NFL investigation of Haskins.

[Joel Buchsbaum]

First and foremost, RIP to Dewane Haskins, but there may be more to this story than meets the eye. Am I the only one worried about this? The facts are unknown to me, but a married man left is car. An unidentified woman was passed out in the car and he was walking on the highway and was hit & killed by not a car, but by a dump truck. I don't get it. If you cross the road, you rush to stay in the safe area of no traffic ASAP; you do not remain there. And by all means, you avoid a dump truck.

Is this a mental health issue? A suicide? Did he run from a problem? Was the women " legal " or part of a group with other players? What does the toxicology report say? Was the car the woman passed out the car registered to a Steeler? What do his teammates in South Florida say about the tragedy?

The NFL and police have good investigators. My worry is what is the unidentifed woman speaks up and it turns out she was for immoral purposes. ( ie drugs or worse ).

[Chucktownsteeler]

I don’t feel this is any of the NFL’s business.

RIP, Dwayne.

[Captain Lemming]

First and foremost, RIP to Dewane Haskins, but...

Perhaps it would be best to stop at that?

I see no value in speculating in negative "possibilities" prematurely.

[hawaiiansteel]

I don’t feel this is any of the NFL’s business.

RIP, Dwayne.

or any of our business, for that matter.

RIP, Dwayne.

[SteelBucks]

None of your business, none of my business, none of our business.

The only people that deserve answers is the Haskins family. That’s it.

This has been a difficult week.

[Sword]

Makes since..He left a gathering of several NFL players.

[NorthCoast]

None of your business, none of my business, none of our business.

The only people that deserve answers is the Haskins family. That’s it.

This has been a difficult week.

You can't live in the public eye and expect people not to ask questions. It comes with the territory of being a pro athlete, entertainer, politician, etc. You might think it's insensitive, and it is. But it is an occupational hazard. It is unfortunate that it's the loved ones that have to live with the media during these times.

[Eich]

Public eye or no public eye, I would think that some kind of investigation would be on-going. Not by the NFL but by the authorities. Very sad, tragic thing to have happened. But it's a strange set of circumstances.

[whisper]

or any of our business, for that matter.

RIP, Dwayne.

Actually, if tax money was used (and it was, being it involved the police) it technically is "our business." That is why all things cops are supposed to be public knowledge, even though if you have a gob of money, suddenly items are not public knowledge (like the "massage tapes" involving Bob Kraft).

That way, it helps keep corruption down, but it certainly does not eliminate it. If tax money is used to investigate something, the results are supposed to be public knowledge. As far as a toxicology report, who knows if one will even be administered.

[feltdizz]

You can't live in the public eye and expect people not to ask questions. It comes with the territory of being a pro athlete, entertainer, politician, etc. You might think it's insensitive, and it is. But it is an occupational hazard. It is unfortunate that it's the loved ones that have to live with the media during these times.

people can ask question’s but doesn’t mean they will get answers.

for me, I’m not a fan of trying to gather information to use it as a weapon against the deceased.

but I think once the dust settles and time passes we will find out what happened or more of what happened.

[flippy]

people can ask question’s but doesn’t mean they will get answers.

for me, I’m not a fan of trying to gather information to use it as a weapon against the deceased.

but I think once the dust settles and time passes we will find out what happened or more of what happened.

It's kinda weird that we care.

I think we care cause the media owns our minds and they have a vested interest in us caring which drives clicks/impressions/advertising.

The media has driven each of us into our own algorithm and has influenced this gotcha/conspiracy culture that's so over the top on so many levels, the only way for people to stand out is to be a little extra beyond the others. And ultimately searches for DH drive spending and it's all about the money.

What's weird is that we can but don't get paid to.

[feltdizz]

It's kinda weird that we care.

I think we care cause the media owns our minds and they have a vested interest in us caring which drives clicks/impressions/advertising.

The media has driven each of us into our own algorithm and has influenced this gotcha/conspiracy culture that's so over the top on so many levels, the only way for people to stand out is to be a little extra beyond the others. And ultimately searches for DH drive spending and it's all about the money.

What's weird is that we can but don't get paid to.

I think most care as Steeler fans or Buckeye fans..

but those who already showed their intentions are negative can’t fool us with just wanting to know because its our right at citizens.

[whisper]

I think most care as Steeler fans or Buckeye fans..

but those who already showed their intentions are negative can’t fool us with just wanting to know because its our right at citizens.

Oh, I see, you want the laws to be variable and be altered for differing circumstances? Yea, that ought to work out really well. I guess you are OK with Bob Kraft waving his $ around so the public never sees the video of him getting a "massage."

[feltdizz]

Oh, I see, you want the laws to be variable and be altered for differing circumstances? Yea, that ought to work out really well. I guess you are OK with Bob Kraft waving his $ around so the public never sees the video of him getting a "massage."

Personally, I don’t want to see a video of Kraft getting a massage.

I’m not saying public information should be suppressed. Not sure how you came to the conclusion based in my post.

[WindyCitySteel]

Has this rumor of a passed out woman in the car been corroborated? I've only seen it tweeted with no links or sources.