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Legal Landscape For Tyreek Hill - 7.8.19 (1 Viewer)

TheWinz said:
And just to be clear, not a single person here said he was lying.  The only person to even mention it was @Milkman himself.
he already said he didn't want to reveal his source....to anybody....guess you are wanting Joe's "source" stamp of approval or something....

 
Biabreakable said:
As usual I do not care about all the rigmarole of the he said she said what the law decided was just who is morally corrupt (not enough hours in a day for that) and so on.

All I want to know is if he is suspended and for how long. Wake me up when there has been a decision. Speculation about these things is always ugly.
guess I don't really get this post......this is what is going on with Hill right now....so if you go into a thread about Hill this is what you are going to see.....when news breaks on the actual suspension, etc.....you will probably "hear" about it way before coming to footballguys....its gonna be pretty big news....if you get any type of notifications on your phone, etc.....it will be scrolling across every sports related TV show....if you don't want speculation and back and forth, I would suggest not clicking on a Hill thread until you hear about the suspension elsewhere....

 
guess I don't really get this post......this is what is going on with Hill right now....so if you go into a thread about Hill this is what you are going to see.....when news breaks on the actual suspension, etc.....you will probably "hear" about it way before coming to footballguys....its gonna be pretty big news....if you get any type of notifications on your phone, etc.....it will be scrolling across every sports related TV show....if you don't want speculation and back and forth, I would suggest not clicking on a Hill thread until you hear about the suspension elsewhere....
I normally avoid these threads like the plague. Been through this with Peterson before.

The only reason I was reading it is because Joe thought it needed its own thread. So I thought there might have been some news or something.

 
Milkman said:
 Now there us compelling evidence that he didn't hit her at all in 2014. A crime he pleaded guilty too.
I'll take a link to any compelling evidence regarding the 2014 incident.

 
he already said he didn't want to reveal his source....to anybody....guess you are wanting Joe's "source" stamp of approval or something....
You don't yell "FIRE" in a movie theater.  You don't yell "BOMB" on a plane.  And you don't say "source" in the Shark Pool, unless you are willing to reveal it.  It's that simple, and I think most would agree.  Now, back to the show...

 
You don't yell "FIRE" in a movie theater.  You don't yell "BOMB" on a plane.  And you don't say "source" in the Shark Pool, unless you are willing to reveal it.  It's that simple, and I think most would agree.  Now, back to the show...
I'm fine with it....mostly because I have the ability to think for myself...and this is a freaking fake football forum....lol

 
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I'm fine with it....mostly because I have the ability to think for myself...and this is a freaking fake football forum....lol
First - you are not a mod for this thread

Second - do not imply others don't think for themselves

Third - this is a real football forum, albeit fantasy football

Fourth - perhaps you should engage in other threads instead of living in this one.  your last 15 posts have been in here.

Fifth - have a nice day

 
First - you are not a mod for this thread

Second - do not imply others don't think for themselves

Third - this is a real football forum, albeit fantasy football

Fourth - perhaps you should engage in other threads instead of living in this one.  your last 15 posts have been in here.

Fifth - have a nice day
I wasn't the one telling people not to post...or tracking where they post..or how many times they have posted in a thread.....or telling them where to go post.....lol...sorry I didn't know you were a mod...my bad....take care...moving on

 
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You don't yell "FIRE" in a movie theater.  You don't yell "BOMB" on a plane.  And you don't say "source" in the Shark Pool, unless you are willing to reveal it.  It's that simple, and I think most would agree.  Now, back to the show...
Good thing it's not important to me what you think. Feel free to put me on ignore sir so my posts don't offend you anymore. I'll do the same. Have a nice day. 

 
How does one do this? Not you but there may be some one I think I would be better off not reading posts from anymore.
I think you have to click on my profile and then you can hit a button in there or something...

check that...you click on your own profile page and in in the drop down box you pick ignore users and then you type my name in....

 
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I think you have to click on my profile and then you can hit a button in there or something
I looked and saw nothing there. Great detective work. Then again I guess you know that you ran to the moderators to get me banned for doing barely anything after you instigated...... so maybe it wasn't so difficult to figure out after all.

