So it’s worse to not disclose a speeding ticket 2 years ago than to kick a player in the groin with cleats after repeated on-field conduct fines and penalties?

So he was pulled over for a traffic violation like speeding or running a red light, then he “resisted arrest without any violence,” and he’s going to be suspended for 2 games. He has no history of misconduct on or off the field.

Meanwhile, Ndamukong Suh spinning-kicked Matt Schaub in the groin on national TV, and he’s likely getting a 1 game suspension. Suh has a history of misconduct on the field (stomping on players) AND off the field (was charged with a hit and run).

…Okay.

You guys are clearly missing the point, he is not being punished because of his arrest, but a failure to disclose his arrest. Comparing and contrasting off-on field infractions is an exercise in futility.

I miss the replacement refs……so tired of late flags because someone is talking them into throwing one.

I thought these jokers had to have a review of their “performance” after the game?

The league has become a shell of it’s former self…..

So, he was “arrested” with no basis for an arrest ( being arrested solely for resisting an arrest that doesn’t exist, doesn’t make sense), non-violently?

I would hope the penalty is solely or mostly for the non-disclosure.

But don’t you have to be on a team to serve the suspension?

So he was pulled over for a traffic violation like speeding or running a red light, then he “resisted arrest without any violence,” and he’s going to be suspended for 2 games. He has no history of misconduct on or off the field.

Meanwhile, Ndamukong Suh spinning-kicked Matt Schaub in the groin on national TV, and he’s likely getting a 1 game suspension. Suh has a history of misconduct on the field (stomping on players) AND off the field (was charged with a hit and run).

…Okay.