Let's just jump into it today with our douchebag of the day,

the now former Las Vegas Raiders wide receiver, Henry Ruggs III.

So reportedly, Ruggs was driving at a high speed in a residential area when he ended up rear ending another vehicle.

But understand, when I say high speed, he was allegedly driving at 156 miles per hour.

And when I say rear ended, reportedly he slammed into this woman in this other car at 127 miles per hour.

With a 23-year-old woman's car bursting into flames, killing her and her dog. Meanwhile, Ruggs and his passenger who he shares a daughter with were hospitalized with series, but not life-threatening injuries.

Also, if you're wondering, yes, he was driving under the influence. In fact, his blood

alcohol level was twice the legal limit. So now you have this guy, Ruggs, who seemed to be

destined for greatness. He was a first round NFL draft pick in 2020, now getting kicked from

his team and facing felony charges. The report saying that a conviction for his reckless driving

charge could earn him one to six years in prison with a possibility of probation, as well as the DUI resulting in death charge, meaning that he could face a sentence of anywhere between two to 20

years in state prison with no probation. And if I'm being honest with you, when I first heard those

numbers, I was kind of shocked because I was like, okay, so he could get convicted and only serve

three years? He was driving a car at 156 miles per hour, drunk out of his mind, obliterated this woman and her dog, and he could serve three years?

Like, if you want to kill someone, why hire a contract killer just pay someone to drink some booze and run someone over?

Honestly, if he's a first-time offender and these are the only charges he ends up with, he'll probably avoid the maximum sentences, especially since he's a guy with a lot of money who can hire the best lawyers.

And I know some people are going to say, hey, it was an accident, but I very much agree with, I saw someone say it wasn't an accident, it was an inevitability.

You chose to drink that much, you chose to get in your car, and you chose to put everyone's lives at risk around you. There's already no excuse to drive drunk, but motherfucker, you're rich.

You've got all the options in the world to save you from making the worst choice ever, and

you still do it.

And the only person that's really going to suffer from your actions is this woman who's no

longer here.

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