Yesterday we discovered that Bucs safety Donte Nicholson withstood the first police tasing without being impacted. Now comes the rumor that the Baltimore Ravens bet their teammate Marshal Yanda $1,500 that he couldn't withstand a taser. According to the Baltimore Sun, Yanda collected.

Not only did Yanda handle it once for three seconds, but two more times afterwards before finally collecting $1,500 from some of his teammates.

"You got to have those kind of crazy people on your team," said Rolle. "Yanda is nuts."

Coming soon, taser warnings. "May not work on NFL players or any other large dangerous men."

Top 5 Toughest Ravens [Baltimore Sun]

Is it just me or per capita do people get arrested more in Tampa than any other city? You'd think with a strip club like Mons Venus everyone would always be in a good mood. Sadly, that's not the case. The latest Tampa casualty? Bucs safety Donte Nicholson.

Yeah, I don't know who Nicholson is either. Nevertheless, after coming to the aid of his roommate (who falsely claimed to be a Bucs player) during the roommate's arrest, Nicholson was held on the ground and tased. Cue The Tampa Tribune:

When Nicholson refused to stay on the ground, the deputy fired a shot at him with his stun gun, Bordner said.

It didn't faze Nicholson, Bordner said. As Nicholson began to pull the electric probes from his body, the deputy reactivated his Taser, sending another jolt of electricity into Nicholson's body. That subdued Nicholson, who then was arrested, Bordner said.

Is there anything scarier than tasing someone and having them calmly start removing the electric probes? I think I would have run then.

Bucs safety Nicholson arrested after scuffle outside Pinellas club [The Tampa Tribune]

Seldom-Used Bucs’ Safety Donte Nicholson Proves His Worth: Impervious to Taser [The Big Lead]