Around the NFL Week 1

[sandtrapjack]

Originally Posted by Chico23231

What does the NFL think of the Patriots, with an owner in prosecution of being serviced at a rub and tug and now a WR battling a Rape charge. They want him on the field this weekend?

Just to clarify, AB is not a 'charged' with rape. This latest is a civil case, not criminal.

But I hear your point. Patriots have an established record of handling sexual assault charges. They drafted a player from Nebraska who was later accused of sexual misconduct and immediately released him. Albert Haynesworth pleaded no-contest to a charge of a similar nature, and the Patriots released him too.

Since this is a civil, and not a criminal case, the most the NFL might do is place him on the Commissioners exempt list. But even that is a long shot at this point.

I think the Pats hold him out of practice and he will not play this week. Listening to the radio this morning and it was reported that the Patriots front office has seen the emails AB allegedly sent this lady and were shocked to say the least. Reportedly very graphic correspondence.

[Chico23231]

Originally Posted by sandtrapjack

Just to clarify, AB is not a 'charged' with rape. This latest is a civil case, not criminal.

But I hear your point. Patriots have an established record of handling sexual assault charges. They drafted a player from Nebraska who was later accused of sexual misconduct and immediately released him. Albert Haynesworth pleaded no-contest to a charge of a similar nature, and the Patriots released him too.

Since this is a civil, and not a criminal case, the most the NFL might do is place him on the Commissioners exempt list. But even that is a long shot at this point.

I think the Pats hold him out of practice and he will not play this week. Listening to the radio this morning and it was reported that the Patriots front office has seen the emails AB allegedly sent this lady and were shocked to say the least. Reportedly very graphic correspondence.

important point...you are correct. But this is a terrible look for the NFL if AB out there high fiving and acting a fool.

[Ruhskins]

Originally Posted by Chico23231

important point...you are correct. But this is a terrible look for the NFL if AB out there high fiving and acting a fool.

Most players in any type of situation tend to lay low, I highly doubt AB will do any of that.

[SFREDSKIN]

Here are some texts from AB to his trainer.
https://images.app.goo.gl/f6gYSv66ZK7T8p9v6

https://dailysnark.com/leaked-direct...assault-claim/

[Buffalo Bob]

Originally Posted by SFREDSKIN

Here are some texts from AB to his trainer.
https://images.app.goo.gl/f6gYSv66ZK7T8p9v6

https://dailysnark.com/leaked-direct...assault-claim/

Is he freaking high or does he have the intelligence of a rock?

[Giantone]

Originally Posted by sandtrapjack

Just to clarify, AB is not a 'charged' with rape. This latest is a civil case, not criminal.

But I hear your point. Patriots have an established record of handling sexual assault charges. They drafted a player from Nebraska who was later accused of sexual misconduct and immediately released him. Albert Haynesworth pleaded no-contest to a charge of a similar nature, and the Patriots released him too.

Since this is a civil, and not a criminal case, the most the NFL might do is place him on the Commissioners exempt list. But even that is a long shot at this point.

I think the Pats hold him out of practice and he will not play this week. Listening to the radio this morning and it was reported that the Patriots front office has seen the emails AB allegedly sent this lady and were shocked to say the least. Reportedly very graphic correspondence.

For NOW . If the accusations in the civil suit stand the Prosecutor could always open a criminal case.