Alaric Arrested

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Well, Terrion Arnold, Jonathan Cooper and Josh Jacobs are all on the commissioner's exempt list for their infractions. Jackson is not. So who knows?
 
Well, Terrion Arnold, Jonathan Cooper and Josh Jacobs are all on the commissioner's exempt list for their infractions. Jackson is not. So who knows?

I haven't looked into the charges against those three players, but are they similar to Jackson's case?
 
I haven't looked into the charges against those three players, but are they similar to Jackson's case?
Absolutely not. Technically, according to the reports, the female was the initial aggressor in AJ's case. Biting is a crime.
 
Absolutely not. Technically, according to the reports, the female was the initial aggressor in AJ's case. Biting is a crime.

Agreed. Two other facts make punishment less likely. He didn't touch her. He touched her phone. And she's no longer a cooperating witness.
 
So ya came on here to tell people to eat crow cause some of us don't trust that weasel named Roger Goodell? If AJ doesn't get suspended, I'll just be happy that he dodged a bullet. Keep your crow. :laugh1:
Nah, it's not about "trusting" the weasel Goodell, it's about using common sense to understand that there was zero case against AJ, and the NFL wouldn't be stupid enough to risk a huge backlash "trying to make an example" when they'd lose in the court of public opinion.

I enjoy your posts in general Chapo. But...you were dead wrong on this one, loudly and repeatedly so.

And no, I don't give a shit about whether or not you eat your crow. As long as the Rams win :D
 
Suiting up Game 1 is awesome, since its against the Niners.

But if he gets suspended at anytime during the season that would still be a burger meal vs a crow meal, No?
Sure. But given how long it's been by now, sure looks doubtful that the league will do anything regarding AJ anytime soon.

Some lawyer folks on here weighed in on this several pages back. Sure sounds like AJ can defer enrolling in his diversion program and avoid legal consequences.

And yeah, the NFL still has the right to conduct its own "independent investigation", but it's gonna be a bad look for them if they get all heavy-handed after AJ's girlfriend dropped all charges and acknowledged she bit him in the first place.

We'll see what happens. But I still say the players union would fight hard for AJ and say he was unfairly accused etc. and the NFL wouldn't want to risk the PR headache.
 
Nah, it's not about "trusting" the weasel Goodell, it's about using common sense to understand that there was zero case against AJ, and the NFL wouldn't be stupid enough to risk a huge backlash "trying to make an example" when they'd lose in the court of public opinion.

I enjoy your posts in general Chapo. But...you were dead wrong on this one, loudly and repeatedly so.

And no, I don't give a shit about whether or not you eat your crow. As long as the Rams win :D
Well we'll agree to disagree. I've said multiple times its only because of how sleazy that guy is that I couldn't trust him to not suspend. Tying in common sense along with that man's name tells you are dead wrong here. Nope no crow for me, give that shit to some homeless bum with a side of hot sauce :clinkingbeer:
 
Well we'll agree to disagree. I've said multiple times its only because of how sleazy that guy is that I couldn't trust him to not suspend. Tying in common sense along with that man's name tells you are dead wrong here. Nope no crow for me, give that shit to some homeless bum with a side of hot sauce :clinkingbeer:
Okay, fair enough. Maybe you're right that "common sense" isn't the right phrase.

I don't give a crap what people might think about Goodell's character or ethics or wisdom or anything like that. But there's no doubt the guy knows how to make money. The NFL has absolutely exploded in popularity and wealth under his term as commissioner. In the last 20 years, Team values are ten times what they used to be-- from an average of 900M in 2006 to over 9.3 BILLION in 2026.

My only point is that Goodell isn't gonna make stupid decisions that would harm the League's bottom line. And in my opinion, a long suspension of an innocent star player would lead to bad publicity and therefore harm the NFL's brand.

So yeah, cheers Chapo, we can agree to disagree on this one.
 
Sure. But given how long it's been by now, sure looks doubtful that the league will do anything regarding AJ anytime soon.

Some lawyer folks on here weighed in on this several pages back. Sure sounds like AJ can defer enrolling in his diversion program and avoid legal consequences.

And yeah, the NFL still has the right to conduct its own "independent investigation", but it's gonna be a bad look for them if they get all heavy-handed after AJ's girlfriend dropped all charges and acknowledged she bit him in the first place.

We'll see what happens. But I still say the players union would fight hard for AJ and say he was unfairly accused etc. and the NFL wouldn't want to risk the PR headache.
Here’s to hoping you are correct.

Weird as it sounds, we can find other ways to deal with a Puka suspension, if it comes, but can’t have our LT down several weeks. We saw that clown show last time Jackson was out, and it ain’t Brock purty.
 
Been saying for weeks now that the incident with AJ would turn into a nothingburger.

Some people on here can eat some crow after AJ suits up for Game 1.

https://www.nfl.com/news/rams-hc-sean-mcvay-expects-wr-puka-nacua-ol-alaric-jackson-to-play-in-week-1-vs-49er

If the following statement is true, I don’t think he’s out of the woods. They could still be investigating then will determine the # of games.

“Jackson was arrested on domestic battery in June, charges weren’t filed, but his case went to pre-filing diversion, which the personal conduct policy explicitly counts as a violation.”
 
If the following statement is true, I don’t think he’s out of the woods. They could still be investigating then will determine the # of games.

“Jackson was arrested on domestic battery in June, charges weren’t filed, but his case went to pre-filing diversion, which the personal conduct policy explicitly counts as a violation.”
1-Source?

2-This seems to be the crux of the issue.
IIRC, a lawyer posted that he was ELIGIBLE for it if he so chose, but didn’t.
Therefore the NFL has nothing.
 
3 more days till game one. And no word on any suspension. Of course if Goodell wants to screw the Rams he'll call them an hour before the game and say "We're suspending Alaric Jackson 4 games. Effective immediately. Oh, and Puka Nacua too."
 
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