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Just when you thought that a horrible season could not be worse.
New York Giants substitute quarterback Kyle Lauletta – whom many fans hoped would see training next week – was arrested at Weehawken on Tuesday morning as he was heading to the training center of the New York Giants. Team in East Rutherford.
Sources at Weehawken who learned about the incident said the 23-year-old was trying to turn right from the wrong lane to Route 495 West. He was then invited to continue straight. Lauletta made the right turn and almost crushed the officer who was directing the traffic. Another officer stopped him at the end of the ramp.
One of the sources said that Lauletta did the same thing yesterday morning, but he was not arrested. Police have seen his registration plate and he receives two convocations by mail, said the source.
The police did not respond to requests for additional information on the arrest.
"We are aware of the situation and are in contact with Kyle," said a Giants official. "We always collect information."
Lauletta did not take a quick photo this year and was declared inactive for the Giants' last game, a 20-13 loss to the Redskins that brought the team back to 1-7. The Giants have a bye this week and no longer play before November 12 against the San Francisco 49ers.
Although it is not considered the QB of the future for the Giants, many fans had hoped that the Giants could sit at the table of President Eli Manning and see what the draft fourth round proposed by the Giants was. Richmond University could do.
NJ Advance Media reporter Ryan Dunleavy contributed to this report.
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