🏈💥 Gridiron Chaos! Cleveland Browns Tackled by Unfair Off-field Play: Cars Stolen, Jewelry Gone 💍🚗
TL;DR: Life is blitzing hard on some Cleveland Browns players as three of them had a brush with violent crimes over the weekend. Cornerback Greg Newsome II and defensive tackle Perrion Winfrey were robbed at gunpoint, and their swanky rides went from 0-60 into the thieves’ hands in a heartbeat. It’s not just those two; running back Demetric Felton’s car was swiped from his apartment garage. So we gotta ask, is it now more perilous off the field than on for these football players? 🤔
Late night shenanigans and early morning surprise attacks were the offensive strategies of these crooks. So, what exactly went down?
Around 3:30 AM on Monday, Newsome and Winfrey had just left a nightclub and were ambushed by a group of six masked dudes. I mean, can’t a player enjoy a night out without ending up in a crime scene? 😒 Not only did the thieves snag Newsome’s tricked-out truck, they also ran away with some bling these gridiron gladiators were sporting. Newsome took to Twitter a few hours later to tweet about the incident.
But wait, there’s more. Fast forward 24 hours, and we’ve got another case of auto-theft. 😱 This time, the ‘running’ back Demetric Felton was literally left without his ride. His car, parked neatly in his apartment garage, was swiped clean off. Now that’s a different kind of ‘rush’ than what he’s used to on the field, don’t you think? 🏃♂️💨
And just to add insult to injury, this isn’t the first time Browns players have had to deal with this kind of off-field tackle. Earlier this year, QB Deshaun Watson’s vehicle was stolen right from the dealership parking lot in North Olmsted, Ohio.
There’s a new playbook emerging here: Nightclubs, apartment garages, even dealership lots – no place is safe. The thieves’ blitz is proving to be pretty effective.
Before we snap to the end, here’s something to chew on. Is it a mere coincidence that these players from the same team are being targeted, or is there a darker playbook at work? 🤨
These incidents put an entirely new spin on the phrase ‘take one for the team.’ And we can’t help but wonder, in the face of these off-field penalties, how will the Cleveland Browns, and the NFL at large, respond?
And here’s the million-dollar question, my friends: How do we ensure the safety and security of our beloved sports icons off the field? Is it time for the NFL to step up their security game? Let’s huddle up and discuss. 🗣🏈💭
Disclaimer: This article does not intend to provide any form of security advice. It is strictly for informational and discussion purposes only. Always consult with a professional for your security needs. Turnt Up News does not endorse any implied recommendations.
