All articles tagged with #personal conduct policy
The NFL has initiated a review of domestic violence allegations against Dolphins receiver Tyreek Hill, involving an investigation into claims made by his estranged wife, which could lead to disciplinary action if substantiated. The review follows Hill's past legal issues related to domestic assault, potentially impacting his career and team trade considerations.
The NFL will interview Browns running back Quinshon Judkins this week as part of a Personal Conduct Policy investigation related to a domestic battery accusation from July, which was dropped in August. Judkins is not expected to be placed on paid leave and will be available to practice and play until the case is resolved, but he will not play in the upcoming game against the Bengals.
Prosecutors' decision not to pursue charges against Browns running back Quinshon Judkins leaves open the possibility of an NFL suspension under the league's Personal Conduct Policy, which relies heavily on victim cooperation, as past cases like Ezekiel Elliott's demonstrate.
The NFL is reviewing Isaiah Bond's case related to sexual assault allegations, which was no-billed, but he may still face suspension under league rules. Bond, a former Texas receiver, plans to sign with the Cleveland Browns, though the team has not confirmed the signing. Bond's draft stock was affected by his arrest prior to the NFL draft.
The NFL is likely to delay placing Browns rookie Quinshon Judkins on paid leave until he signs his contract, as the decision depends on his contractual status and ongoing investigation into allegations of domestic violence, with past cases influencing the approach.
Despite not signing a contract with the Browns, Quinshon Judkins is subject to the NFL's Personal Conduct Policy due to his status as a prospective player, following his arrest for misdemeanor domestic battery, as the policy applies to all players under consideration or negotiations with NFL teams.
Justin Tucker accepted a 10-game suspension from the NFL amid allegations he denies, with the suspension resulting from a negotiated agreement rather than a formal league investigation, raising questions about his public stance and potential legal actions.
Justin Tucker, a former Ravens kicker released in May, has been suspended for 10 weeks by the NFL for violating the personal conduct policy.
Justin Tucker, a free agent NFL kicker, has been suspended for the first 10 weeks of the 2025 season due to violations of the league's personal conduct policy related to sexual misconduct allegations from 2012-16, which he denies. The Ravens released him in May 2025, and he is coming off his worst season, but he may seek to return to the league after his suspension.
Former Ravens kicker Justin Tucker has been suspended for 10 weeks of the 2025 NFL season due to violations of the league's personal conduct policy related to allegations of sexual misconduct, which he denies. He is eligible for reinstatement on November 11 and can sign with a team and participate in training camp and preseason before his suspension begins.
The NFL has declined to comment on whether Rita Benson LeBlanc still owns part of the New Orleans Saints following her arrest for assault, raising questions about her ownership status and potential implications under the league's personal conduct policy.
The NFL has closed its latest investigation into Browns quarterback Deshaun Watson due to insufficient evidence of a Personal Conduct Policy violation. Watson, who was previously suspended for 11 games in 2022 over multiple civil lawsuits alleging sexual misconduct, faced a new lawsuit in September, which was resolved, likely with a confidentiality agreement that hindered the NFL's investigation. With no further suspension, Watson remains under contract with the Browns for $46 million annually in 2025 and 2026.
Commanders kicker Brandon McManus has been accused of sexual assault by two flight attendants during a 2023 trip with the Jaguars. McManus, through his lawyer, has strongly denied the allegations, calling them an extortion attempt. The case will proceed through the court system, and McManus's compliance with the NFL's Personal Conduct Policy will also be scrutinized.
The NFL faces a delicate situation with allegations against former Jaguars kicker Brandon McManus, as the team is also sued for failing to supervise him. The league must decide whether to downplay the situation to help the Jaguars or aggressively investigate McManus, which could complicate the team's legal defense.
Baltimore Ravens wide receiver Zay Flowers will not face suspension from the NFL after an investigation into alleged domestic assault found insufficient evidence to support a violation of the league's personal conduct policy. Both the NFL and Baltimore County police concluded their investigations with no charges, but the case could be reopened if new evidence emerges. Flowers, who had a strong rookie season, remains eligible to participate in team activities.