Titans quarterback Vince Young is dedicating himself in the offseason to regaining his starter role. Or not. According to a TMZ.com video and article, Young decided to make it rain at a Nelly concert in Houston last week by pulling out a roll of money and showering a crowd with dollar bills. The longer, cuss-worded version of the evening is on the YouTubes and includes an interview with Vince Young. He gives his support to Houston rapper Willie D of the Geto Boys, who was recently arrested for alleged iPhone scam.
TMZ is not amused, editorializing, "The last time a member of the Tennessee Titans decided to "make it rain" while hanging out at an event with Nelly -- people got shot and lives were ruined." Yeah, probably not what you want from your
I'm guessing that Titans would prefer Young this offseason keeping a lower profile, but I suppose they should feel thankful that this isn't a shirtless picture of him chugging tequila straight out of the bottle. (Picture above from last year).
Young made it really clear last year that the attention given to a NFL quarterback isn't going to stop him from going out and having fun. Which, I guess is part of the reason why Kerry Collins is the starting quarterback of the Tennessee Titans despite only having 2,676 passing yards (167.2 yards per game average), and a 58.3 completion percentage last year.
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