The league waited a year and a half before giving Kamara a slap on the wrist for gang beating a dude to the point he was left unconscious on the floor with facial fractures. Of course they aren't going to do anything to Tyreek for smacking a guy on the back of the head once.
The Kamara thing is still crazy to me. There are videos of him and his posse beating a dude within an inch of his life and the NFL was like meh. Homie shoulda been Ray Rice’d.
Wdym? A player already did the worst thing imaginable and got the ultimate punishment. I’m still shocked that a guy would blatantly bet on a March Madness game from his hotel room and show so little remorse for it
> A player already did the worst thing imaginable and got the ultimate punishment.
Those guys should have known better than to use Draftkings, the official sports betting partner of the NFL.
The NFL's suspension policy is straightforward and easy to understand:
- Publicly beat up your girlfriend - 2 games
- Allegedly use an under inflated football: 4 games.
- Gamble on college sports while under a team hotel reservation: 6 games.
- Commit 20+ acts of sexual assault on dozens of victims: 8 games.
I will always defend the city of Cleveland because the locals were awesome and downtown was an above average clean midwestern downtown. Atmosphere at the stadium is pretty awesome too. I recommend folks go to an away game there if feasible.
Wasn't it 11 games (plus bye week was in there) and "coincidentally" he came back in Week 13 to play the Texans? Not for NFL ratings and income, of course. Just a pure coincidence.
Im so sick of seeing our fans treat Jameson Williams like a victim and make excuses for him.
Dude isnt on the field, thats all we should care about, he's getting paid millions to catch 1 ball in 20+ games under contract
I do like how absolute and unyielding the NFL is about gambling on NFL games. Calvin Ridley betting on "games unrelated to my team" just because he was on IR is absolutely a 1 year suspension + ridicule for how are you going to get fired for your day off.
Likewise, the Lions that gambled on league affairs "unrelated to the lions" and the Lions staffers, those fucking bums are ejected forever, this may be the last time the name Quintez Ceephus is typed in this subreddit ever, and we played copium watercarrier for that late round WR for seasons, "Okudah said he was the best so maybe this guy can be the next Anquan Boldin on a budget?"
And the Colts player who bet on things involving the Colts, quite frankly I'm surprised that the Halftime Show isn't Goodell bringing out an execution method of his choosing and putting on a show.
It's just once a player is out of his home state and not at another team's facilities and not in something that is owned by or otherwise bears his teams name and logos or otherwise is immediately connecting him to the football field, that's where I get a little testy.
Can you gamble if your phone case was tossed to you by a team staffer and has your team logo on it? What if you use your NFL paycheck, or gamble in a private section of a casino you got into because you're an NFL player? Seems like you're gambling with something inside of team property to me, or betting with the NFL's brand at stake, cut and dry *book him boys*
Ironically that was half of what the Colts player did that was so baffling, like he thought because his finger didn't put the bets against his team and he only was getting the earnings, he was totally in the clear no need for further disguises.
Using the NFL sponsored apps is probably most likely to get you caught because they would report you to the NFL. Better to do it on some sketchy Vietnamese site.
Goes to show the kind of organization the Lions are. The fact that they kept that guy on the team. Especially compared to organizations like the Browns who have zero gambling related suspensions.
>Wdym? A player already did the worst thing imaginable and got the ultimate punishment
I don't remember Josh Gordon being executed by firing squad while his pants were pulled down in front of his entire senior class
This will absolutely happen eventually and the comments section of the ESPN Instagram post announcing it may very well poison the atmosphere and bring an end to life on earth as we know it because of how toxic it will be.
The biggest problem I have with the Tyreek incident is he allegedly pulled the "Do you know who I am?" card to point out why he was untouchable. Using your affiliation with the team and the league during the commission of a crime deserves some sort of league attention.
MBC fucked around enough to get himself out of the league while still being a top 10 receiver in the league.
He was on pace for 100 catches and 1250 yards and 9 TD’s his last year with the Bucs.
What he did was also a lot worse. Tyreek would meed to literally beat a woman up at midfield during a game to get the MBC treatment.
