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Ron Rivera: "Greg will be here at the right moment/appropriate time"

cbully

By cbully,
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WOW!! Grand Master

WOW!!

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You're assuming he'll be found guilty. I think the chances of that are very slim.

If anybody actually took the time and read the testimony in the case. They could see it's a good chance that 12 people won't see eye to eye on this case.

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JawnyBlaze Grand Master

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If anybody actually took the time and read the testimony in the case. They could see it's a good chance that 12 people won't see eye to eye on this case.

 

 

So reasonable doubt would exist? If only criminal trials mentioned this somewhere

 

You don't even need reasonable doubt in this case.  It would be unreasonable to believe her story is true.

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CRA Grand Master

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He should have already been back. Never should have left. I hate that we, as an organization, rolled over. San Fran didn't. I'm sure we will still have sellouts with him on the roster.

SF and Carolina isn't apples to apples. Hardy already was charged and went to court and found guilty. Yes, NC law techically wipes that away when he appeals but it is still something Hardy has against him in the court of public opinion with his charge that the SF player doesn't have

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SF and Carolina isn't apples to apples. Hardy already was charged and went to court and found guilty. Yes, NC law techically wipes that away when he appeals but it is still something Hardy has against him in the court of public opinion with his charge that the SF player doesn't have

I know . Just wondering why all the pitchforks were put away tonight?

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That makes no sense. If he is found innocent he plays. Due process would have played out and he could suit up.

 

 

"While criminal activity is clearly outside the scope of permissible conduct, and persons who engage in criminal activity will be subject to discipline, the standard of conduct for persons employed in the NFL is considerably higher. It is not enough simply to avoid being found guilty of a crime. Instead, as an employee of the NFL or a member club, you are held to a higher standard and expected to conduct yourself in a way that is responsible, promotes the values upon which the League is based, and is lawful."
 
I think he'll be suspended even if he's found innocent, but I certainly hope not.
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does any one else not give af about what the media thinks? Idk how they got so much power, but its fudging ridiculous. They are a bunch of dumb asses that don't even know the story. I can't believe we are letting the media steal wins from us bc they think hardy did the same thing ray rice did. Richardson should be suing these fudging idiots

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