Considering JD's media background, I'm surprised that he thought this was a good idea.

This is such a lazy troll, though I give you credit for mashing out more words with your keyboard than the typical Yuengling whiner.

He only looks like an asshole if you're dumb enough to want people suspended and/or cut before all of the facts come out in the legal process. There's zero harm in waiting until after that.

This is a pretty stupid analysis. The team is simply not willing to suspend a player when he hasn't even been charged. You also seem to be oblivious to the fact that dozens of McDonald's teammates were at the party and may very well have reported to the team that he did not commit any crime. Thus, it may be the…

Two different four-year-old sons? If only AD's father had hit him in the scrotum with a switch.

If next year, someone does exactly the same thing Ray Rice did, and there's video, and he's never done anything before, that player will only get six games. If the NFL is lying about what it was told, absolutely root for Rice. Don't let the NFL get away with shit in the future. Almost certainly no team will pick Rice…

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/crickets

Assuming the NFLPA is rational (an assumption that may, itself, be irrational), they basically have to appeal this. Player discipline is subject to rules set out in the CBA. You can't let the NFL have the CBA-required investigation/hearing, give its decision, then decide MUCH later (and without any sort of hearing,…

With this ridiculous explanation, the NFL may make Ray Rice look like a victim when this is done with. That is how bad the league has handled the entire situation from the beginning. Future college students will be doing case studies on what the NFL has done with this.

"Independence Day is not good if you're not 12, sorry."

How about making women responsible for their choices? When females CHOOSE abusive, violent men as their sexual partners, should we be surprised at the end result? A lot of these women also are also aggressive and antagonistic to their partners. We all saw the video, Janay Rice came at her fiancee in a wild and…

Adam Carolla has a perfect line about situations like this:

+3/5

Personally, I thought he would have fit better with New York and Phil Jackson's Triangular Trade Offense.

It makes me sick that I wanna defend a dude who cold cocked a fucking woman, but Rice shouldn't be getting more than 6 games based on ginger dick's rules. So fucking stupid.

'This was bad enough at the time—it never mattered whether Palmer "provoked" Rice, with physical violence or otherwise—'

The guy is a defense attorney, it's his job to soften/defend Ray Rice. You and I might not like his rhetoric but he's essential to our justice system.

I think this is a touch absurd. Don't get me wrong: the guy should have been cut, should be suspended from the NFL for at least multiple years. More importantly he should be in prison, but unfortunately domestic violence law in this country requires the battered victim who just wants to pain to end to confront their…

There's a photo floating around of the rumored NFL employee who saw the video weeks ago: