....
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Since 1999 tell me a year when the Browns drafted better than the Bengals.Look hard my friend
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2004 - by a mile.
2005 - you may have drafted talent but too bad that talent cant stay out of trouble, and too bad for pollack in all seriousness he was a good guy and didn't deserve what happened.
2006 - Wimbley, Jackson, Williams all turned out to be good, and we still have high hopes for Wilson and possibly Harrison even.
2007 - You try to tell me the Bengals drafted better and you will get laughed off of the board.
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Its pretty convient how you just went back to 2004....I guess it hurts too much to see the Browns drafts pre 2004,eh...
you should take your orange colored sunglasses off,especially in regards to the 2004 Draft.....ISN'T THAT THE DRAFT WHERE MATT MILLEN GOT OVER ON BUTCH DAVIS?
Chris Perry and Kellen Winlsow have both been injuried...and you can't predict injuries.
Sean Jones is looking like a slam dunk. Is he better than Madeui Williams..maybe,not by much....but after Winslow and Jones..what do you have....nothing.....zero...
Keiwan Ratliff has been a solid nickelback and is challenging Deltha O'Neal for a starting spot.
Landon Johnson can play any of the 3 LB posotions and led the Bengals in tackles last year...actually he's been the leading tackler the last 2 years.
Caleb Miller has not embarrased himself at LB..he provides depth and solid special teams play and has started a couple times..
Our 4th RD pick, is competing for a starting guard spot ala Stacey Andrews.Wheres the Browns 4th RD pick.....the legend Luke McCown?
Your 2005 Draft is has solid as Jello. Brodney Pool is still a ?....Braylon Edwards isn't consistant. Charlie Frye..well thats all ya gotta know about him..
Odell Thurman will be back on the field this year for Cincy....will he start,who knows..Ahmed Brooks is the starting MLB.....Thurman will have to play Weakside.
We got our starting center out of RD 4......The players Marvin Lewis drafted is still on the roster....
In 2006, Wimbley turned out to be a cornerstone.......Jackson got better as the season went on......Wilson and Harrison need to shut up or put up this year....
Johnaton Josepth is a future Pro Bowler.....Whitworth will probally start at LG.
Domata Peko outplayed most rookie DT's last year.....Ahmed Brooks is our starting ILB.....
2007..sorry you have no crystal ball to see how this draft will pan out......they haven't even played a down yet..no one knows how Thomas,Quinn or even Leon Hall will turn out.
This isn't a opinion,its fact document...over the last 5 years,the Bengals have had the most drafting success of any NFL team has far as players STILL IN THE ENTIRE NFL....look it up.
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It's pretty simple, impact. HE BROKE THE LAW. You can downplay it all you want, but he was arrested and charged with disorderly conduct. With all that is going on with the Bengals, it's pathetic. Keep trying to dimiss, deflect, and ignore the facts. Don't expect those that aren't Bungle homers to, though.
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It wasn't 10 arrests. It was 10 players....some with multiple arrests. Henry has 5 all by himself. Even your own qb is fed up with this criminality gone wild.
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Coach you ever went over the speeding limit.....well if you have,thats breaking the law....
Its funny how you guys come down harder on other teams players than your own....didn't current Brown Mike Mason have a run in with the CPD a few days ago.....yet you guys say very little about that.....actually anytime a Brown gets in "trouble"....you guys speak a different tune....
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We didnt even bother signing him. If you asked any browns fan about they would say to cut him off the team if he was even on it. Yet you keep Chris Henry whose been in trouble multiple times.
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What if Mike Mason was a all world talent like Chris Henry was.....it would be a different story....
none of us Bengal fans are saying Chris Henry is a altar boy..but you Browns fans act like he the worst offender employed in the NFL.....
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It's a non-issue. It's not like he was the 10th player on the team to get arrested in less than a year. He isn't even a signed player. Browns fans don't even think he deserves a chance and want him out of here...unlike the bungle fans that are willing to accept any type of criminal behavior to get one winning season since 1990.
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That's because we're not accustomed to having Browns players getting into trouble....unlike the fans down in cell block "C".
By the way, we're still waiting for that list of Browns players that you claim make Mr. Henry seem like an angel. 
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Actually there is a thread on him in the Tailgate Forum. Last I read everyone wanted him gone.
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 Ok Impacted now tell us the one about People jumping on O.J's knife while he wasn't looking.
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No, but he is up there with Pacman and the boys!
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If you can't differentiate between going 5 miles an hour over the speed limit and all the offenses the Bungles have racked up, your homerism is never ending and there is no further discussion. Don't turn into Worldchumps, impact, you're much better than that. I even said Jim Brown was an embarrassment because of his legal troubles and shouldn't be involved with the team. Now, if you recall, when Warren and others were in legal trouble with the Browns, I was on here calling them idiots and wanting them cut. So, don't make false statements. Chris Henry is world class? Your homerism is obviously getting the best of you. When you only get to play half a season, your impact on a team, pardon the pun, isn't what homers want you to believe. Oh, and the last I checked, the Browns dealt with Mason the way a team should, he's gone. What did you want us to do, congratulate the Browns for doing the right thing? I know the Bungles don't do that so you don't know how to react to a team doing the right thing, so you get a slight pass on that one. 
