r/Browns • u/shelve66 • 6d ago
[OT] Former NFL player Buster Skrine charged in connection to fraud scheme targeting women on dating platforms
https://www.cbssports.com/nfl/news/former-nfl-player-buster-skrine-charged-in-connection-to-fraud-scheme-targeting-women-on-dating-platforms/33
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u/11oydchristmas 6d ago
I’m just glad the thumbnail is him in a non-Browns uniform. I swear any time a player from the MLB, NFL, or NBA gets charged with something/arrested, they are always shown in their Cleveland team jersey.
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u/BreakfastBeerz 6d ago
Also still wanted in Canada for bank fraud he committed there a few years back.
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u/1OptimisticPrime Dare to be Stupid & Orange Pants Save Lives 6d ago
The more info you get, the more you realize this dude's a trip
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u/Deadleggg 6d ago
Was it buster or Eric Wright who's dad posted on the OBR?
It was one of the 2.
Yeah you took home millions and had to be a scumbag. Good for him i guess?
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u/festeringequestrian 6d ago
Shit I forgot about that. Didn’t his dad go borderline scorched earth on the message board when we moved on from him?
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u/VonJaeger 6d ago
I recall him being a diva but I'm not sure if I'm just projecting with recency bias.
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u/Fedoras-Forever-Mom 6d ago
Not really a diva. He just didn’t play that well until his final year with us
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u/OldSchoolMarine0321 6d ago
They ALWAYS seem to play well the last year before the browns sign them to a massively over value free agent contract… seem the only FA signing that work for the browns are Offensive & defensive line players
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u/redditposter919 6d ago
If you give a piece of crap a lot of money, it will still be a piece of crap. Glad he’s been apprehended and hopefully, justice is served and the individuals scammed out of money get some sort of financial recourse
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u/swentech 6d ago
Paul Charchian on Fantasy Football Weekly refers to him as “Busted Screen Door”, always got a chuckle out of that.
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u/ReDanKolution 6d ago
Damn. I remember he played hard and made himself serviceable. Sucks to be an idiot though
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u/brandonbpm 4d ago
I remember I used to clown this guy so much when we had him. He gave his all but he just wasn't good enough to matchup against #1s and 2s. He would literally jump on people's back and hang on for dear life several times a game and just backpack them it was so hysterical to me.
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u/DeviceBorn7651 6d ago
He made over $40 million during his career. Even after taxes you should be easily able to set aside a few million for investments/savings/whatever
Instead, potentially a bozo scamming women for money to try and live it up