DawgTalkers.net Forums DawgTalk Tailgate Forum Tyreek Hill in trouble again

Yes, because little kids with broken arms arent evidence.

I had a broken collar bone when I was six. Does that mean I was beaten? No, it doesn't.

The more that is coming out the more Hill is looking like a scum bag in this.

But that doesn't excuse jumping to conclusions.

His wife is also at fault for not turning Hill over to the police.

You did, congrats for supporting a child abuser and wife beater.

I had a broken collar bone when I was six. Does that mean I was beaten? No, it doesn't.

But that doesn't excuse jumping to conclusions.

This often happens when people draw conclusions without evidence.

Based on his history, the kids broken arm and this tape, the dude isn’t getting that extension and he might be suspended 8+ games. I don’t see how the Chiefs can keep him on the roster after having drawn that line in the sand with Hunt. KC has painted themselves into a corner.

This is called excuses, and trying to minimize/deny the crime. Especially when the authorities straight up said someone broke the kids arm.

The more that is coming out the more Hill is looking like a scum bag in this.

But if it was a reply to my post about believing Hill was guilty of hurting his son, I just want to say that the conclusion wasn't based on "no evidence". It was very largely based on the fact that he brutally beat his pregnant fiancée before he was drafted, and my subsequent belief that he is just "bad people".

You forgot the next line of that post. But of course you would because you just love to lie it seems.



Nice try but another fail at a character assassination.

Which could have been done by his wife or anyone who came in contact with the child besides his dad.

My only point was that jumping to conclusions before we actually have some firm evidence as to who was actually responsible is a leap to take.

That was before the tape came out. Now the answer is obvious.

he needs jail time.

My hope he is found guilty and spends a long time in prison.

As sad as this situation is, it's just as sad that Tyreek is playing out the life he probably lived as a child.

how in gods name did this clown dodge charges AND punishment from the league?

Before Roger Goodell, Tyreek Hill’s Fifth Amendment rights won’t save him

by Mike Florio on April 24, 2019, 4:31 PM EDT
ProFootballTalk.com

Chiefs receiver Tyreek Hill won’t be prosecuted for hurting his three-year-old child, even though prosecutors believe someone hurt Hill’s three-year-old child. A prosecution won’t occur because both Hill and the boy’s mother, Crystal Espinal, can invoke their Fifth Amendment right against self-incrimination and refuse to cooperate with the investigation and, ultimately, to testify at trial.

That won’t save Hill from the scrutiny of the NFL.

Here’s the key language from the Personal Conduct Policy: “Because the Fifth Amendment’s protection against self-incrimination does not apply in a workplace investigation, the league will reserve the right to compel a player to cooperate in its investigations even when he is the target of a pending law enforcement investigation or proceeding. A player’s refusal to speak to a league investigator under such circumstances will not preclude an investigation from proceeding or discipline from being imposed.”

Given Hill’s history — he pleaded guilty before entering the NFL to assaulting Espinal while she was pregnant — and the age of the child, the NFL should do what the prosecutor couldn’t do. Specifically, the NFL should presume that Hill is guilty, unless and until Hill persuasively convinces the league that he isn’t.

If he won’t talk to the league, he’s guilty. If he talks to the league but he tells a story that isn’t believable or consistent, he’s guilty. If Espinal tries to take the blame but does so in a way that, given her clear financial interest in protecting Hill, seems flimsy or not credible, he’s guilty.

Indeed, if Hill isn’t guilty he should be committed to bringing to justice whoever injured his child. And it’s fair to assume that Hill and Espinal have circled the wagons to protect each other from potential incarceration.

While that apparently will fly in Johnson County, Kansas (some would say the prosecutor should charge both of them with a crime and let a jury sort it all out, if Hill and Espinal both refuse to testify), it won’t fly at 345 Park Avenue. Especially since Hill escaped scrutiny for assaulting Espinal at a time when he was not yet subject to the Personal Conduct Policy.


https://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/20...-wont-save-him/

Goodell and the NFL are straight up crooked. The evidence, especially concerning Goodell, is alarming.

Everyone looks the other way because of the money involved.

Travesty was exactly the word I used for it.


Terelle Pryor got suspended for 5 games for taking Tattoos...IN COLLEGE.

Vincent Jackson got suspended 3 games for DRIVING WITHOUT A LICENSE!


Zeke got 6 games for pulling down a womans top.

PLaxico got like 4 games for SHOOTING HIMSELF in the leg.

Richie Incognito got basically a YEAR for talking trash to a very troubled Jonathon Martin.






This is disgusting and if he were not on a team with Patrick Mahommes he would be done. The NFL wants to protect their star players at any cost and it is awful.