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Jonathan Dwyer arrested for assault.

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  • You can't even make this shit up anymore.

  • Former steeler not surprised, domestic violence has been a Steelers tradition for decades.

    #fuckherrightintheppussy

  • Lol at #

  • Good-ell must institute new penalties for domestic violence- blow to the head- indefinite suspension.

    Illegal hands to the face- 4 game suspension.

    Inappropriate touching- player- 2 games, owner 6.

    Death threats and choking. Team now must make 15 yard for a first down, $1.5 million fine.

    Child beating- public flogging. and 15 lost game checks.

  • This stuff has probably been going on in the NFL since the day the Jim Thorpe, George Halas et al met at the Huppmobile showroom. Its just now that it is getting so much attention.

    miktoxicM 1 Reply

  • Another past offense uncovered...

    ... and will not be the last by a long shot.

    This is an avalanche in progress.

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  • Dwyer's done. Broke his wife's nose because she wouldn't have sex with him, then punched her in the broken nose the next day.

    See ya.

    Zombo

    The GipperT 1 Reply

  • I guarantee you this much: no team is "going to let the legal process occur" before deactivating them now. Let me ask this though. These guys are moving to the "exempt" list because it means they get paid. In my mind teams are doing this to avoid legal repercussions should they be found innocent (wrongful termination and such). Do you think that's why or what? I know people are mad that guys are still getting paid but it makes sense to me.

    hoortaH 1 Reply
  • Z Zombo

    Dwyer's done. Broke his wife's nose because she wouldn't have sex with him, then punched her in the broken nose the next day.

    See ya.

    Zombo

    Zombo said:

    Dwyer's done. Broke his wife's nose because she wouldn't have sex with him, then punched her in the broken nose the next day.

    See ya.

    Zombo

    Where did he go to college? I was thinking Ohio St., but I may be confusing him with someone else.

  • The GipperT The Gipper

    Zombo said:

    Dwyer's done. Broke his wife's nose because she wouldn't have sex with him, then punched her in the broken nose the next day.

    See ya.

    Zombo

    Where did he go to college? I was thinking Ohio St., but I may be confusing him with someone else.

    @the-gipper said:

    Where did he go to college? I was thinking Ohio St., but I may be confusing him with someone else.

    GA Tech...

    http://www.sports-reference.com/cfb/players/jonathan-dwyer-1.html

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  • The GipperT The Gipper

    This stuff has probably been going on in the NFL since the day the Jim Thorpe, George Halas et al met at the Huppmobile showroom. Its just now that it is getting so much attention.

    @the-gipper said:

    This stuff has probably been going on in the NFL since the day the Jim Thorpe, George Halas et al met at the Huppmobile showroom. Its just now that it is getting so much attention.

    the age of social media.

  • jrb12711J jrb12711

    I guarantee you this much: no team is "going to let the legal process occur" before deactivating them now. Let me ask this though. These guys are moving to the "exempt" list because it means they get paid. In my mind teams are doing this to avoid legal repercussions should they be found innocent (wrongful termination and such). Do you think that's why or what? I know people are mad that guys are still getting paid but it makes sense to me.

    @jrb12711 said:

    I guarantee you this much: no team is "going to let the legal process occur" before deactivating them now. Let me ask this though. These guys are moving to the "exempt" list because it means they get paid. In my mind teams are doing this to avoid legal repercussions should they be found innocent (wrongful termination and such). Do you think that's why or what? I know people are mad that guys are still getting paid but it makes sense to me.

    Um, plenty of corporations fire people on arrest for a felony. OK, they beat the rap, the NFL players can sue for back pay and reinstatement.

    @miktoxic said:

    the age of social media.

    Surprised none of our Steeler Trolls has shown up yet pointing out- Jim Brown would have joined the wife beater club. IIRC, he tossed a woman off a balcony back in the 60s.

  • hoortaH hoorta

    @jrb12711 said:

    I guarantee you this much: no team is "going to let the legal process occur" before deactivating them now. Let me ask this though. These guys are moving to the "exempt" list because it means they get paid. In my mind teams are doing this to avoid legal repercussions should they be found innocent (wrongful termination and such). Do you think that's why or what? I know people are mad that guys are still getting paid but it makes sense to me.

    Um, plenty of corporations fire people on arrest for a felony. OK, they beat the rap, the NFL players can sue for back pay and reinstatement.

    @miktoxic said:

    the age of social media.

    Surprised none of our Steeler Trolls has shown up yet pointing out- Jim Brown would have joined the wife beater club. IIRC, he tossed a woman off a balcony back in the 60s.

    @hoorta said:

    Um, plenty of corporations fire people on arrest for a felony. OK, they beat the rap, the NFL players can sue for back pay and reinstatement.

    Surprised none of our Steeler Trolls has shown up yet pointing out- Jim Brown would have joined the wife beater club. IIRC, he tossed a woman off a balcony back in the 60s.

    Yes he did, but for the record: It was after his playing career, charges were dropped and I hear she landed on her feet like a pussycat.

    Zombo

    The GipperT 1 Reply

  • @diehardbrownsfan said:

    It's part of African American culture to break your wifes face if she don't give up the pussy.

    It is part of white culture too. *cracks knuckles*

  • Z Zombo

    @hoorta said:

    Um, plenty of corporations fire people on arrest for a felony. OK, they beat the rap, the NFL players can sue for back pay and reinstatement.

    Surprised none of our Steeler Trolls has shown up yet pointing out- Jim Brown would have joined the wife beater club. IIRC, he tossed a woman off a balcony back in the 60s.

    Yes he did, but for the record: It was after his playing career, charges were dropped and I hear she landed on her feet like a pussycat.

    Zombo

    Zombo said:

    Yes he did, but for the record: It was after his playing career, charges were dropped and I hear she landed on her feet like a pussycat.

    Zombo

    Actually, wasn't JB arrested for beating up his car because he was angry with his wife? As one who has done this for a living, generally you won't get charged with domestic violence for taking a 4 iron to your caddy, or throwing the vase against the wall or destroying property....but you can often be charged with disorderly conduct for that type of action. You slug your wife in the face like Rice and Dwyer you should get the full monty of charges. Smashing a glass or your headlamp would be something lesser.

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