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Originally Posted by Chico23231
Why The Ray McDonald Case Is Terrible For The NFL
This is great commentary on the Mcdonald issues...Chicago deserves some blame:
"I was impressed with how sincere he was and how motivated he is," McCaskey told the Chicago Tribune in February. "He understands, I think, that he could have well been facing the end of his football career. And he loves football. And he wants that career to continue. So I was impressed with his motivation."
He loves football -- great.
What McCaskey -- again, remember that this guy is a member of the NFL's revamped code of conduct committee -- failed to do during the laughably one-sided due-diligence process, was to talk to anyone who was an attorney for one of the alleged victims in the domestic violence or sexual assault cases in the months before. Or, goodness forbid, one of the women herself, if she wanted to speak with the team."
NFL is amazingly hypocritical
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Something that we Redskins fans are too familiar with, I heard today that McCaskey was convinced by his staff (esp GM Ryan Pace) to give McDonald a chance. Not that I'm justifying McCaskey, but typical case of an owner getting terrible advice/information from their staff.