Henry Ruggs

Former Raiders first-round pick Henry Ruggs apologized to the family of the woman he killed in a 2021 car crash, saying, in part, that he wished he could “turn back the hands of time.”

Henry Ruggs, the former Las Vegas Raider sentenced to 3-10 years in prison for drunk driving at high speeds resulting in an accident that killed a young woman and her dog, is making $2.50 an hour at a prison camp in Nevada.

Former Las Vegas Raiders wide receiver Henry Ruggs III was booked on Monday and officially began serving his 3–10-year prison sentence stemming from a fatal, high-speed 2021 crash that killed a young woman and her dog.

Former Las Vegas Raiders wide receiver Henry Ruggs was sentenced to 3-10 years in prison Wednesday following a 2021 drunk-driving car crash that killed Tina Tintor and her dog.

Ex-Las Vegas Raiders player Henry Ruggs told a judge Tuesday he will admit that he drove drunk at speeds up to 156 mph, causing a fiery crash that killed a woman. His plea deal is expected to send the 24-year-old first-round NFL draft pick to state prison for three to 10 years.

Lawyers for ex-Raiders receiver Henry Ruggs say they want the player’s blood-alcohol levels excluded from his prosecution.

A Las Vegas coroner ruled on Tuesday that the woman who former Raiders wide receiver Henry Ruggs III crashed into burned to death. 

The sports media is filled with story after story attacking Green Bay Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers over his vaccine reluctance. Meanwhile, they’ve given only perfunctory coverage to Henry Ruggs III, who killed a woman during a drunk driving crash.

Newly released video shows former Raiders player Henry Ruggs III sobbing at the scene of the November car crash that killed a 23-yr-old woman.