Former Ravens kicker Justin Tucker suspended for 10 games.

[TheWeatherMan]

1 hour ago, Sierra Foothills said:

Justin Tucker grossed $51 million during his career.

 

Why can't these guys satisfy their sexual needs without committing crimes?

 

What a scumbag loser.

 

Because it’s not about sexual desire with these scum bags it about power and control.  To boot, there is no rehabilitation for these types of people either besides putting them to pasture.   

[EasternOHBillsFan]

13 hours ago, Dablitzkrieg said:

If it impacts $$, it's more important to the NFL

 

Exactly my point there, sport.  

[Beck Water]

15 hours ago, TFBillsfan said:

And yet radio silence on KC’s Rasheed Rice by the NFL! 

 

I have been listening very carefully to that very loud silence.

 

https://www.si.com/nfl/chiefs/rashee-rice-update-on-potential-suspension-
 

Quote

"Several have asked about the status of Rice’s unresolved criminal charges for last year’s speed racing incident in Dallas," said Mike Florio of NBC Sports.

"He has yet to be suspended by the league, despite facing (at last word) eight felony charges. That’s because the league won’t take action until the criminal case ends. The case has not ended."

"It’s not clear when it will. Regardless, the league will do nothing until it does."

"And while paid leave is an option, the league has already decided not to use it in Rice’s case. New evidence  the league’s position; however, nothing has happened yet to change the status quo."

"At the outset of the 2024 season, the plan was for Rice to resolve the criminal case and take his NFL punishment in the offseason, serve any suspension to start 2025, and move on with his career. Possibly after doing enough in 2024 to merit a significant contract following the 2025 season, which will be his third in the league."

"Even if the case against Rice ended today, time would be required for the league’s procedures under the Personal Conduct Policy to unfold. Up to and including a hearing before Judge Sue Robinson."

 

It's almost like the criminal case will drag out until his career is over.  A bit hard for me to understand how the league can pretend to care about its image but let that guy on the field.

https://www.footballguys.com/article/2025-rashee-rice-jordan-addison-legal-updates

"We're busy, Man"

Edited 21 hours ago by Beck Water

[Malazan]

11 hours ago, BillsFanForever19 said:

 

This is just factually wrong. I don't know why you end each of these with cases not being resolved when a little research on each Criminal case shows that they were indeed resolved. 

 

Deshaun Watson: Reached settlements on 20 of 24 civil suits on 6/21/22. 3 more cases settled on 7/31/22. Suspended 6 games in August of 2022 for cases settled. Revisited by the NFL and extended to 11 games. 

 

Alvin Kamara: Arrest on 2/6/22. Took Plea Deal pleading guilty on 7/11/23 to Misdemeanors. Suspended on 8/4/23 after case resolved. 

 

Chris Lammons: Warrant issued for arrest on 2/16/22. Took Plea Deal pleading guilty to Misdemenors on 7/11/23. Suspended on 8/4/23 after case resolved.

 

Zay Jones: .... you literally say in your post that the charges were dropped in March of 2024. He was suspended on 8/23/24 after case resolved. How can you say the charges were dropped but the legal case wasn't resolved?

 

J.C. Jackson: Arrested on 9/25/23. Case resolved in early October 2023 after appearing in court and completing an online course for reckless driving. Suspended on 8/23/24 after case resolved.

 

Von Miller: Arrested on 11/30/23. Girlfriend recanted her statement of wrongdoing on Miller's part, so no charges were filed. Never a case to even resolve. Suspended in 10/2024.

You're incorrect on all of these. None of them had been resolved. While a plea deal may have been negotiated, it's not official until it goes before the court.

 

And if there's no case to resolve.. then why a suspension?

[nuklz2594]

16 hours ago, Malazan said:

 

Deshaun Watson (2022 Suspension) - Watson faced multiple civil lawsuits, but no criminal charges were filed. The NFL’s decision was based on its investigation, which preceded the resolution of most civil cases.

 

Alvin Kamara (2023 Suspension) - Kamara’s legal case was ongoing at the time of the suspension. The NFL’s suspension was announced in August 2023, based on its investigation rather than waiting for full legal resolution.

 

Chris Lammons (2023 Suspension) - Lammons faced legal proceedings that were not fully resolved at the time of the NFL’s suspension. The league acted based on its own findings.

 

Zay Jones (2024 Suspension) - ones was arrested in November 2023 for misdemeanor domestic battery in Florida. The charges were dropped in March 2024, but the NFL’s investigation determined that a suspension was warranted based on its findings. The suspension was announced before any further legal actions, such as civil suits, were resolved.

 

J.C. Jackson (2024 Suspension) - Jackson had an arrest warrant issued in Massachusetts in September 2023 for failing to appear at a court hearing related to 2021 reckless driving and speeding charges. The NFL’s suspension was based on its investigation into his overall conduct, including the 2023 warrant, and was imposed before the legal case was resolved.

 

Von Miller (2024 Suspension) - Miller was arrested in November 2023 for an alleged assault on his pregnant girlfriend, but no formal charges were filed by the Dallas County District Attorney’s Office. The NFL’s investigation concluded that Miller violated the policy, leading to the suspension before any further legal proceedings.

 

zeke elliot

 

 

[BillsFanForever19]

13 hours ago, Malazan said:

You're incorrect on all of these. None of them had been resolved. While a plea deal may have been negotiated, it's not official until it goes before the court.

 

And if there's no case to resolve.. then why a suspension?

 

What are you on about? Do you need me to link every single article of each resolution date and suspension date?

 

If the press has that they plead guilty to a crime, they've plead guilty. It's not they plead guilty to prosecutors and the prosecutors announce it to the press then there's some long waiting time to plead before the judge. It's done. 

 

Even if you want to argue that there's a case where it leaks to the press first (which isn't what these reports say) - then they all came to agreements with the prosecution that became public before they were suspended. That hasn't happened with Rice.

 

And why suspensions come with no charges, again, has no correlation to Rice. He has been charged. It hasn't been settled. The suspension won't come until it has been settled, he's found innocent in trial, or guilty in trial. None of these things have happened yet. 

Edited 6 hours ago by BillsFanForever19

[TBBills Fan]

12 hours ago, Beck Water said:

 

I have been listening very carefully to that very loud silence.

 

https://www.si.com/nfl/chiefs/rashee-rice-update-on-potential-suspension-
 

 

It's almost like the criminal case will drag out until his career is over.  A bit hard for me to understand how the league can pretend to care about its image but let that guy on the field.

https://www.footballguys.com/article/2025-rashee-rice-jordan-addison-legal-updates

"We're busy, Man"

Amazing how money can drag something out like this.  The judge must be a Chiefs fan. 

 

Normally you don't see something like this go almost two years without court appearances of some type to address the case

[uticaclub]

If Bass struggles the first half of the season….