The high school student who was involved in a two-car accident with Adam "Pacman" Jones on Tuesday told TMZ Sports that he will not accept the Cincinnati Bengals cornerback's apology for his profanity-laced tirade after the crash.
"Lives are more important than cars. You may be able to replace your car, but if I were to get into an accident and die or even somebody else, you just won't be able to replace their life," Kylar Ruege said in the interview with TMZ released Wednesday when asked if he had anything to say to Jones.