ETA: Found it. Bliss.

 
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I looked and saw nothing there. Great detective work. Then again I guess you know that you ran to the moderators get me banned for doing barely anything after you instigated...... so maybe it wasn't so difficult to figure out after all.

ETA: Found it. Bliss.
not me sir....I got banned for awhile before you...I was probably reported by several....thought it was weak like you did.....for my joking post about an I told you so post being in the "editing room"....whatever I'm past that...thing is I don't mind a little back and forth in these forums....I think thats why they should exist...I like hearing other opinions and view points and have often had my mind changed by posters in here....I don't mind being wrong and called out when I am ....others struggle with that.....I have never ignored anybody and have also never gotten personal to any other poster in here....kind of like you, any gray area around that for me was coming from "defending" myself or defending my point of view....the mods came in here and felt they needed to be playground police and make sure everybody was playing nice in the sandbox....talking 1% or passive aggressive or whatever....I think to truly get the most out of posters and opinions, points of view need to be discussed....and things looked at from different angles...and its ok to disagree and to talk about disagreeing...and to talk about who has been right and wrong....I may not say it the right way all the time and context may come across wrong so I will apologize for that when it happens....but this situation has taken a lot of twists and turns....many people have been wrong and right about the approach and knee jerk judgments without knowing the details....its all good, we are adults, its a message board, not just a stats board....IMO back and forth dialouge should be allowed and encouraged....I benefited from posts like yours and others....good luck this year if you ever see this, hope your drafts go well... :banned:

 
General feeling is that he's going to face a short suspension?  2-4 games?  Odds of him having no suspension very small?

 
Young 8 said:
Well, instead of stressing out Milkman about his source, 
I doubt anyone is stressing over it; I am certainly not.  But people come here for football info and updates, and anyone could pop in and say, "I have a source that says Tyreek Hill is getting suspended for two years."  That kind of unsubstantiated stuff just muddy the waters for those wanting good and accurate info.  Sure, you could argue that there are better places to get info, but I think you get my point. 

 
I doubt anyone is stressing over it; I am certainly not.  But people come here for football info and updates, and anyone could pop in and say, "I have a source that says Tyreek Hill is getting suspended for two years."  That kind of unsubstantiated stuff just muddy the waters for those wanting good and accurate info.  Sure, you could argue that there are better places to get info, but I think you get my point. 
So don't believe me and move on. Is there a forum rule against what I did?

 
I doubt anyone is stressing over it; I am certainly not.  But people come here for football info and updates, and anyone could pop in and say, "I have a source that says Tyreek Hill is getting suspended for two years."  That kind of unsubstantiated stuff just muddy the waters for those wanting good and accurate info.  Sure, you could argue that there are better places to get info, but I think you get my point. 
Can’t you just ignore it then....and move on.....maybe some posters give it more credit than you do....so to them it might be “good info” and it doesn’t muddy the waters....should they not have a chance to decide for themselves....all you have to do is quit reading when it starts with “my source says”...

Milkman seems to be an invested poster in here and not just someone looking for attention or something....that doesn’t mean I take everything his source says as the gospel, but at least I have the opportunity to decide for myself and there really is no harm/no foul here as everybody can decide for themselves what they want to pay attention too and what they don’t....

 
Bayhawks said:
The only reason the NFL is investigating Hill is because child abuse questions were raised after his sons arm was broken.  CPS removed the child from his parents’ care.  They don’t do that if an NFL player violates a different part of the personal conduct policy. 

Again, the NFLs investigation might reveal there was no child abuse, no domestic abuse, no violation of this policy.  I’m not saying I know what it will reveal.  What I am saying is this investigation started because Hill is involved in a situation where child abuse is possible.  So the NFL is investigating whether he violated this policy, where a 6-game baseline suspension is specifically laid out.

You, and stinking ref, seem to think I’m saying “it’s 6 gsmes, end of story.”  I’m not.  I THINK it will be a minimum of 6 games, but that’s my opinion.  You can disagree with that, it’s just my opinion.  I can’t fathom how you’re disagreeing with the fact that the NFL investigation is looking into the possibility of child abuse.
I'm not disagreeing with that.  I'm disagreeing that they will find him in violation of that part of the Policy.  I can't fathom how you justify at least a 6 game suspension, but it's your opinion, you're entitled to it, and I'm not going to debate that.

