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[Master Live 013]

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Well, that's fine. I bet that young lady is fielding interview request at a high rate. That's the interview the NFL is probably worried about.

[Candyman5]

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I'm sorry but my personal opinion has always have been if a female feels the need too assault anyone (man or female) they should be expecting a shot back.

This whole bull**** about "oh she a female so it's not right" is asinine.

"If she want too act like a man, then she getting treated like a man" as my man the bus driver said.

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[Fresh Tendrils]

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How nuanced and progressive.

[3304Life]

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I'm sorry but my personal opinion has always have been if a female feels the need too assault anyone (man or female) they should be expecting a shot back.

This whole bull**** about "oh she a female so it's not right" is asinine.

"If she want too act like a man, then she getting treated like a man" as my man the bus driver said.

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That’s cool bro just don’t pass that on to the kids

People are cool with a man hitting a woman until it’s their moms or kids then it’s different huh


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[TripleCrown9]

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And this isn't your everyday dude hitting a female.

This is a professional athlete in near peak physical condition.

A lot of people seem to be overlooking that.

[fugazi]

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Now where did I put those rose colored glasses?

[Candyman5]

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That’s cool bro just don’t pass that on to the kids

People are cool with a man hitting a woman until it’s their moms or kids then it’s different huh


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If my mom or kids hit someone first, absolutely.

It's different if they get beat on and didnt do anything at all.

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[areobee401]

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@McCannSportsLaw
As NFL didn't interview Kareem Hunt about hitting a woman, recall how NFL reacted to Deflategate: (1) hired a small army of attorneys who spent many billable hours interviewing 66 witnesses & writing a 139-page report; (2) hired Exponent for experiments & 82-page science report.

[jeebs9]

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Packers fired Mike.... That seems a little harsh.

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[SPTO]

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Packers fired Mike.... That seems a little harsh.

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Considering how he was not the GM's guy and the way this season is unfolding with the fans and Rodgers himself pretty much willing him to be gone then it's not surprising.

McCarthy may end up being an Andy Reid type who finds success with his next team. Clearly, things had gone stale in Green Bay.

[Master Live 013]

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3 to 4 years too late, but let not that detract from the good news.

[Master Live 013]

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So the NFL never interviewed Hunt because they were waiting to gather more evidence on the February incident. It is December, were they ever going to interview Hunt at all? Get the **** out.

Good job NFL, good job

[Sportsforever]

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It continues to amaze me that a multi-BILLION dollar industry is led by such inept people. I know the argument is that it's a multi-billion dollar industry because of them, but in the last 5 years I can't think of very many things Goodell and the owners have handled well.

[p_rushing]

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It continues to amaze me that a multi-BILLION dollar industry is led by such inept people. I know the argument is that it's a multi-billion dollar industry because of them, but in the last 5 years I can't think of very many things Goodell and the owners have handled well.

They have plenty of people who can easily play detective as they already worked in law enforcement or FBI, etc. I'm not sure how they didn't get involved and basically just sat there. Maybe they were letting the Chiefs do the investigation, but that wouldn't make much sense. Sure the police didn't arrest anyone, but everything would have been in their report that they turned over to the DA.

NFL hears about it, gets involved, no one arrested and police see security video, so NFL does nothing .... video comes out and the NFL reacts to try to salvage the situation with a big overreaction and claiming they tried but no one would talk to them and they didn't see the video.

That is their standard reaction now.

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[LambertandHam]

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They have plenty of people who can easily play detective as they already worked in law enforcement or FBI, etc. I'm not sure how they didn't get involved and basically just sat there. Maybe they were letting the Chiefs do the investigation, but that wouldn't make much sense. Sure the police didn't arrest anyone, but everything would have been in their report that they turned over to the DA.

NFL hears about it, gets involved, no one arrested and police see security video, so NFL does nothing .... video comes out and the NFL reacts to try to salvage the situation with a big overreaction and claiming they tried but no one would talk to them and they didn't see the video.

That is their standard reaction now.

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NFL always seems to be reactionary instead of proactive when it comes to cases like this.