S7E789: From the NFL to Deportation!

How does a former NFL player overstay his visa for a decade and slip through the cracks of the system? In this episode of The Savaged Unfiltered Show, Michael and The Old Man dive into the shocking downfall and delayed deportation of former Indianapolis Colts linebacker Daniel Adongo—the first Kenyan-born athlete in NFL history.After making headlines by making the jump from international rugby to the NFL in 2013, Adongo’s football career came to a sudden halt in 2015 following domestic disturbance calls. When his visa officially expired in 2016, he remained on U.S. soil for ten years. Michael and The Old Man break down the web of tragedy, legal troubles, severe mental health interventions, and court holds that delayed his removal until ICE finally executed his deportation.The Rise and Sudden Fall: From Nairobi rugby sensation to the Indianapolis Colts defense—how Kenya's first NFL player lost his roster spot in 2015.A Decade in the Shadows: How Adongo overstayed his visa in 2016 and managed to remain in the U.S. for ten years.Legal Troubles & Arrest Records: Examining the string of Indiana arrests, misdemeanor convictions, and battery/intimidation charges.Mental Health & Court Holds: The role of psychiatric evaluations, competency holds, and suspected CTE in halting deportation proceedings over the years.Systemic Cracks vs. ICE Crackdown: Why it took a decade, an immigration court ruling, and new enforcement protocols for federal authorities to finally carry out his removal.Presented by High Speed Daddy Take control of your confidence! Head over to Savagedshop.com to gear up with exclusive show merchandise, show your support, and make sure to follow and subscribe to The Savaged Unfiltered Show wherever podcasts are heard!For additional news coverage detailing his removal and background with the Colts, check out this report on Former Colts linebacker Daniel Adongo deported by Chicago-based ICE agents. This video provides concise context on his time with the team and the timeline of his deportation.