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[Steven78]

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Yeah mistakes. Beating women or children something we all do right?

[ProfessaPackMan]

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Sometimes I never understand the point of your posts.

[Boltman]

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Sometimes I never understand the point of your posts.

That one def seemed odd.

So in regards to the Card RB, he DV with his girl & child abuse as well!?

That can't be real, he just combo's them both with the current state of affairs. Sheesh.

[moylan1234]

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We may have to call the season at some point. Ah well thank goodness for college ball

[SPTO]

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Well...Dwyer has to be the stupidest athlete on the face of the planet right now. Talk about not having awareness of the climate in which he's living in.

[kehlis]

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Well...Dwyer has to be the stupidest athlete on the face of the planet right now. Talk about not having awareness of the climate in which he's living in.

This happened in July.

[TheMatrix31]

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http://twitchy.com/2014/09/17/darnell-dockett-people-dont-know-how-lucky-they-are-to-be-able-to-play-in-the-nfl/?utm_source=autotweet&utm_medium=twitter&utm_campaign=twitter

Good for Dockett.

[SPTO]

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This happened in July.

Thank you kind sir. On principle alone though, stupid on his part.

[kehlis]

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Thank you kind sir. On principle alone though, stupid on his part.

Agreed, they are all equally incompetent.

One of the charges with this one is aggravated assault causing a fracture.

This could turn out to be the worst one yet.

[rangerrick012]

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If this think w/ Dwyer happened in July but was just reported last week, anyone thinks there's a potential avalanche of victims coming out and being brave enough to report more DV cases?

Not saying that every team has one or that every NFLer beats women/kids of course, but if one of the outcomes of this were victims speaking up about actual abuse and not non-reporting it out of fear, it would be a great thing of course.

[SteelersFreak]

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This image problem the NFL has, maybe Goodell should force someone to sign Tim Tebow & get this ship back afloat.

ESPN's reaction to those events:

[Rocky]

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If this think w/ Dwyer happened in July but was just reported last week, anyone thinks there's a potential avalanche of victims coming out and being brave enough to report more DV cases?

Not saying that every team has one or that every NFLer beats women/kids of course, but if one of the outcomes of this were victims speaking up about actual abuse and not non-reporting it out of fear, it would be a great thing of course.

With this one, I don't see how it's possibly on the NFL though.

[bigbob]

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If this think w/ Dwyer happened in July but was just reported last week, anyone thinks there's a potential avalanche of victims coming out and being brave enough to report more DV cases?

Not saying that every team has one or that every NFLer beats women/kids of course, but if one of the outcomes of this were victims speaking up about actual abuse and not non-reporting it out of fear, it would be a great thing of course.

I'd be shocked if every team doesn't have at least one.

But we are going to see a domino affect here. More and more of these are going to come out.

[ubernoob]

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I'd be shocked if every team doesn't have at least one.

I wouldn't be, just through sheer dumb luck (not 'our organization is better than that')... but I'm sure there's more than enough that the averages would be way more than 1 per team.

[Sgt_Carnage]

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Wait, so Allred is bringing up something that happened nearly a decade ago? Is this what it's come to? Honestly,Gloria Allred needs to take a long walk off of a short pier. And she needs to take Terry O'Neill and the rest of these folks who didn't give a crap about domestic violence before the letters "NFL" became attached to it with her.