Charles Omenihu, DE signing with the Chiefs

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Originally posted by Hysterikal:

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Originally posted by 9erson3:
Well he lives at Santana Row, the mini-Beverly Hills in San Jose. He just walks out his door and tons of babes looking for dudes with money at the high end stores, bars and restaurants. Cool place to live. Cool place to get in trouble as literally ten steps from your Loft is a drinking hole with babes a plenty.

Yeah. If you're an immature little boy who has no concept of the future. Grown ass men aren't getting into trouble with that crowd. Grown ass men are at home when the sun goes down.

Lol sure they are suuure they are

If they're not literally at home they're with their wives and children. Where do you think George Kittle went after his wife met him after the game? Bet money he either went home with her or went out with her.

I'm sorry you said grown ass men. As if all grown ass men are at home when the sun goes down.

You get the point. Grown ass men aren't being IRRESPONSIBLE. They aren't fraternizing with hoes.

Yeah I do agree. But I don't think a lot of pro athletes have that kinda maturity unfortunately. For every JJ Watt there's a thousand immature brats who have been spoiled since they showed promise in high school.

There's a saying a lot of NFL veterans say to rookies: nothing good happens after midnight.

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Oh geez half my fun when their age occurred after midnight.

You weren't a million dollar plus investment though, I'm assuming.

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Yeah

Originally posted by Wolf_Packer_53:

Originally posted by Pillbusta:

Originally posted by Wolf_Packer_53:
If I were Kyle and John, I would make him inactive at minimum for the NFC Championship game pending him getting cleared of any wrong doing.

Nope. Frank Clark beat us in the Super Bowl last time just like he was beating his chicks prior to being drafted

I am tired of trying to be PC while other clubs have criminals on their rosters and winning chips all the same

Lynch played and won with Warren Sapp

Well that's what I would do if I were John and Kyle. Imo you need to set a precedent that your players are not above the law otherwise you start having a team like the Harbaugh/Baalke years where several players, key ones at that, are getting into legal trouble.
We can win without Omenihu while his legal process figures itself out. He's a good player but thankfully we got good depth on the d line.

Originally posted by Pillbusta:

Originally posted by 5_Golden_Rings:
You can give him the benefit of the doubt about hitting a woman. But not about being with a trashy woman he had no business being with IF it turns out she falsely accused him. You don't go from zero to false accusations. Incidents like that always have a steady build up. So whether or not he hit her, he still remained in a toxic relationship and it HAS ABSOLUTELY hurt the team.

The team has a game to play. I agree about dealing with trashy people as a pro. However you hurt the team with a penalty or poor play or if you're unavailable and he need not be unavailable if there's no crime committed or good reason to believe there was one committed. A crime needs to be proven and if not then let him play and win like Warren Sapp did

Originally posted by Hysterikal:

Originally posted by 49erFaithful6:

Originally posted by Hysterikal:
Yeah I do agree. But I don't think a lot of pro athletes have that kinda maturity unfortunately. For every JJ Watt there's a thousand immature brats who have been spoiled since they showed promise in high school.

The reality is this league has a reputation yet you will find the vast majority of these men are hard working, goal oriented, conscientious and bright. Talent only gets you so far, in most cases. Guys like Money Manziel who are clowns do not last in this league, often times. The next guy trying to take his spot is more focused on the right things and beats him out eventually.

A majority? Maybe I'm to cynical and I do understand Lynch and Kyle have made it a point since Reuben to only bring in upstanding players but in the league as a whole I don't think a majority are saying "sorry chaps I'd love to hit the pub but I gotta grind through more film tonight"

Originally posted by 49erFaithful6:

Originally posted by Hysterikal:

Originally posted by 49erFaithful6:

Originally posted by Hysterikal:
Yeah I do agree. But I don't think a lot of pro athletes have that kinda maturity unfortunately. For every JJ Watt there's a thousand immature brats who have been spoiled since they showed promise in high school.

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The reality is this league has a reputation yet you will find the vast majority of these men are hard working, goal oriented, conscientious and bright. Talent only gets you so far, in most cases. Guys like Money Manziel who are clowns do not last in this league, often times. The next guy trying to take his spot is more focused on the right things and beats him out eventually.