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Coach you wrote in big letters..breaking the law....you were pretty blunt,black and white...from your tone I didn't think there was any gray area.
I apologize if my perception of opinions on here regarding Browns pleyers was not accurate..I was wrong.
The fact of matter is,whether you guys want to believe it,Marvin Lewis does VALUE character...
He can't babysit players 24/7......this isn't Marvin Lewis's fault that the Bengals players are finding themselves in the back of a police car.
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Actually, he is to blame....partially, along with the FO. When you knowingly draft players with problems in the past, it is at least partially your fault when they continue it. Add to it a lack of discipline by Lewis and the F.O. on previous problems, and it is indirectly condoning those actions.
Marvin Lewis values character? I'm not sure I buy that one either, impact. After all, he came from an organization that had SERIOUS problems with players and run ins with the law and the pattern has followed him to the Bengals. It seems that Lewis, and the FO, didn't worry about that nearly as much as they did talent. The problem is that talent doesn't help you when it's not on the field.
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Yeah but that wasn't your question, your question was since 1999, and I found 3 years.
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Rounds 3-7 are often a crap shoot, you got a nickelback challenging an overrated cornerback for a starting role? What the hell does that say about your starters then? You got depth, Williams, and a decent LB, we got 2 probable pro-bowlers... Your guard is competing for a spot because we stole your better one, HA!
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Odell Thurman will be back on the field this year for Cincy....will he start,who knows..Ahmed Brooks is the starting MLB.....Thurman will have to play Weakside.
We got our starting center out of RD 4......The players Marvin Lewis drafted is still on the roster....
And your draft won't be worrying about dropping the football they will be more worried about dropping the soap the way its going in Cincinnati.
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Johnaton Josepth is a future Pro Bowler.....Whitworth will probally start at LG.
Domata Peko outplayed most rookie DT's last year.....Ahmed Brooks is our starting ILB.....
You left out Leon Williams who looks to be our steal of the draft, and looked much better than Andra Davis... Our draft was a slam dunk last year.
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So what if your players are still in the NFL, when they suit up in orange jumpsuits it doesn't count.
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Don't get to excited over Winslow's numbers....he averaged less than 10 yards per catch...someone has to catch the ball when you are playing from behind. I have yet to see Winlsow dominate a game or a half.
Eric Steinbach is good,but the Browns overpaid and you know. I could care less if the Browns "stole" him....your organization was too inept to draft him the 1st time around. Anybody can overpay for a player,and the Browns have done that well in the free agency.The Bengals aren't going to miss Steinbach. Guards are more replacable than tackles.
Leon Williams,the "steal" of the draft.....who echos that besides you..Kiper,Hoge, Jaws,Schelreth, Prisco.......I have never heard that claim before.
If your team "drafted" so much better than the Bengals,then how can you explain the large talent gap between the teams?
BTW,whats it like having a "probable" Pro Bowler on your team.....
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Well then you didn't see the Atlanta game where he single handedly got us in field position twice to score...
I said Leon Williams was our steal of the draft, not the steal of the draft, reading comprehension goes a far way...
Did I say the Browns drafted better than the Bengals from 1999-2003? No... I pointed out the past 4 drafts we have had are as good as or better than yours, it doesn't matter if you have more talent, those 4 drafts are as good as or better than your four drafts.
BTW, what is it like having a near guarantee pro-bowler on your team that cant get on the field because he thinks breaking the law won't get him in trouble?
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C'mon, Impact, get serious. Winslow led the league in receptions for a TE and was 3rd in yards. He did this while still not 100% healthwise. You don't think the Bengals will miss on of the top 5 guards in the league? Again, you're starting to sound like Worldchumps with thses posts. Please. It's easier to replace guards, but not easy to replace top 5 talent at any position.
Leon Williams will prove to be an outstanding pick, as he showed when he stepped in for Davis. Many have said he was a "steal". If you have to have someone like Kiper talk about it, let's just remember Kiper's assessment of players like Ryan Leaf., Rick Mirer, etc.
I will say that there are many that have said that the Browns are closing the gap talent-wise. Enjoy your one playoff appearance in 17 years, impact. Judging by the implosion in Cincy, it will be a fleeting feeling
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Let's face it, you can have a Kiper predicting who will do well in the NFL...But it doesn't matter what he says..He's not God.  It all matters how they do in camp, and on the field. It depends how bad they wanna work for it. And Leon has done just that.  Now getta outta here Impact, you've been smacked upside the head so many times in this thread your cheek is red..  
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