Georgia Football Player Arrested After 150-MPH BMW Chase With Younger Siblings in the Car

A Georgia Bulldogs football star is in hot water after cops say he tore through Atlanta streets at a mind-blowing 150 mph, two terrified kids crammed in the back of his souped-up BMW. Nyier Daniels got the boot from the team quicker than you can say “reckless endangerment” following the wild high-speed chase, first reported by 11Alive.

Here’s how it went down: Officers tried pulling over Daniels’ mom, Brandi Canada-Green, for blowing through a stop sign in her Nissan. But then the real show started. Witnesses say Daniels, behind the wheel of a beastly 2022 BMW M5, stomped the gas—hitting triple digits in a residential zone while cops watched helplessly. His mom? She allegedly played blocker, swerving her SUV to shield his escape onto I-85. That’s where things got real stupid.

Let’s talk about this machine. The M5 isn’t some grocery-getter; it’s a twin-turbo V8 monster with 600 ponies under the hood. Perfect for leaving cops eating dust, right? Except even with that raw power, Daniels couldn’t outrun the long arm of the law. Officers admit they’re hamstrung by policy—no crazy maneuvers during chases—so keeping up with a lunatic doing 150? Not happening.

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After finally surrendering, Daniels apparently wasn’t done running his mouth, cracking jokes about the cops’ driving skills. Real classy. Oh, and that smell wafting from the Beemer? Yeah, weed. Because nothing says “responsible adult” like hotboxing with kids in the car.

Now he’s staring down felony charges, including child endangerment. Mom’s in it too, slapped with obstruction counts. Bail? Try $21K for him, $11K for her. This whole mess has folks furious—how do you justify risking lives like some amateur getaway driver? Georgia’s got zero patience for this kinda stupidity.

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