Someone saw him and luckily called for help.  Upon the help arriving Nkemdiche was found to be erratic and in possession of weed.

#BREAKING Mugshot for Robert Nkemdiche, charged w/ possession of marijuana after falling from hotel window #fox5atl pic.twitter.com/Wu2mWXrAVF

— FOX 5 Atlanta (@FOX5Atlanta) December 14, 2015

Was whatever he was smoking laced?  Could it be bath salts?  Rumors are flying about what Nkemdiche did or did not smoke*, we will keep an eye out for any further details.

Hope he gets well.

*Allegedly

2016 will be loaded with skill position players but this draft is certainly lacking one thing- a big name at quarterback leading the class. One could argue there is a name or two that could end up becoming this guy but for now let’s just break it down.

Connor Cook
Cook is having a great year but his skill set is being exposed. He has the most wins in school history and can make NFL throws, but there isn’t a wow factor to his game and the draft community is starting to notice.

I think the best Connor Cook comparison I can come up with is Kyle Orton.. Cook is more mobile, but arm talent is very similar.

— Ryan McCrystal (@Ryan_McCrystal) September 30, 2015

Robert Nkemdiche
In my humble opinion, Nkemdiche is the #1 overall prospect in the class. Does he have the positional value to go #1? Is he such a heads and shoulder #1 pick that you forgo need or positional value?

Nkemdiche has Suh-like qualities to his game, but he isn’t going to be a day 1 franchise changing pick. He’s going to disrupt plays and free up whoever else is on the line with him in the pros. The best hope for the team that drafts Nkemdiche would be Aaron Donald and it makes you ask the positional value question again.

Excellent work by Goolsby, OTs in pass pro but Nkemdiche bulldozes Thurman. Grier slings TD as he's hit. https://t.co/8v37rubTdU

— Thomas Goldkamp (@ThomasGoldkamp) October 4, 2015

Jared Goff
Goff is emerging as the top player in this quarterback class and due to positional value he’s in the mix for the #1 pick.

Much like fellow Cal quarterback Aaron Rodgers, Goff doesn’t have measurables that are going to jump off the page at you. The part of his game GMs are falling in love with are his poise and decision making, especially under duress.

The thing about these verbal commitments is that they are non-binding. Meaning that if for any reason the 18 year old decides to change his mind, he is free to do just that. The last time I checked 18 year olds change their mind about as often as the wind blows. Thus it is a frustrating time for college recruiters until that signature is signed on the dotted line.

Robert Nkemdiche is doing nothing new. He is weighing his options and letting the teams send their best pitch. Ole Miss has his brother on their team, and Alabama has Nick $aban and his history of creating first round NFL Draft picks.

While he is officially decommitted from Clemson that does not mean he won’t end up there. It just means that it isn’t a guarantee.

We’ll see where Robert decides to Take His Talents in the Spring…

Those are probably the words Robert Nkemdiche said when he called up the recruiting department at Clemson University. The nation’s top prospect, stunned everyone by going to Clemson. I heard their “Chik-Fil-A” is a $$$elling point. Basically Nkemdiche wants the school to send a +1 with his scholarship and he will go to the next school on his list if Clemson doesn’t oblige:

“I am waiting on Clemson to offer Ryan; when that happens, it’s locked … it’s a done deal … it’s over,” Nkemdiche, a defensive end, told the Atlanta Journal-Constitution.

So what if Clemson doesn’t offer Carter? Well, Nkemdiche said he plans to look elsewhere like Ole Miss, where Nkemdiche’s brother plays and where Carter already has an offer.

“If Clemson doesn’t offer Ryan, it would make me look at Ole Miss a little more, it would,” Nkemdiche said. “It’s very important that I have my boys with me.”

I guarantee you Clemson finds a scholarship for ya boy Carter.