Twitter: League won't investigate Dalrymple incident

DandyDon52 · Feb 18, 2022

Rodger got a check from jerry for 5 mil to make it go away lol. Not a fact just speculation.
So jones keeps the team now

DandyDon52 · Feb 18, 2022

plymkr said:
That's what I'm hoping happens. I hope Congress gets involved and finds enough trash on the Jones to force them out of the league. Then we can get a real owner and a real GM and have a real chance at winning again.

that would be good, but I doubt it happens.

plymkr · Feb 18, 2022

Boyzmamacita said:
Careful what you wish for. We assume the new ownership would be better, but you never know.

I agree, but how could it get worse as far as results on the field.

shabazz · Feb 18, 2022

OmerV said:
Why would we want congress and our tax dollars focused on an individual workplace HR issue that has already been settled by the parties involved?

……and why should we want a body that has committed these exact type of offenses for decades, investigating this? This would be the last group that should be casting stones…..or page boys

Manwiththeplan · Feb 18, 2022

CouchCoach said:
Congress might not be satisfied because they weren't with the NFL's handling of the WFT situation.

Because it makes no sense that Dan Snyder who was facing accusations himself could hire the investigator and have the investigator answer to him.

World of a difference

MWH1967 · Feb 18, 2022

SoBlue128 said:
Weird creepy situation

Its not creepy..stop it. Completely normal, his actions however were not professional.

MajesticRey · Feb 18, 2022

Adreme said:
Because the settlement is the only real justice you are going to get. What do you imagine is the best case for a prosecutor even IF they decide to go forward. At best you get a couple misdemeanors he gets a couple years probation and nothing comes of it and that is assuming everything goes the best possible way. Then you are right back where you started with the civil case.

Look, in this case I think a settlement is the best outcome for the cheerleaders. At worst, a creepy guy caught you in underwear or maybe even nude but no physical contact was made - and you get half a million dollars for it. Personally, I feel that is a huge net benefit to the “victims”.

Shoot, I wouldn’t mind if I was a Cowboys football player for Jerry’s wife to “accidentally” walk in to the locker room while I was showering and make a quick buck via settlement.

foofighters · Feb 18, 2022

Crown Royal said:
I hope Congress investigates. I was initially sold by the Cowboys' statements, but at this point I think it smells like a cover up for their boy Rich.

This is what I feel too. Jerry would cover this up because the Cowboys image is more important than his daughter.

Whyjerry · Feb 18, 2022

The Dallas Cowboys are the dregs of the NFL. On and off the field.

CouchCoach · Feb 18, 2022

Manwiththeplan said:
Because it makes no sense that Dan Snyder who was facing accusations himself could hire the investigator and have the investigator answer to him.

World of a difference

The Cowboys say they conducted their own investigation so there is some similarity. None of this was ever investigated by people not paid by the Cowboys.

SoBlue128 · Feb 18, 2022

MWH1967 said:
Its not creepy..stop it. Completely normal, his actions however were not professional.

No it's downright creepy and weird, absolutely
NOT normal. He's not some 12 year old boy trying to sneak a peek.

tyke1doe · Feb 18, 2022

Goodell already stuck it to the Cowboys with the Zeke suspension. I guess Goodell finally said, "I've exacted my pound of flesh from Jerrah. Enough is enough."

Blackrain · Feb 18, 2022

Hard for regular people to understand the amount of strings That can be pulled when you are worth over 10 billion dollars

Diehardblues · Feb 19, 2022

CouchCoach said:
Congress might not be satisfied because they weren't with the NFL's handling of the WFT situation.

The NFL has nothing to gain in investigating this and what reason would they use?

Right. Just sweep it under the rug. Cheerleaders settled . Done deal as far as NFL is concerned if nobody’s causing an uproar anymore.

But it looks like Snyder is going to be investigated.

Twitter: League won't investigate Dalrymple incident

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