Just because they are investigating based on the initial allegations doesn't mean that's the only conclusion they can reach.  They can decide the original allegations are unfounded but he did actually commit other, lesser offenses.  You have, indeed, said "it's 6 games, end of story" in a post I quoted.

https://forums.footballguys.com/forum/topic/777110-legal-landscape-for-tyreek-hill-7819/?do=findComment&comment=22007696

"this situation definitely is covered by this policy, and therefore the 6-game baseline would apply. "

Except it may not be.

 
I'm not disagreeing with that.  I'm disagreeing that they will find him in violation of that part of the Policy.  I can't fathom how you justify at least a 6 game suspension, but it's your opinion, you're entitled to it, and I'm not going to debate that.

Just because they are investigating based on the initial allegations doesn't mean that's the only conclusion they can reach.  They can decide the original allegations are unfounded but he did actually commit other, lesser offenses.  You have, indeed, said "it's 6 games, end of story" in a post I quoted.

https://forums.footballguys.com/forum/topic/777110-legal-landscape-for-tyreek-hill-7819/?do=findComment&comment=22007696

"this situation definitely is covered by this policy, and therefore the 6-game baseline would apply. "

Except it may not be.
Sorry, but the snippet of my post that you included doesn’t say “it’s 6 games, end of story.”  It was the last sentence of a response to your post where you suggested that the NFL’s investigation wasn’t necessarily an investigation of a violation of the policy because “He hasn't really done any of those things though.  The closest we have is "maybe" he threatened her, but there's no way that meets felony level.  There is zero evidence of any other violation.   So it doesn't have to fall into the minimum 6 game criteria.”

I responded that since the investigation started as a result of possible child abuse, it did fall under the policy, and therefore the 6-game baseline (as laid out on the policy) would apply.

By just posting the last line, without context, you made it look different than what I really posted.

 
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Sorry, but the snippet of my post that you included doesn’t say “it’s 6 games, end of story.”  It was the last sentence of a response to your post where you suggested that the NFL’s investigation wasn’t necessarily an investigation of a violation of the policy because “He hasn't really done any of those things though.  The closest we have is "maybe" he threatened her, but there's no way that meets felony level.  There is zero evidence of any other violation.   So it doesn't have to fall into the minimum 6 game criteria.”

I responded that since the investigation started as a result of possible child abuse, it did fall under the policy, and therefore the 6-game baseline (as laid out on the policy) would apply.

By just posting the last line, without context, you made it look different than what I really posted.
I don't know where you're getting this "I said they weren't investigating" thing.  I never said that.  My only point has been that any violations may or may not (not, in my opinion) rise to the level your are insisting upon.  And again, you have this weird obsession with the idea that since the investigation started as a result of possible child abuse that that's the only conclusion they can reach.  I don't know where you get that from, it's unfounded.  They can absolutely find him guilty of violating the Personal Conduct Policy without the 6 game minimum.

"If Hill is going to be punished by the NFL, it will be under this policy.  He is being investigated by the NFL for a violation of this policy.  Maybe they will determine he doesn’t deserve any punishment (which I think is what Hankmoody is saying), but IF the NFL punished him, it will be under the this policy.  And IF that happens, the 6-game baseline applies."

There's another example of you insisting it's "6 games or nothing".  You do know that 6 game suspension isn't the only possible outcome right?  6 games is only the minimum mandate "With regard to violations of the Personal Conduct Policy that involve" X Y or Z.  There are a bajillion other things in that policy that aren't in regard to X Y and Z, just look at all the bullet points on page 2.

 
I don't know where you're getting this "I said they weren't investigating" thing.  I never said that.  My only point has been that any violations may or may not (not, in my opinion) rise to the level your are insisting upon.  And again, you have this weird obsession with the idea that since the investigation started as a result of possible child abuse that that's the only conclusion they can reach.  I don't know where you get that from, it's unfounded.  They can absolutely find him guilty of violating the Personal Conduct Policy without the 6 game minimum.

