Iowa football players used to being above the law?

[joefrog]

I don't think any of us even need to comment on this article:

ProFootballTalk.com - COLE THINKS HE HAS A LICENSE TO DRIVE, FAST

I also don't think any of us need to ask where he learned that he was above the law.

 

[HILLCYD]

Not to defend or let the cesspool that is EIU off the hook, but I think you will find that MANY NFL players feel they are above the law. The examples would take pages to list out.

 

[DJKHawk]

I don't think any of us even need to comment on this article:

ProFootballTalk.com - COLE THINKS HE HAS A LICENSE TO DRIVE, FAST

I also don't think any of us need to ask where he learned that he was above the law.

Green Bay, Wisconsin?

"Cole then told Deputy Rauls that he 'gets stopped all the time in Green Bay and doesn't get a ticket, because he plays for the Green Bay Packers.'"

 

[c.y.c.l.o.n.e.s]

Green Bay, Wisconsin?

"Cole then told Deputy Rauls that he 'gets stopped all the time in Green Bay and doesn't get a ticket, because he plays for the Green Bay Packers.'"

Eh. Packers, Hawks, they're all the same.:skeptical:

(Says the lifelong Vikings and Clones fan.:yes