Big Cat breaks down and cries talking about domestic violence.

[Kuhndog94]

found one in HQ.

Thanks, man.

[SCP]

New policy says six games if he's found guilty.

I doubt the argument that it occurred under the old rules will carry any weight given the public outrage over Ray Rice.

Ed Werder (or one of the ESPN guys) mentioned Hardy and McDonald (the 49er player) specifically. He said Hardy's punishment would fall under old rules and the 49er player would fall under the new rules.

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[Mr. Scot]

Ed Werder (or one of the ESPN guys) mentioned Hardy and McDonald (the 49er player) specifically. He said Hardy's punishment would fall under old rules and the 49er player would fall under the new rules.

 

He's wrong, per Goodell himself.

 

Even though his alleged actions took place before the NFL put the new domestic violence discipline policy in place, Panthers defensive end Greg Hardy will be subject to the new policy, Roger Goodell said Wednesday.

The commissioner was visiting Wake Forest High School to celebrate the district's implentation of the Heads Up safety program.

Additionally, Goodell said 49ers defensive end Ray McDonald would be subject to the new policy as well.

“They'll be evaluated under our new policy," Goodell said.

 

(link)

[hepcat]

Surprised no one has mentioned this....but if I had to guess why Richardson got so emotional has less to do with Hardy and much more to do with a different player that is currently serving an 18-24 year sentence in jail.  

[SCP]

He's wrong, per Goodell himself.

(link)

Yep, ESPN was wrong. Why am I not surprised.

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[Dex]

I'm sure memories of a certain Panther came to mind...

 

 

Surprised no one has mentioned this....but if I had to guess why Richardson got so emotional has less to do with Hardy and much more to do with a different player that is currently serving an 18-24 year sentence in jail.  

[frash.exe]

Surprised no one has mentioned this....but if I had to guess why Richardson got so emotional has less to do with Hardy and much more to do with a different player that is currently serving an 18-24 year sentence in jail.

Richardson was anti-domestic violence before being anti-domestic violence was cool. Before tmz and jezebel even existed

[Kevin Greene]

Anyone have a link to JR Presser after Rae Carruth?

[shelbypanther]

crocodile tears

noun plural

: a false expression of sadness or regret about something

 

[LA_Panther]

If I owned a team that has the distinction of employing the only active player that's in jail for getting his woman killed, I'd come out swinging against domestic violence too.

[TheMaulClaw]

I've been asking for someone to defend Hardy's case, and who else than the Big Cat to answer that call!  Now it's not about defending Hardy just to see him on the field, but for anyone who dares to look at what was presented in Hardy's trial, there's no reason to convict the man.  At least not until after the trial for crying out loud.  Now I personally believe he will be exonerated, but people should let the process play out.  I hope Mr. Richardson convinces the media to actually look at Hardy's case and be patient.

 

I wouldn't necessarily say that JR defended Hardy.  I think JR defended himself and the Panthers.....and well,

[NanuqoftheNorth]

[Byrdman4real]

I think JR is saying the Panthers and hisself is backing the organization and hardy, plus he will be damned if someone will make him suspend or release a player and still got to pay him 13.1 mill. Now if he didn't have to pay the man, then it's a different story.

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[nctarheel0619]

Dumb question but a lot of hypotheticals to think about. What if we do REALLY well? Greg Hardy gets 15-19 sacks, and the salary cap raises once again and we release D-Will to have more money? Lastly, and most important, what if he's not guilty?

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