Linebacker Brandon Spikes cut by Patriots after strange car accident, The New England Patriots woke up on Monday morning and evidently would not like to manage whatever linebacker Brandon Spikes had gotten himself into.
A day after news broke that Spikes' auto was discovered smashed and deserted, the Patriots cut the veteran linebacker. Spikes had been searching for an occupation when the Patriots, whom he was with from 2010-13, marked him on May 18. Spikes, who was with the Buffalo Bills last season, presumably won't discover a less demanding time discovering another group this time around.
At 3:20 a.m. on Sunday, police were informed of a surrendered auto on the middle of Interstate 495, the Boston Globe reported. The on-board route framework reported that the driver of the 2011 Mercedes-Benz Maybach, which is enlisted to Spikes, said he hit a deer. State police said there was no confirmation of a deer close to the auto.
At about the same time on the same stretch of roadway, another auto was back finished, in spite of the fact that the travelers of that auto didn't see the auto that hit their vehicle, the Globe said.
Police hadn't built up that the Mercedes back finished the other auto or who was driving the auto enlisted to Spikes.
The Patriots clearly didn't care for Spikes' clarification or couldn't have cared less. Spikes is no more with the group, however he'll keep his $25,000 marking reward. Be that as it may, Spikes may be occupied for some time noting inquiries from the police.
A day after news broke that Spikes' auto was discovered smashed and deserted, the Patriots cut the veteran linebacker. Spikes had been searching for an occupation when the Patriots, whom he was with from 2010-13, marked him on May 18. Spikes, who was with the Buffalo Bills last season, presumably won't discover a less demanding time discovering another group this time around.
At 3:20 a.m. on Sunday, police were informed of a surrendered auto on the middle of Interstate 495, the Boston Globe reported. The on-board route framework reported that the driver of the 2011 Mercedes-Benz Maybach, which is enlisted to Spikes, said he hit a deer. State police said there was no confirmation of a deer close to the auto.
At about the same time on the same stretch of roadway, another auto was back finished, in spite of the fact that the travelers of that auto didn't see the auto that hit their vehicle, the Globe said.
Police hadn't built up that the Mercedes back finished the other auto or who was driving the auto enlisted to Spikes.
The Patriots clearly didn't care for Spikes' clarification or couldn't have cared less. Spikes is no more with the group, however he'll keep his $25,000 marking reward. Be that as it may, Spikes may be occupied for some time noting inquiries from the police.
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