Dallas TV station WFAA reported this morning that Bryant allegedly got in a heated argument with his Mom – his MOM, goodness! – and grabbed her by the shirt and slapped her in the face with a ball cap.

I recall the character questions around him when he entered the league…”I’ll be fine,” he said. “I don’t want to be a distraction,” he said, as he refused to carry veterans’ shoulder pads off the practice field, a long NFL “hazing” tradition.

While nobody could have or SHOULD have predicted something like THIS, more often than not college players who enter the league with “issues” following them rarely play a career without more “issues” following them. This one is a doosie for public relations, if “only” the charge of misdemeanor domestic violence results in any case.

Lynch was arrested Saturday morning on suspicion of DUI.

Unfortunately, the NFL players themselves are keeping the time between the NFL draft and the team training camps interesting.

Nov 6, 2011; Arlington, TX, USA; Dallas Cowboys receiver Dez Bryant (88) on the bench during the game against the Seattle Seahawks at Cowboys Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Matthew Emmons-US PRESSWIRE

May 15, 2012; Tampa, FL, USA; Tampa Bay Buccaneers cornerback Eric Wright (21), defensive back E.J. Biggers (31) and linebacker Rennie Curran (45) workout during organized team activities at One Buc. Mandatory Credit: Kim Klement-US PRESSWIRE

Cornerback Eric Wright of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers was arrested in Los Angeles on Saturday for a felony DUI. What that means is he was driving under the influence and was involved in an accident with an injury. Reports so far are that Wright himself was uninjured and the driver of the other vehicle was not badly injured.

Wright allegedly told police he had been drinking but refused the breathalyzer.

Wright was a Detroit Lion last season, so at least the Lions avoided yet ANOTHER arrest on their roster. Tampa Bay could possibly have a pair of felons as starting corners with Aqib Talib on the other side…after suspensions that might be doled out are served.

Brings new meaning to the phrase “the most dangerous cornerback tandem in the NFL,” doesn’t it?