I mean, there's wealthy, and then there's billionaire.
Current NFL Investigations
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aloyouis
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For sure. Only one is a billionaire that I am sure of. His company makes the doors on ocean going ships that close automatically in an emergency. Cargo and passenger ships. If you have been on a cruise ship you have seen them and walked through them even if you didn't realize it.
He is an absolutely great guy and if you just saw him at our rink or Little Caesars Arena you would never know.
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Is Davante Adams still being investigated for shoving that camera man?
aloyouis
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That should be over with, and he should have already been punished by now.
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Alvin Kamara's lawyers look forward to "full vindication" at trial
The eye in the sky, as they say, doesn't lie.
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Report: Mary Jo White investigation of Commanders uncovers "more financial concerns"
The Mary Jo White investigation continues, and it continues to apparently find evidence of potential issues with the team's management.
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Did you list Big Willie
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The thread title is a little vague - what it should say is investigations conducted by league officials or their designees.
McGinest isn't on the payroll of any NFL team, AFAIK, and thus the league doesn't have a reason to conduct an investigation.
nfln is part of the league though. i wonder if they investigate their employees?
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Roger Goodell reiterates that Mary Jo White's report will be made public
From the moment Commanders owner Daniel Snyder announced in November 2022 that he was exploring the possibility of selling the team, speculation emerged in league circles that the ongoing investigation being conducted by Mary Jo White would never see the light of day.
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Roger Goodell reiterates that Mary Jo White's report will be made public
From the moment Commanders owner Daniel Snyder announced in November 2022 that he was exploring the possibility of selling the team, speculation emerged in league circles that the ongoing investigation being conducted by Mary Jo White would never see the light of day.
Mary Jo White keeps getting assignments from the NFL because they like her work. She gives them what they want. When they want it. And she’s smart enough to know what they want and when the want it.
The mere fact that it’s been nearly 14 months since she began her investigation says it all. The White report has become both carrot and stick. Sell the team, and Mary Jo White concludes that all is well. Keep the team, and White drops the hammer. For now, she holds her findings while the sale process plays out.
Unbelievable how mafioso tactics have changed to keep up with modern society.
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Henry Ruggs will plead guilty to DUI resulting in death, vehicular manslaughter
Former Raiders first-round pick Henry Ruggs will plead guilty to a pair of charges related to the November 2021 car crash that killed a woman in Las Vegas. Ruggs’ lawyers waived the right to …
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This dirtbag didn't make my original list, because the NFL waits for the legal process to conclude before starting its own investigation. And probably there will never be an investigation, as this guy's career is over.
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He's made important connections. This is why he'll never get in trouble.
The NFL itself is now under investigation
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NFL Executives Under Fire For Alleged Workplace Discrimination
It sounds like some trouble is brewing within the NFL's corporate offices right now. Reports indicate that lawsuits are being filed over some alleged
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Updating the original post (above) - the two Dan Snyder investigations are complete.
Commanders sale: Disgraced former owner Dan Snyder receives $60 million fine after NFL investigation
Former U.S. Attorney and SEC Chair Mary Jo White conducted the independent investigation
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I think the Kamara case has been settled as far as the legal system is concerned, but I haven't heard of any follow-up suspensions and/or fines from the league.
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I am shocked, shocked, I tell you!The NFL itself is now under investigation
NFL Executives Under Fire For Alleged Workplace Discrimination
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But it's nice to see these two fine states expanding there unequalled investigative powers beyond the Donald.
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Goodell should be investigated.
Daniel Snyder finally does the NFL a huge favor and sells the Commanders for $6.05 B.
15 Minutes later, Goodell announces that the NFL has fined Synder $60M for staff improprieties.
If I was Snyder I'd tell him to go fuck Woody Johnson with a Q-Tip or his dick, whichever would hurt more.
Daniel Snyder finally does the NFL a huge favor and sells the Commanders for $6.05 B.
15 Minutes later, Goodell announces that the NFL has fined Synder $60M for staff improprieties.
If I was Snyder I'd tell him to go fuck Woody Johnson with a Q-Tip or his dick, whichever would hurt more.
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Former Chiefs assistant Britt Reid cut the line into the NFL, now he cut the line out of prison
The commutation of Britt Reid's sentence is another example of a tragedy that has favored the offender over the victim from the very beginning.
Disgusting.