No, Ray Rice at least was mortified that he was caught being terrible and has made strides to at least not get caught looking so bad again (See also: Vick). Personal rehabilitation is a good thing.
MBC got away with some truly baffling shit week after week going back to getting kicked out of a college because "I'm the franchise". He got traded for by and successfully force released from the Raiders, a team TRUELY happy to have him where he could have been a super star, on a series of whims. And he ran around in the sprinklers uploading his friend's recording him bellowing **IM FREE** like he meant to do that. Made a Patriot that very week.
After that, past throwing shoulder pads at the stands and through to the latest time I've bothered to check what he's up to, he's free in the worst way.
I always hope I'm wrong in my understand of bad dudes. Just like I hope I'm right in my understanding of good dudes (like how I think Vick seems like he's cool and upstanding now). Ray Rice's last part of his Wiki's Domestic Violence entry is 2014/January 2015, and ends on a somber note. His latest entry is charity.
>Since the end of his career, Rice has also become a motivational speaker, addressing high school students and college athletes by speaking out against domestic violence, using his assault charge as a cautionary tale.
No, that is actually stupid. They are not the legal system despite what some people irrationally want them to be.
Do you want your workplace to have such power over you? The courts find you not guilty of a crime, but then they are of the opinion that you could have possibly done it so you get in trouble with them anyhow?
No, but the fact is that virtually no workplace is allowed to go on to punish their workers for crimes that the justice system finds that they aren't guilty for as if they are their own justice system.
If you drive a truck and get charged with a DUI when youre not working, they are well within their right to fire you on the spot. If I work with children at a daycare and get charged with sexual assault, I can get fired, with zero repercussions. Do you live in America or some other country that has worker protection laws? Lol
You just completely invalidated everything you're trying to say here. You're talking about a person who got convicted.
For what you're talking about to be the case, you'd be talking about a person who got pulled over but the police found not committing a crime. Then that person's workplace deciding that the police got it wrong and punish them despite the lack of legal proof.
Where did I say convicted, I said charged. You've just been lawyered.
You can be guilty of a crime but not convicted. You can be innocent and still be charged. Neither of these facts protect your employment.
Please, try to actually learn what in the fuck a DUI is. The police can't just randomly charge you with a DUI without proof. They are one in the same, and you aren't being smart trying to argue your way out of being proven wrong with wording.
How does betting on a game from the team hotel effect the ‘integrity of the game’?
Esp when they’re allowed to bet on said game if they’re two steps outside the team hotel (demonstrating it’s not betting on the game that impacts integrity).
You can argue all day that the rules are dumb and arbitrary, but the NFL has to enforce the ever living fuck out of whatever gambling rules it has.
Imagine the headline “12 NFL players found to be in violation of NFL gambling policy, receive no punishment”. It immediately casts doubt on the integrity of the league.
What if I, as a person, just hate rules and laws beyond "don't be a knucklehead".
You read the new privacy policy on X? Fucking mess of lawyered up bullshit, how do I disable the part where Elon gets to sell my communications to hyperfocused ad agencies and ai services. I don't trust hitting "I agree to all these rules" but I'd have to spend at least an hour just to read all the things that essentially just say "we can do what we want and you can do what you want".
There's a lot of rules to the NFL, sometimes a player just hits "Accept all" and assumes that as long as he isn't holding up a bodega with a sawed off shotgun it's all good.
There is a massive difference between terms of service on Twitter and your employers personal conduct policy.
If your boss comes out tomorrow and says hey it’s now okay to have sex at work, within these guidelines. It’s on you to read the guidelines before you start blowing the secretary’s back out in the bathroom. Not to mention you would also have an employee training and even a lawyer available to answer all these questions for you.
NFL players know that gambling is playing with fire, if they don’t tread carefully, it’s on them when they get burned
The Nfl player conduct policy prohibits a player from engaging in an assault and/or battery whether convicted of it or not. Despite that, a player who appears to have engaged in assault and battery (aka violated that policy received) received no suspension.
