I always wanted to see the video before passing judgment. I erred on the side of leniency because the legal system (who saw the video) let him off with barely a slap on the worst and I assumed the NFL did, too.

She apologized for the role she played without an explanation of what happened... Now that we've seen it, the only thing I can imagine is maybe her head damaged the hand rail and she feels bad about that?

And they are hypocrites... And maybe they are OK with that. Michelle Beadle pointed this out months ago and said she accepted that she was a hypocrite.

It's not about hate... It's about sending a message and forcing change. That typically comes with some sacrifice. The multi billions the NFL generates allows them to act with relative immunity, especially as popularity grows. Doing the right thing hurts their on the field product and fans have proven that that is more…

They probably arrested them based on what he said and then went to video.

This is kind of Peter King's typical "predict something early" and "forgot said prediction" later pattern, isn't it?

I was one of those people who said without seeing the video it's unfair to pass judgment... Pass away! Was that a 1-2 combo by a Sugar Ray? And that was much worse than any description previously given. He actually gave her a little kick on the ground.

Poppin' Bortles & Fortes!

This comment reminds me of how people have a habit of becoming something they criticize. Deadspin has spent a lot of time ripping ESPN and nothing is more ESPN than Chris Berman cramming in a reference about a sporting event he once attended. "The last time the Bills beat the Jets by 11 was 1984... And I was there!!!"

We're talking about September-January. She probably made him go to every fucking Home Show and Wine & Food festival every Saturday from February-August, except for the time she went to the Jason Aldean concert with her girlfriends. Couldn't she give a little?

I'm starting to think the number of people who watch Fox News that hate it might outnumber the ones that watch it because they enjoy it. Same with MSNBC.

First, I didn't say anytime but I'm sure you're used to twisting other's words.

I guess you just choose to ignore the actual video. You had your mind made up. For some reason, the guy who sped up, didn't steer out of the way and actually swerved into the guy on the track is not at fault... That's fine.

I didn't say he should go to jail in my comment... Stewart should just thank his lucky stars he ran over a guy and not a dog or a woman.

If I ran you off the road and revved my engine when I saw you after the guy in front of me swerved to avoid you and it was in a work zone... A little bit, yes!

Funny how a guy can run over another guy and the person who's fault it is is the guy that got ran over.

Thank goodness he only purposefully ran over a man and not a dog.

I saw Squidward.

You mean exactly what the person I was replying to did?

Hunter Pence reads Playboy for the articles.