Could Vince Young Get the Ben Roethlisberger Treatment?

Another day, another quarterback in the news for all the wrong reasons.

Tennessee Titans quarterback Vince Young was cited for misdemeanor assault at a Dallas strip club Sunday, according to several media reports.

Once again, Roger Goodell will be called into action to ask another star quarterback why he is getting himself into situations that have no good outcomes.

Whether Young is convicted on any charges or not is irrelevant to Goodell, and one only needs to look at what Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Ben Roethlisberger is going through to see the merits of that argument.

Roethlisberger was not charged with any crime, but based on witness accounts, some cell phone video and a police investigation, Roethlisberger is suspended for the first six weeks of the season and had to go through a behavioral evaluation.

Roethlisberger's suspension could be reduced to four games, but that is entirely up to Goodell.

Young fits many of the same criteria Roethlisberger fell under when he went before the commissioner in New York. Young has been in trouble before, and this latest incident clearly showed poor judgment, as the video tape depicts.

Young also is a former teammate of Adam "Pacman" Jones, who is the most infamous of Goodell's decisions.

Goodell said before suspending Roethlisberger that his "pattern of behavior" and continued use of "bad judgment" is what brought him to his decision.

Young has been in the papers before for "making it rain" at a Nelly concert last year, and for pictures of him in 2008 chugging tequila from a bottle.

Young lost his job after some bad performances and an even worse attitude before Titans owner Bud Adams ordered his reinstatement after the team's 0-6 start in 2009. Young reclaimed his Pro Bowl image, but now he's back to square one.

Young is now in Goodell's court, and the burden of proof is only a YouTube moment away.