Ra’Shede Hageman to Commissioner Exempt list as Falcons drop to 53 players

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The Falcons announced the moves they made to drop their roster to 53 players on Saturday, which included moving defensive lineman Ra'Shede Hageman to the Commissioner Exempt list.

The list has been used in the past for players like Greg Hardy and Adrian Peterson when they were facing criminal charges and allows a player to keep getting paid despite not being on the active roster. Hageman was charged in an alleged domestic violence incident in March 2016, but there’s been no league discipline to this point.

The Falcons also placed safety Quincy Mauger on injured reserve, and placed cornerback Jalen Collins on the reserve/suspended list.

Atlanta waived 14 players on Friday and added quarterback Matt Simms, defensive end Martin Ifedi, linebacker Josh Keyes, running back Jhurell Pressley, wide receiver Reggie Davis, wide receiver Marvin Hall, wide receiver Deante Burton, tight end Darion Griswold, tight end Joshua Perkins, center Cornelius Edison, tackle Daniel Brunskill, defensive end Joe Vellano, defensive end J’Terius Jones, defensive end Chris Odom, defensive tackle Taniela Tupou and safety Marcelis Branch to the discard pile on Saturday.

3 responses to “Ra’Shede Hageman to Commissioner Exempt list as Falcons drop to 53 players

  1. Another Minnesota gopher involved with a crime. It’s embarrassing being an alum from there knowing I used to cheer for that despicable football team. Look up the gopher football team 2016 sexual assault case, and explain how they don’t get any punishment.

  2. “taintedsaints2009 says:
    September 2, 2017 at 6:15 pm
    Another Minnesota gopher involved with a crime. It’s embarrassing being an alum from there knowing I used to cheer for that despicable football team. Look up the gopher football team 2016 sexual assault case, and explain how they don’t get any punishment.”

    Taintedsaints2009: I was trying to hit the up button. Totally Agree with you. I’m disgusted by Hageman’s actions and no punishment.

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