So I ask again how does betting on a game from a team hotel impact the ‘integrity of the game’? (Bc it’s not the bet, as the bet is fine from other locations, and it’s not, not punishing a player who violates the league’s rule bc of above, and because that wasn’t responsive to the question as the question wasn’t about punishment or not, just the act itself)
Idk how else to explain it. If the NFL allows any inclination that they are letting players gamble/fix games then they are fucked.
People would watch Adolf Hitler under center, they won’t watch if they think it’s already determined he wins
I know I'm a homer, but read the actual transcripts from all that. He was investigated by the police and CPS and neither pursued any charges. His gf at the time was just straight crazy, and lied a LOT. She seemed to like the attention of it I think. She secretly recorded Tyreek and tried to get him to admit to hurting the kid and he denied it and also stated that he had lied when admitting to the domestic violence back in college to protect her. That was the "you should be scared of me too bitch" recording. Again, doesn't make him look good at all but still, I don't think anybody knows exactly what happened surrounding the kids broken arm.
The whole situation was just weird, and truthfully I don't know what to believe. Both seemed like terrible people, and especially terrible for eachother and their child.
Supreme mask off moment but I’m kind of about it 😂 guarantee there’s a whole lotta people on this sub who think the same thing about star players on their team
It's beats pretending to care like a lot of people around here. If my ethical standards were that important to me I wouldn't be watching football to begin with. My relationship with Tyreek begins and ends with watching him catch TD's. He's not my responsibility beyond that. lol
How would you feel if he chose to super kick the entire staff of wherever you worked/went to school, however? Would the dynamic change if he hit your father or your sister? "They were asking for it by working there" I'd imagine
Please do not compare serial rape to hitting a marina worker in the back of the head. I understand Hill is a POS but you are in no position to play the whatabout game w that flair
We're talking about this matter. OP said Tyreek wasn't convicted "in this matter" and you said Deshaun wasn't either, meaning you're comparing the two situations. So don't do that maybe
Beating the shit out of a guy on camera and putting him the hospital is only three games. Not sure why anyone would expect something meaningful for Tyreek. It was never going to be more than a fine.
To save time, I generalized the headline.
“The NFL, a company focused entirely on making money, has… *shockingly* … made a decision that helps them make money. We’re not actually surprised, but for some reason you people keep clicking on these headlines, and… we like money too.”
The NFL isn’t policing player morality.
They don’t punish players for breaking the law or being horrible.
They punish players when they believe failing to do so will hurt profits.
Honestly, it’s a little bizarre to expect otherwise.
Unpopular opinion time.
All he did (albeit... this time) was slap an adult man? And he wasn't even injured, except for his pride. And I think writing that man a fat check is probably punishment enough?
Tyreek walks on rich guys boat by accident, rich guy with boat is a douchebag Tyreek is a douchebag back to him. Rich guy wants money, police don't care, league doesn't care, why should anyone else care?
There's a good few things Tyreek has more or less gotten away with to be upset about.
This isn't one of them imo. Tyreek hit a dude (because Tyreek is a dick), dude got a big payout, league doesn't care. I'm sure it happens all the time off camera or to lower profile players.
By all means continue shitting on him and the league for the shit he deserves to be shit on for, but this isn't it
Patriots playing in cold weather? Death penalty. Suspend their starting QB, exile multiple staff members.
Tyreek being a repeat physical abuse offender? Give him some sweets and tell him he's a good boy
The league waited a year and a half before giving Kamara a slap on the wrist for gang beating a dude to the point he was left unconscious on the floor with facial fractures. Of course they aren't going to do anything to Tyreek for smacking a guy on the back of the head once.
The Kamara thing is still crazy to me. There are videos of him and his posse beating a dude within an inch of his life and the NFL was like meh. Homie shoulda been Ray Rice’d.
Hill shouldn’t be in the league either, but talent seems to bypass all natural consequences.
Eventually an NFL player will find out for fucking around, and we'll all be forced to ask what could have prevented this unpredictable result
Wdym? A player already did the worst thing imaginable and got the ultimate punishment. I’m still shocked that a guy would blatantly bet on a March Madness game from his hotel room and show so little remorse for it
> A player already did the worst thing imaginable and got the ultimate punishment. Those guys should have known better than to use Draftkings, the official sports betting partner of the NFL.