"If Hill is going to be punished by the NFL, it will be under this policy.  He is being investigated by the NFL for a violation of this policy.  Maybe they will determine he doesn’t deserve any punishment (which I think is what Hankmoody is saying), but IF the NFL punished him, it will be under the this policy.  And IF that happens, the 6-game baseline applies."

There's another example of you insisting it's "6 games or nothing".  You do know that 6 game suspension isn't the only possible outcome right?  6 games is only the minimum mandate "With regard to violations of the Personal Conduct Policy that involve" X Y or Z.  There are a bajillion other things in that policy that aren't in regard to X Y and Z, just look at all the bullet points on page 2.
I don’t know where you’re getting this “I said it’s 6 games or nothing,” I never said that.

Saying the 6-game baseline applies DOES NOT mean it’s 6 games or nothing.  It means that this punishment applies to this situation.  I know it can be more, I know it can be less.  That’s what the term “baseline” indicates.  If I said the death penalty applies in a 1st-degree murder investigation (in a state that has the death penalty), I’m not guaranteeing the suspect will be put to death, but that this punishment is applicable to that investigation.

For some reason, you continue to insist that me saying the 6 game baseline applies (to this investigation) means that it is guaranteed that the punishment will be 6 games, no more, no less.   

I’ll try to be clear:  I’ve never posted that, and that’s not what it means.  It means that since the NFL is investigating a possible violation of this particular policy, then the 6 game baseline which is cited within said policy is applicable.  

Could the NFL find this policy wasn’t violated, but discover another violation resulting in a shorter suspension (as you’ve suggested)?  Yes.  Could the NFL suspend Hill for more than 6 games?  Yes.  Could the NFL decide no violation occurred & give no suspension? Yes.  Do I think the NFL will hand down at least 6 games? Yes, I do.

I hope that clears it up.

 
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Not trying to stir the pot, just minimize the confusion:

base·line

/ˈbāsˌlīn/

noun

noun: baseline; plural noun: baselines

1.

a minimum or starting point used for comparisons

It can very easily be interpreted that you were saying minimum 6 games whether you intended that or not.

 
Not trying to stir the pot, just minimize the confusion:

base·line

/ˈbāsˌlīn/

noun

noun: baseline; plural noun: baselines

1.

a minimum or starting point used for comparisons

It can very easily be interpreted that you were saying minimum 6 games whether you intended that or not.
Baseline isn’t my word.  It is directly from the NFLs policy.  What I intended to do was use the terminology from the NFLs policy.

 
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Exactly.  You're not stirring the pot, just saying what I have been all along.  If it's a baseline, then there is no "it could be less".  And it's not a baseline of the Policy, it's only a baseline if certain provisions of the policy are met.  But there's no sense discussing it with some people beyond a certain point, so I'm done with this one.

 
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The NFL refers to it as a 6-game baseline on their policy, so when I referred to it in this thread, I used their terminology.  That’s it.  Sometimes the simplest answer is the actual answer.  

 
Baseline isn’t my word.  It is directly from the NFLs policy.  What I intended to do was use the terminology from the NFLs policy.
You asked the question "I dont know where you getting I said 6 games". I just gave a plausible explanation of why your posts were being interpreted that way. Whether they are your words or someone else's words, it is your post.

 Maybe your question was rhetorical and I missed that. If so, my apologies.

 
Gotcha. The NFL negotiates with Hill and his agent and he accepts a 6-8 game suspension without appeal.  Maybe the suspension ends up being in your 2-4 game range, but with Hill's history, a kid's broken arm, and that audio I just don't see them announcing anything less than 4.
Totally wrong on this one.  Today's 0 games announcement may be the most shocking 'protect the shield' announcement of them all.  Props to those that more accurately predicted it.

 
I don't know where you're getting this "I said they weren't investigating" thing.  I never said that.  My only point has been that any violations may or may not (not, in my opinion) rise to the level your are insisting upon.  And again, you have this weird obsession with the idea that since the investigation started as a result of possible child abuse that that's the only conclusion they can reach.  I don't know where you get that from, it's unfounded.  They can absolutely find him guilty of violating the Personal Conduct Policy without the 6 game minimum.

