Was domestic violence specifically banned by the NFL? This is personal conduct policy stuff, which is not the same as substance abuse policy. Get arrested, face a possible suspension.
You would think if these guys are actually fired they'd be pretty quick to open up about what really happened, unless there's an awful lot of hush money coming their way from somewhere.
Some of the facts in the report also are helping to turn that around. The latest about how according to Walt Anderson the balls were probably not tampered with is looking like the most important piece.
aaron hernandez murder evidence?
There has been speculation that he didn't get representation from the NFLPA because they would have recommended he turn over the phone records.
I agree that the organization needs to be accountable, however, I also think the NFL will not be as harsh since it's not directly related to player safety.
Except this company has a history of cheating and bending the rules to gain any competitive advantage, so you really can't be too surprised if employees pick up that mindset.