A majority? Maybe I'm to cynical and I do understand Lynch and Kyle have made it a point since Reuben to only bring in upstanding players but in the league as a whole I don't think a majority are saying "sorry chaps I'd love to hit the pub but I gotta grind through more film tonight"

Like 95-98% Harbaugh explained it how to you get in the league. You gotta take a job away from someone else. The best and brightest, guys wired correct tend to get the jobs. You need work ethic, drive, team first mentality, etc. Guys who coast on talent alone that may carry you through HS and college, not pro football.

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Originally posted by 9ersLiferInChicago:

Originally posted by Wolf_Packer_53:

Originally posted by 9ersLiferInChicago:

Originally posted by Wolf_Packer_53:

Originally posted by 9ersLiferInChicago:

Originally posted by NYniner85:

Take 2 on this, as I tagged the wrong PD earlier. Apologies for that screwup. This from @SJPD_PIO on the arrest of #49ers DE Charles Omenihu after his girlfriend reported he pushed her to the ground. Police observed no physical injuries, though she complained of arm pain. pic.twitter.com/pYV3gF88b9

— Mike Garafolo (@MikeGarafolo) January 24, 2023

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So the man is arrested simply on her word with no evidence?

What do you mean no evidence? Evidence #1: An incident happened between her and Omenihu where she felt the need to call the police. Most people do not just call the police just because. Evidence #2: She stuck around and provided her statement to police. Evidence #3: Omenihu stuck around and provided his statement to police.

Exactly, absolutely no evidence whatsoever. I rest my case!

+ Show all quotes Lol good thing you aren't Omenihu's lawyer because he'd be done if you are resting your case on that.

Good thing you aren't either, because the "evidence" you provided don't prove he did anything to her. She called the police and alleged that he pushed her down. The police found no visible evidence to support her claim, and I'm told she denied medical attention. So, he was arrested solely on her word alone. Now, are you're claiming that her allegation alone suffices as evidence?

There is still clear and obvious—nay, nigh UNDENIABLE— evidence (assuming they're actually together) that he's clearly in a toxic, dysfunctional relationship. That he's in a little boy relationship instead of a grown ass man relationship. Sick of little boys sneaking their way onto this team.

This was not the time for this s**t. Dude is dead to me.

Originally posted by 5_Golden_Rings:

Originally posted by 49erFaithful6:

Originally posted by Hysterikal:

Originally posted by 49erFaithful6:

Originally posted by Hysterikal:
Yeah I do agree. But I don't think a lot of pro athletes have that kinda maturity unfortunately. For every JJ Watt there's a thousand immature brats who have been spoiled since they showed promise in high school.

The reality is this league has a reputation yet you will find the vast majority of these men are hard working, goal oriented, conscientious and bright. Talent only gets you so far, in most cases. Guys like Money Manziel who are clowns do not last in this league, often times. The next guy trying to take his spot is more focused on the right things and beats him out eventually.

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A majority? Maybe I'm to cynical and I do understand Lynch and Kyle have made it a point since Reuben to only bring in upstanding players but in the league as a whole I don't think a majority are saying "sorry chaps I'd love to hit the pub but I gotta grind through more film tonight"

Like 95-98% Harbaugh explained it how to you get in the league. You gotta take a job away from someone else. The best and brightest, guys wired correct tend to get the jobs. You need work ethic, drive, team first mentality, etc. Guys who coast on talent alone that may carry you through HS and college, not pro football.

True. Look at how nutjobs like Antonio Brown work.

Originally posted by SonocoNinerFan:
I'm starting to feel like the distraction will be felt 95% within the fanbase and media and any impact on the team (aside from x's and o's if he's shutdown) will be minimal.

Originally posted by 5_Golden_Rings:
Unfortunately that's not necessarily up to the coaches and/or GM.

Originally posted by fropwns:
What in the f**k? If true. Come on man. No place for it. If not. Come on man, you gotta think about who you associate with.