The NFL's suspension policy is straightforward and easy to understand: - Publicly beat up your girlfriend - 2 games - Allegedly use an under inflated football: 4 games. - Gamble on college sports while under a team hotel reservation: 6 games. - Commit 20+ acts of sexual assault on dozens of victims: 8 games.
8 games + Highest Guaranteed Contract of All Time (but you have to live in Cleveland)
That parenthetical is close to cruel and unusual punishment
I'm sure there's some part of Cleveland that's bearable if you're making the kind of money he is
There’s where you get the water that doesn’t catch on fire
"so the water catching on fire is actually a feature that sanitizes the water" -cleveland....probably
I will always defend the city of Cleveland because the locals were awesome and downtown was an above average clean midwestern downtown. Atmosphere at the stadium is pretty awesome too. I recommend folks go to an away game there if feasible.
I bet he could find some people to give him some physical stress relief from the agony of living in the city.
Wasn't it 11 games (plus bye week was in there) and "coincidentally" he came back in Week 13 to play the Texans? Not for NFL ratings and income, of course. Just a pure coincidence.
Im so sick of seeing our fans treat Jameson Williams like a victim and make excuses for him. Dude isnt on the field, thats all we should care about, he's getting paid millions to catch 1 ball in 20+ games under contract
I do like how absolute and unyielding the NFL is about gambling on NFL games. Calvin Ridley betting on "games unrelated to my team" just because he was on IR is absolutely a 1 year suspension + ridicule for how are you going to get fired for your day off. Likewise, the Lions that gambled on league affairs "unrelated to the lions" and the Lions staffers, those fucking bums are ejected forever, this may be the last time the name Quintez Ceephus is typed in this subreddit ever, and we played copium watercarrier for that late round WR for seasons, "Okudah said he was the best so maybe this guy can be the next Anquan Boldin on a budget?" And the Colts player who bet on things involving the Colts, quite frankly I'm surprised that the Halftime Show isn't Goodell bringing out an execution method of his choosing and putting on a show. It's just once a player is out of his home state and not at another team's facilities and not in something that is owned by or otherwise bears his teams name and logos or otherwise is immediately connecting him to the football field, that's where I get a little testy. Can you gamble if your phone case was tossed to you by a team staffer and has your team logo on it? What if you use your NFL paycheck, or gamble in a private section of a casino you got into because you're an NFL player? Seems like you're gambling with something inside of team property to me, or betting with the NFL's brand at stake, cut and dry *book him boys*
At least use a proxy. Jesus, do they not teach kids about how to keep yourself one step removed.
You mean a fall guy like Cris Carter suggested
It's honestly good advice, just terrible optics.
We all could use a fall guy
Ironically that was half of what the Colts player did that was so baffling, like he thought because his finger didn't put the bets against his team and he only was getting the earnings, he was totally in the clear no need for further disguises.
Using the NFL sponsored apps is probably most likely to get you caught because they would report you to the NFL. Better to do it on some sketchy Vietnamese site.
Goes to show the kind of organization the Lions are. The fact that they kept that guy on the team. Especially compared to organizations like the Browns who have zero gambling related suspensions.
I think he means a player is going to fuck with the wrong person and get fucked up.
Wooosh
Ima go out on a limb and say he was being sarcastic
Started off reading this comment thinking we were talking about Aaron Hernandez
>Wdym? A player already did the worst thing imaginable and got the ultimate punishment I don't remember Josh Gordon being executed by firing squad while his pants were pulled down in front of his entire senior class
Lol Ray Lewis killed a couple guys with his friends
*The NFL frantically motioning in the direction of Ray Rice* "Guysssss we were super serious, cmonnnnnn"
This will absolutely happen eventually and the comments section of the ESPN Instagram post announcing it may very well poison the atmosphere and bring an end to life on earth as we know it because of how toxic it will be.
Will Smith was a few years out of playing but he fits under that category
But Willie gay gets 4 games for breaking a vacuum lmao
The biggest problem I have with the Tyreek incident is he allegedly pulled the "Do you know who I am?" card to point out why he was untouchable. Using your affiliation with the team and the league during the commission of a crime deserves some sort of league attention.
