News about Terrell Davis

The flight attendant who accused Pro Football Hall of Famer Terrell Davis of assault aboard a July 13 United flight from Denver to Orange County California no longer works for the airline, DailyMail.com has learned. The legendary Denver Broncos running back claims he was handcuffed and removed from the flight after lightly tapping a flight attendant on the arm to ask for a cup of ice. That flight attendant, who remains unidentified to the public, then accused Davis of getting physical. 'Don't hit me,' the flight attendant is alleged to have told Davis, who later admitted on social media to being confused by the initial exchange. Upon landing in Orange County, the pilot requested all passengers remain in their seats before six FBI and other law-enforcement agents boarded and took Davis into custody. Davis was ultimately released with apologies from the airline, which has now revealed to DailyMail.com that the flight attendant is no longer employed by United.

Pro Football Hall-of-Famer Terrell Davis has had his 'no-fly' ban lifted after being handcuffed and removed from a United Airlines flight earlier this month. On Tuesday, Davis took to social media and shared an emailed letter notifying him of his placement on the airline's no-fly list after an encounter on July 13. The airline told CNN on Tuesday that Davis's ban has been lifted and the flight attendant involved in the incident 'is no longer employed'.

Video has emerged of the moment former NFL star Terrell Davis was handcuffed and escorted off of a United Airlines flight in what he called a 'disgusting display of injustice.' Davis was aboard a flight with his wife and children that had just landed in Orange County from Denver when he was placed into custody by federal agents.  And a clip from Parker Stinar of Davis' legal team at Stinar Gould Grieco & Hensley shows Davis - dressed in a white hoodie and gray baseball cap - being escorted off the flight.

Pro Football Hall of Famer Terrell Davis opened up on getting wrongfully handcuffed out of an aircraft in front of his family en route to a California getaway. On Monday, the 51-year-old shared a statement about the 'humiliating, disturbing and traumatizing' experience on a United Airlines flight from Denver to Orange County over the weekend. Days later, Davis went in depth with the story in an interview with ABC's Good Morning America. During his appearance, the former Super Bowl MVP revealed that he is yet to hear from the airline after the incident.

A former Denver Broncos star and NFL MVP has slammed United Airlines after he was removed from a flight in handcuffs for what he said is a 'disgusting display of injustice'. The alleged incident took place on Saturday where the former Bronco unjustly placed into custody while on a plane with his wife and children by federal agents, stemming from a flight attendant giving wrong information about him and his family. 

The football teams in Georgia and Ohio State have been around for at least 130 years. The two colleges have put on display college football's spotlight since the mid-20th century, not to mention 11 total national championships. So it shouldn't surprise that the Chick-fil-A Peach Bowl in Atlanta on Saturday was only the second meeting between the two storied organizations ever held. To name a few, the Bulldogs defeated the Buckeyes 21-14 in the 1993 Citrus Bowl, featuring a bewildering lineup of NFL stars, including Garrison Hearst, Eddie George, Joey Galloway, Robert Smith, and Terrell Davis. Kirk Herbstreit, a quarterback for the Buckeyes who later became one of college football's most popular announcers, was one of those who didn't go to become a NFL quarterback. In fact, he'll be in the ESPN booth on Saturday, when the Big Ten and SEC will reopen the long discussion over the country's best college football conference.