Henry Ruggs III

The Former Crimson Tide wide receiver has been training while in prison, hopeful that an NFL team is willing to give him a second chance.

Ruggs was famously arrested after rear ending a Toyota RAV4 at 156 miles per hour in Las Vegas, killing a woman and her dog.

How far would you go for a friend? I would do anything for a close friend. Of course, I would go even further for one of my kids. How about you? Former Alabama assistant coach Joe Judge found himself answering questions about one of his players seemingly defending Henry Ruggs III.

Henry Ruggs was traveling at 156 mph and "slowed down" to 125 mph when the collision happened.

Henry Ruggs was doing 156 MILES PER HOUR. I don't believe my personal vehicle will go 156mph! Let that sink in for a moment. First off, I am a huge Alabama fan. I love football. I think Ruggs is one of the best wide receivers in Alabama history.

After only 26 catches and two TDs as a rookie, Bama alum and Las Vegas Raider Henry Ruggs III seems to be getting into form in his new offense for year two.

Las Vegas Raiders wide reciever Henry Ruggs III has been putting in some serious work this offseason to prepare his body for a big sophomore campaign.

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According to AL.com, Henry Ruggs III suffered an injury to his thight while helping a friend move. Ruggs's father told the Birmingham publication that his son was ok but that he had a puncture in his thigh. The speedy wide receiver was helping a friend move furniture but was pinned against a car and was punctured in the thigh.