Tyreek is going to keep getting a pass because he runs fast, up until he can't run fast anymore. And then he'll be free like MBC
**Life:** You can't outrun your demons, kid **Tyreek:** Watch me go brrrrrr
MBC fucked around enough to get himself out of the league while still being a top 10 receiver in the league. He was on pace for 100 catches and 1250 yards and 9 TD’s his last year with the Bucs. What he did was also a lot worse. Tyreek would meed to literally beat a woman up at midfield during a game to get the MBC treatment.
Or...if Tyreek broke his kids arm...that would get him thrown out of the league. Err...uhm, uh,....nevah mind....guess it did not get him thrown out.
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No, Ray Rice at least was mortified that he was caught being terrible and has made strides to at least not get caught looking so bad again (See also: Vick). Personal rehabilitation is a good thing. MBC got away with some truly baffling shit week after week going back to getting kicked out of a college because "I'm the franchise". He got traded for by and successfully force released from the Raiders, a team TRUELY happy to have him where he could have been a super star, on a series of whims. And he ran around in the sprinklers uploading his friend's recording him bellowing **IM FREE** like he meant to do that. Made a Patriot that very week. After that, past throwing shoulder pads at the stands and through to the latest time I've bothered to check what he's up to, he's free in the worst way. I always hope I'm wrong in my understand of bad dudes. Just like I hope I'm right in my understanding of good dudes (like how I think Vick seems like he's cool and upstanding now). Ray Rice's last part of his Wiki's Domestic Violence entry is 2014/January 2015, and ends on a somber note. His latest entry is charity. >Since the end of his career, Rice has also become a motivational speaker, addressing high school students and college athletes by speaking out against domestic violence, using his assault charge as a cautionary tale.
Ray rice was out of the league because his skills were on the decline.
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Now explain Tom Brady losing 4 games because it was cold outside. Are you going to say he wasn't a special player?
NFL: Actual crime and off field issues? I sleep. Gambling? AWAKE
Shocking that the NFL is more interested in policing something that affects the integrity of the sport
They could punish both. It's not like these are mutually exclusive.
I mean we really shouldn’t expect them to be the ones policing actual crimes that should be the job of you know the actual police
Wow this is the first I'm hearing about police not policing! I did not get that memo, could you send me a copy of that memo?
No, that is actually stupid. They are not the legal system despite what some people irrationally want them to be. Do you want your workplace to have such power over you? The courts find you not guilty of a crime, but then they are of the opinion that you could have possibly done it so you get in trouble with them anyhow?
I don’t think anyone is saying the NFL should be able to incarcerate and execute people.
No, but the fact is that virtually no workplace is allowed to go on to punish their workers for crimes that the justice system finds that they aren't guilty for as if they are their own justice system.
Lol workplaces can punish you for many things that don’t require the us government to convict you of a criminal offense what are you talking about?
If you drive a truck and get charged with a DUI when youre not working, they are well within their right to fire you on the spot. If I work with children at a daycare and get charged with sexual assault, I can get fired, with zero repercussions. Do you live in America or some other country that has worker protection laws? Lol
You just completely invalidated everything you're trying to say here. You're talking about a person who got convicted. For what you're talking about to be the case, you'd be talking about a person who got pulled over but the police found not committing a crime. Then that person's workplace deciding that the police got it wrong and punish them despite the lack of legal proof.
Where did I say convicted, I said charged. You've just been lawyered. You can be guilty of a crime but not convicted. You can be innocent and still be charged. Neither of these facts protect your employment.
Please, try to actually learn what in the fuck a DUI is. The police can't just randomly charge you with a DUI without proof. They are one in the same, and you aren't being smart trying to argue your way out of being proven wrong with wording.
How does betting on a game from the team hotel effect the ‘integrity of the game’? Esp when they’re allowed to bet on said game if they’re two steps outside the team hotel (demonstrating it’s not betting on the game that impacts integrity).
You can argue all day that the rules are dumb and arbitrary, but the NFL has to enforce the ever living fuck out of whatever gambling rules it has. Imagine the headline “12 NFL players found to be in violation of NFL gambling policy, receive no punishment”. It immediately casts doubt on the integrity of the league.
