Many times opportunities simply come down to people in front of you on the depth chart getting hurt.
For example, Keenum was 3rd string in Houston and only played due to Schaub getting injured.
Then he went to St. louis and was cut.
Then he went back to Houston and only played because Fitzpatrick broke his leg.
Then in Minnesota he only played because Sam Bradford got hurt.
Noticing a trend?
That’s the part that is most confusing for me.
If you are suing someone civilly, it is for money.
The actions of the alleged victims attorney helped accelerate Araiza’s release from his source of income.
I wonder if he fully thought this through.
He was either guilty and he needed to be cut, OR he is innocent and his situation still had the possibility to derail or be a hindrance to a Super Bowl season
Either way, I understand and respect the teams decision to move on.
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There is a big difference between tempers flairing and striking someone with a hard object over the head. And someone who is NOT a teammate.
Theyre saying the NFL defers to teams for practice punishments. Not that they CANT punish. They just don’t.
Im certainly no legal expert. The photo I posted was from a law firm. Here is the link:
https://www.newmanallen.com/blog/2021/august/what-is-the-age-of-consent-in-california-/
Then you’re woefully ignorant.
Parents don’t “allow” many things teens do. Especially a 17 year old who could get piercings at any mall in the country.
Just FYI, I read that in California it is typically only a felony when the perpetrator is 21 or older and the victim is 16 or under.
Otherwise it is a misdemeanor.
Because Araiza was 20 and the alleged victim was 17, it may be a misdemeanor.