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I guess that is part of why I am sympathetic here. These franchises know they employ mostly neanderthals. This guy had surrounded himself with the right people to be drunk, and stupid with. As he was taught in seminars these players are required to attend. That doesn't give him license to be an asshole, or assault someone, but it shows he was trying to be responsible despite getting drunk.
I wouldn't give him credit for the friends, but I do give the friends credit. They weren't just standing between Hunt and the girl, they were clinch wrestling him and Hunt fighting to break through. So much so it was one of his friends he threw 8 feet away that knocked the girl to the ground
Then he couldn't resist giving her the boot lying there, which shows A+ scumbag behavior
Chiefs say a big part of the release is that Hunt lied to them about how the incident went down, and the vid proves he lied. After seeing the vid, I'm surprised police didn't charge misdemeanor assault initially. DA probably just don't want a headache national exposure case and said fuck it
The video though is what the nfl fears pr wise. It gives juicy material social media to show that kick in slow mo on loop and "NFL doesn't care about beating women so long as you can run a ball well" posts
Tyreek Hill, a wr for the same team, choked his pregnant girlfriend unconscious. Charges actually filed and convicted of the domestic assault. But no vid = just a well crafted team statement
I am curious to see if any team puts a waiver claim on Hunt and figures they'd get him after a year long suspension