Yes 243 45.25%

No 294 54.75%

Says you....which doesn't mean much
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Says the law, which does.
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Riiight. Because wanting him released from the football team and wanting him hanged are totally the same thing.
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Let him have his due process with the justice system. Just let him have it while he's no longer a member of the team. "Innocent until proven guilty" is for the courts. Outside the courts, not so much.
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You keep posting this shit like you know what the fuck you're talking about.

He'll get due process through the legal system.

The NFL is under no such obligation.
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This whole shit just tells me some adults still act like kids and have athletes as role models and idols and can't face reality that some of their favorite athletes are scumbags outside the field.
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This whole shit just tells me that I'm surrounded by hypocrites, some of whom I made a grievous error in ever befriending or spending actual time around.
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Not enough info yet.

I don’t think there’s nearly enough to conclude that he is excessively abusive. It’s possible that the incident was an accident in which he used more force than intended. And the punching stuff sounded like an attempt to set him up. Good chance it’s an exaggeration.

Tyreek claimed that his son clings to him in public. Would be interesting to find out if there’s truth to that.
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All he has to do is accuse her of breaking the child’s arm. Case over.
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I like your avatar's tits, but is she a psycho bitch like Reek's chick?
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If only our players lived in NYC, L.A., Miami, and Boston where there'd be few outside influences to get them in trouble.
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:-)
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bye asshole
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prepare to be disappointed
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Finished your post.
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