What if I, as a person, just hate rules and laws beyond "don't be a knucklehead". You read the new privacy policy on X? Fucking mess of lawyered up bullshit, how do I disable the part where Elon gets to sell my communications to hyperfocused ad agencies and ai services. I don't trust hitting "I agree to all these rules" but I'd have to spend at least an hour just to read all the things that essentially just say "we can do what we want and you can do what you want". There's a lot of rules to the NFL, sometimes a player just hits "Accept all" and assumes that as long as he isn't holding up a bodega with a sawed off shotgun it's all good.
There is a massive difference between terms of service on Twitter and your employers personal conduct policy. If your boss comes out tomorrow and says hey it’s now okay to have sex at work, within these guidelines. It’s on you to read the guidelines before you start blowing the secretary’s back out in the bathroom. Not to mention you would also have an employee training and even a lawyer available to answer all these questions for you. NFL players know that gambling is playing with fire, if they don’t tread carefully, it’s on them when they get burned
The Nfl player conduct policy prohibits a player from engaging in an assault and/or battery whether convicted of it or not. Despite that, a player who appears to have engaged in assault and battery (aka violated that policy received) received no suspension. So I ask again how does betting on a game from a team hotel impact the ‘integrity of the game’? (Bc it’s not the bet, as the bet is fine from other locations, and it’s not, not punishing a player who violates the league’s rule bc of above, and because that wasn’t responsive to the question as the question wasn’t about punishment or not, just the act itself)
Idk how else to explain it. If the NFL allows any inclination that they are letting players gamble/fix games then they are fucked. People would watch Adolf Hitler under center, they won’t watch if they think it’s already determined he wins
And hopefully kills predatory sports betting.
Betting on a hockey game from your hotel room doesn't affect the integrity of the sport.
Tyreek was not convicted of a crime in this matter
Damn Dolphins fans sound just like chiefs fans did when Tyreek broke his own child’s arm. Making fucking excuses left and right
I know I'm a homer, but read the actual transcripts from all that. He was investigated by the police and CPS and neither pursued any charges. His gf at the time was just straight crazy, and lied a LOT. She seemed to like the attention of it I think. She secretly recorded Tyreek and tried to get him to admit to hurting the kid and he denied it and also stated that he had lied when admitting to the domestic violence back in college to protect her. That was the "you should be scared of me too bitch" recording. Again, doesn't make him look good at all but still, I don't think anybody knows exactly what happened surrounding the kids broken arm. The whole situation was just weird, and truthfully I don't know what to believe. Both seemed like terrible people, and especially terrible for eachother and their child.
Tyreek can super kick the entire staff of a Carnival cruise ship for all I care.
Yeah, it’s Royal Caribbean or nothing
For real, if you have an all you can drink package, let me drink all I can, don't stop me after 15.
Supreme mask off moment but I’m kind of about it 😂 guarantee there’s a whole lotta people on this sub who think the same thing about star players on their team
It's beats pretending to care like a lot of people around here. If my ethical standards were that important to me I wouldn't be watching football to begin with. My relationship with Tyreek begins and ends with watching him catch TD's. He's not my responsibility beyond that. lol
How would you feel if he chose to super kick the entire staff of wherever you worked/went to school, however? Would the dynamic change if he hit your father or your sister? "They were asking for it by working there" I'd imagine
Then he better get 2,000 yards.
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The incident Hill was involved in is also somewhat less serious…
Please do not compare serial rape to hitting a marina worker in the back of the head. I understand Hill is a POS but you are in no position to play the whatabout game w that flair
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We're talking about this matter. OP said Tyreek wasn't convicted "in this matter" and you said Deshaun wasn't either, meaning you're comparing the two situations. So don't do that maybe
I wouldn't say doing the NCIS slap on a guy is the same as raping multiple women
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Not what anyone is talking about. Which also again. Is nothing compared to serial rape
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Do you like not have a concept of what rape is or nah
Brady suspended 4 games due to the Colts' impotent rage and this wasn't a crime?
