Doc

I think it's a smart decision on his part. She likely doesn't have much money anyway and it's a good PR move, telling prospective NFL teams/fanbases "I could have sued her but she's been through enough." He still has the civil suit against the lawyer who has the deeper pockets and can be painted as the villain. I'm sure they came to an agreement based on the plaintiff not having a case against him. They've been saying all along that this wasn't about money but getting justice so why not see it through if you think you have a strong case? No chance. He has no case against them.

No BS. Different salaries, cap implications and statures.

If they don't vote for Joke either, it's a win...

DaQuon Jones will likely be back by then as well. And there's also Linval Joseph.

Tua's gonna be running for his life against the Jets.

What's the Turkish word for "karma"?

Smoke bombs are far worse...

The Dols will finish 1-3 at best and the Bills will finished 3-1 at worst.

I don't think there was any sleeping going on...

Yup. Now he has some money.

It's the same guy representing her from the beginning and he's likely been working on contingency, while the civil trial is rapidly approaching, so it's not a money issue. And if she thinks she has a good case, she'd see it through. No they realize they will lose both civil suits and weren't able to scare him into a settlement. And she likely has little money for him to recover anyway.

After a year and a half of this charade they finally admit they have no case against him.

Miami might not win another game.

Nice.

Henry you idiot.

Shocker.

And a large percentage of that 37% is basing it on social issues.

That or execute them...

And why does Toney need to check with the refs anyway? Just look to the right and see where the ball and the rest of your teammates are lined up.

I get the frustration over last week but address it at the time, not whine about a 100% correct and inarguable call a week later. Yeah. It happened a couple hours later in the Cowboys-Eagles game. It's happened 12 times so far this year. They have no standing to complain.

Trump's trolling them hard with the "dictator" thing.

Data migration versus pool flood.

They should have been going off on the refs like that last week. They had a real case there.

There were no issues with his holding. And he was just a 6th round pick.

He knows how to hold. That's why he won the punting job last year. The problem is you have to wait at least until his civil trial is over. And then would he even want to return? I don't have the exact percentages. All I know is both are low.