Kemah Siverand seems to be making questionable decisions that could impact his NFL career negatively.
The Las Vegas Raiders cornerback was recently taken into custody for participating in street racing in Houston. He now faces serious charges for fleeing the scene.
Siverand was previously released by the Seahawks last season after attempting to sneak a woman into the team’s hotel, a move that violated team rules and jeopardized safety protocols during the pandemic.
In a statement of apology, Siverand expressed regret for his actions, admitting his mistake and recognizing the need to take responsibility for his behavior. He emphasized that he’s determined to learn from this experience and focus on his goal of playing in the NFL.
The rookie player, who went undrafted from Oklahoma State, was let go by the Seahawks in August. Despite receiving a modest $2,000 signing bonus from Seattle, he remains committed to proving himself and not letting this incident define his career.
Overall, Siverand’s recent actions have raised concerns about his judgment and professionalism, casting a shadow on his aspirations in professional football.
