Chad Kelly, Ole Miss QB, Fights with Bouncers & Says, "I'm going to ... get my AK-47 and spray this

Chad Kelly, who last week signed a scholarship with Ole Miss and was likely going to be their starting QB next season, was arrested this weekend in Buffalo following a fight with bouncers at a bar.

Kelly, a highly-touted Clemson recruit who was kicked off the team in April 2013, got mouthy with bouncers when they wouldn’t let his friend back in the bar after he’d been kicked out. According to the police report obtained by the Buffalo News, Kelly said, “I’m going to go to my car and get my AK-47 and spray this place.” Then, this happened:

Buffalo police officers responding to that alleged threat stopped a 2005 Ford F-150 pickup truck in which Kelly was a passenger at 458 Pearl.

Kelly was forcibly removed from the vehicle, officers said. Police said Kelly kicked and tried to swing at officers as they removed him from the vehicle. They said he resisted getting into a patrol vehicle and struggled with staff at central booking.

Kelly is the nephew of legendary Buffalo Bills QB Jim Kelly.