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Redskins Rocky McIntosh Tried to Hide Breaking Curfew, By Putting Pillows Under his Sheets

Found January 02, 2012 on BlackSportsOnline: Yardbarker Blogger Network
PLAYERS: Rocky McIntosh
TEAMS: Washington Redskins
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Rocky McIntosh is a professional athlete right?

He isn’t trying to escape from Alcatraz or sneak out to a House Party with Kid n Play correct?

Someone please explain this then?

Besides being late for a team meeting & being inattentive, ESPN 980 was also told by multiple sources that #Redskins LB Rocky McIntosh broke curfew Saturday night in Philly. It was pre-planned, he went so far to make his hotel bed appear as though he was in it/sleeping – by stuffing pillows, etc under the blankets. He was of course found to be guilty — and ‘deactivated’ by Mike Shanahan. There was some argument by the coaching staff for this not to happen, but Shanny made final call.

What could possess a player to do this?

Oh wait………….

 

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