OT: Tyreek Hill.....

[SYB]

My hope is that the Chiefs and the league takes aggressive moves to ban him indefinitely. I would anticipate him suing the NFL, though, as the prosecutors can't prove the case beyond the reasonable doubt standard, but I think Hill would lose as OJ did in litigation.

As the draft shows, there are other players coming in to replace open roster spots. He does have great talent, but he'll hurt the league if he is allowed to play.You just have to ask yourself... would you support an organization that allows players to tolerate harm to their children?

I can't imagine that there aren't some guys in that locker room who'd like to beat his ass over this.

[Panamamike]

My hope is that the Chiefs and the league takes aggressive moves to ban him indefinitely. I would anticipate him suing the NFL, though, as the prosecutors can't prove the case beyond the reasonable doubt standard, but I think Hill would lose as OJ did in litigation.

As the draft shows, there are other players coming in to replace open roster spots. He does have great talent, but he'll hurt the league if he is allowed to play.You just have to ask yourself... would you support an organization that allows players to tolerate harm to their children?

Good luck with that lawsuit. He doesn't need to be prosecuted. There are League by laws governing conduct.

[Bolt-O]

[Uncleruckis]

"You need to be terrified of me, too, bitch."

I'm trying to imagine a scenario where I could possibly say this to my wife and not have her throw me out.

[like54ninjas]

"You need to be terrified of me, too, bitch."

I'm trying to imagine a scenario where I could possibly say this to my wife and not have her throw me out.

Truth.

Welcome to TPB. Good to have you

[Formula 21]

My hope is that the Chiefs and the league takes aggressive moves to ban him indefinitely. I would anticipate him suing the NFL, though, as the prosecutors can't prove the case beyond the reasonable doubt standard, but I think Hill would lose as OJ did in litigation.

As the draft shows, there are other players coming in to replace open roster spots. He does have great talent, but he'll hurt the league if he is allowed to play.You just have to ask yourself... would you support an organization that allows players to tolerate harm to their children?

Baxter v. Palmigiano (1976):

[T]he Fifth Amendment does not forbid adverse inferences against parties to civil actions when they refuse to testify in response to probative evidence offered against them.

[chargerkdb]

Chefs seem to have a run of picking domestic abusers

[Coachmarkos]

Just went to Chiefs planet to see how Chiefs fans are reacting.

Holy Smokes... way too many defending Hill there. I expected some, but wow. I thought better of their fanbase than that.

[charger1993]

Feel so sorry for the child:

http://www.espn.com/nfl/story/_/id/2...ies-wake-audio

Yeah if that audio is him hes done for. " i only say if its him cuz idr what he sounds like" poor kid tho. Throw the book at him

[Panamamike]

Just went to Chiefs planet to see how Chiefs fans are reacting.

Holy Smokes... way too many defending Hill there. I expected some, but wow. I thought better of their fanbase than that.

Gross.

[Bolt-O]

[Boltx]

It's clear somebody is abusing this poor kid, whether it's Hill, the fiance, or some other individual.

I hope they get all the facts straight and bring someone to justice. This type of stuff should be unconscionable in our society, full stop.