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Patriots wide receiver Stefon Diggs faces criminal charges including felony strangulation and misdemeanor assault, with his legal case scheduled for an arraignment on January 23. The NFL may also discipline him under its personal conduct policy, potentially placing him on the exempt list, which could impact his availability for the playoffs. The outcome of both the legal and professional processes remains uncertain.
During a game, DK Metcalf was involved in an altercation with a Lions fan, Ryan Kennedy, who claimed he called Metcalf by his real name. However, Chad Johnson revealed that the fan used racial slurs and insulted Metcalf's mother, which likely led to the fight. The NFL is expected to discipline the fan and possibly Metcalf, with potential fines and suspensions for the player.
After the Steelers-Lions game, DK Metcalf avoided reporters and did not comment on a fan incident, which is now under NFL review, while coach Mike Tomlin also declined to comment.
During a game between the Lions and Chiefs, Lions safety Brian Branch initiated a fight after the game ended, refusing to shake Patrick Mahomes' hand and striking JuJu Smith-Schuster, leading to a scuffle. The NFL is expected to review the incident for possible discipline.
The NFL has not yet decided on disciplinary action for Eagles' Jalen Carter after he was ejected for spitting on Dak Prescott, with a likely outcome being a fine rather than suspension, especially since no decision was made by Monday and the timing suggests a monetary penalty rather than a suspension.
Jalen Carter of the Eagles will likely face minor consequences for spitting on Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott during a game, but he is not expected to be suspended. Carter apologized for the incident, which occurred early in the game that the Eagles won, and has been recognized as a top player in 2024.
The NFL's handling of Rashee Rice's street racing case has raised concerns about favoritism and deviation from standard disciplinary procedures, especially given the delay in suspension and its timing before key Chiefs games, creating negative perceptions of league bias and inconsistent enforcement.
Vikings wide receiver Jordan Addison pleaded no contest to a lesser 'wet reckless' charge related to a 2024 DUI incident, resulting in probation, a fine, and online courses, while NFL review of potential discipline continues.
Vikings wide receiver Jordan Addison pleaded guilty to a lesser charge of wet reckless to settle a DUI case, avoiding trial. The plea involves a fine, online courses, and probation, with NFL discipline likely to follow, typically a three-game suspension.
New Orleans Saints running back Alvin Kamara has agreed to plead no contest to a misdemeanor charge of breach of peace for his involvement in a 2022 fight in Las Vegas. Kamara will do community service, pay $100,000 for the alleged victim's medical bills, and is no longer facing felony charges. The NFL has not yet commented on possible discipline for Kamara.