"If Hill is going to be punished by the NFL, it will be under this policy.  He is being investigated by the NFL for a violation of this policy.  Maybe they will determine he doesn’t deserve any punishment (which I think is what Hankmoody is saying), but IF the NFL punished him, it will be under the this policy.  And IF that happens, the 6-game baseline applies."

There's another example of you insisting it's "6 games or nothing".  You do know that 6 game suspension isn't the only possible outcome right?  6 games is only the minimum mandate "With regard to violations of the Personal Conduct Policy that involve" X Y or Z.  There are a bajillion other things in that policy that aren't in regard to X Y and Z, just look at all the bullet points on page 2.
@hankmoody. Have to admit that I read this completely incorrectly.  Thanks for the back & forth, without insults/name-calling.

 
Totally wrong on this one.  Today's 0 games announcement may be the most shocking 'protect the shield' announcement of them all.  Props to those that more accurately predicted it.
The larger, more societal issue at play here is no matter what the NFL decided in this matter it was going to provoke backlash.  The question was simply from whom.

...and if an entity like the NFL (among others) makes the realization that all roads leads to backlash...then they’ll simply go about acting in their best interest.  Meaning - if everything is an issue, then nothing is.

 
The larger, more societal issue at play here is no matter what the NFL decided in this matter it was going to provoke backlash.  The question was simply from whom.

...and if an entity like the NFL (among others) makes the realization that all roads leads to backlash...then they’ll simply go about acting in their best interest.  Meaning - if everything is an issue, then nothing is.
Is there anyone who thinks the Chiefs might either jettison and/or suspend Hill, even after the NFL has stated no suspension is coming?

Personally, I think this is unlikely but there are others with more information.

 
Is there anyone who thinks the Chiefs might either jettison and/or suspend Hill, even after the NFL has stated no suspension is coming?

Personally, I think this is unlikely but there are others with more information.
Mike Florio ?

Brooke Pryor ?

KC Star board ?

METOO brigade ?

Who are the others ?

 
In the beginning I was predicting 0 games. Then the edited recording came out of left field. I admit I got shook. I was being told in the begining he was innocent. Tyreek himself didn't even know about the recording. Started hearing whispers his fiancee is/was bat#### crazy and it was her hurting the kids about 2 months ago. 

This still might not be over but looks like there is compelling evidence that she fabricated a lot of the abuse stories. Sucks for Hill that he might been forced to plead guilty to a crime he didn't commit in 2014. 

Career year coming for Hill though. 15+ TDs........

 
Totally wrong on this one.  Today's 0 games announcement may be the most shocking 'protect the shield' announcement of them all.  Props to those that more accurately predicted it.
Or it could just be "there's not sufficient proof that he violated any policy".

@hankmoody. Have to admit that I read this completely incorrectly.  Thanks for the back & forth, without insults/name-calling.
10-4 sir.  I don't think it's so much as "reading correctly" as what we were fed and click-baited with.  This looked really scathing initially with all the innuendo and suggestion that was being bantered about, but once we got a peek behind the curtain it just turned out to be a little dude with some levers and a projector.

 
Or it could just be "there's not sufficient proof that he violated any policy".
Not sure that's always been the case with these suspensions anyway. To me the NFL has largely made it up as they've gone along with their personal conduct suspensions, but that's a discussion to have in some other thread I guess.  No idea if Tyreek did or did not do anything here, but I'm not a fan of players having their careers greatly altered without the NFL having proof.

 
Not sure that's always been the case with these suspensions anyway. To me the NFL has largely made it up as they've gone along with their personal conduct suspensions, but that's a discussion to have in some other thread I guess.  No idea if Tyreek did or did not do anything here, but I'm not a fan of players having their careers greatly altered without the NFL having proof.
Seems as good a place as any - in a legal landscape thread that's dead otherwise.  What have they "made up" along the way?  EZE had significant proof he'd done wrong - including video evidence of him involuntarily undressing a woman in public.  That her reaction wasn't overly visceral is pretty incidental, he did something pretty despicable.

 

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