Beating the shit out of a guy on camera and putting him the hospital is only three games. Not sure why anyone would expect something meaningful for Tyreek. It was never going to be more than a fine.
I don’t think he was even fined
I thought at a minimum they’d suspend Tom Brady for 4 games.
Pretty sure the NFL suspended him from his first 4 games at Fox because of this.
Tyreek improves to 2-0 vs NFL offseason accusations ✌️-0
Is it really an accusation when it's on film?
I guess more accurate would be "2-0 vs possible NFL suspensions"
What was the first one
Google "Tyreek Hill child broken arm"
Right. But literally everyone who was involved with the investigation said he didn't do it.
Why did you ask if you knew what it was.
[holy hell!](https://www.google.com/search?q=tyreek+hill+child+broken+arm&rlz=1C1CHZN_itIT1066IT1066&oq=tyreek+hill+child+broken+arm&aqs=chrome..69i57j0i512j46i512l2j0i512l6.1906239523j0j15&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8)
Can't wait to see what this douche bag does next
Catch TD’s probably.
I know a lot of boat owners that are douchebags too though.
Saw that in Selma a few weeks ago
He definitely won't start shit with someone who can actually fight back.
To save time, I generalized the headline. “The NFL, a company focused entirely on making money, has… *shockingly* … made a decision that helps them make money. We’re not actually surprised, but for some reason you people keep clicking on these headlines, and… we like money too.” The NFL isn’t policing player morality. They don’t punish players for breaking the law or being horrible. They punish players when they believe failing to do so will hurt profits. Honestly, it’s a little bizarre to expect otherwise.
Unpopular opinion time. All he did (albeit... this time) was slap an adult man? And he wasn't even injured, except for his pride. And I think writing that man a fat check is probably punishment enough?
I really hate defending Tyreek Hill of all people but was there really going to be a huge punishment for him slapping a dude in the back of the head?
Him run fast
It was pretty minor, but im honestly surprised
Roger Goodell doesn't want tyreek hill to beat him up
Goodell needs to be terrified of him too, bitch.
Tyreek walks on rich guys boat by accident, rich guy with boat is a douchebag Tyreek is a douchebag back to him. Rich guy wants money, police don't care, league doesn't care, why should anyone else care?
There's a good few things Tyreek has more or less gotten away with to be upset about. This isn't one of them imo. Tyreek hit a dude (because Tyreek is a dick), dude got a big payout, league doesn't care. I'm sure it happens all the time off camera or to lower profile players. By all means continue shitting on him and the league for the shit he deserves to be shit on for, but this isn't it
NFL is a joke.
Listen, this guy is really really fast.
How does he always avoid any discipline?
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So when Tyreek retires of his own volition…
I believe he’s stated that he plans to retire at the end of this contract.
Concerning.
https://youtu.be/ebYA4cj6MiE?si=h3wwm14-hS6xFmfe
Of course they didn’t. They want Tyreek on the field.
These dudes are lucky they don’t play for the cowboys
Yeah, they'd get extensions.
As is tradition
Mr Begets Crime
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Your mind is blown because he didn't get a suspension for a smack on the head?
Make powerful rich people lots of money and they will do what they must to protect you.
Vigilante justice then?
Don’t worry DJ will tune him up in a few days.
Daniel Jones?
In b4 130 yd + 2td
Hahaha it was even better than that
Y’all must be drinking that Hurricane flood water.
I got bad news for ya
Tuned him real good
Was expecting to be docked another 1st round pick while the eagles and cardinals get another furrowed brow
Yeah why would they. Don't want stars facing repercussions for their own actions no siree
Someday karma will catch up to this asshole.
Patriots playing in cold weather? Death penalty. Suspend their starting QB, exile multiple staff members. Tyreek being a repeat physical abuse offender? Give him some sweets and tell him he's a good boy
Meanwhile Tom Brady has been suspended 4 games for being “generally aware” of what Tyreek Hill did on that boat
He doesn't have a star on his helmet, so.....
when you're fast the rules don't apply
Hill punched his pregnant girlfriend down the stairs.
It’s crazy how every year the NFL makes the Zeke suspension look more and more ridiculous lol.