Laremy Tunsil, gas masks, Instagram and NCAA fraud

d with the 13th pick in the NFL Draft, the team that plays in the drug gateway of America selects Laremy Tunsil.

The Ravens reportedly took Tunsil off their board when the video of his smoking pot in a gas mask surfaced shortly before Thursday night's first round. This is the same franchise that called fiancé-slugging Ray Rice “a great guy.’’ This is also the same franchise that honors Ray Lewis, who was involved in a double murder. And everyone thinks Jim is the nutball Harbaugh?

The 30-second video, which showed Tunsil smoking from a mask equipped with a bong, was posted to his verified Twitter account before quickly being deleted. Tunsil had been considered a potential No. 1 pick. But after the video went viral, Tunsil was looking at 4-20. 

A screenshot showing a portion of the video of Dolphins first-round pick Laremy Tunsil smoking a bong, which was posted shortly before the start of the 2016 NFL draft. Tunsil quickly deleted his account, saying he had been hacked, and apologized for the clip, which he and the Dolphins said was several years old.

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After his Instagram account became public, Tunsil admitted he took money from an Ole Miss coach. That has to be a first, right? A player admitting an NCAA violation on draft night. I wish every draft pick would do that. I’m in favor of any and every pantsing given to the fraud that is the NCAA. 

Laremy Tunsil, who was selected by the Miami Dolphins with the #13 pick in the first round of the 2016 NFL draft, claims he took money from the Ole Miss coaching staff. (YouTube)