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Judge Amos Mazzant denied the NFL's appeal for a stay of the preliminary injunction granted to Dallas Cowboys running back Ezekiel Elliott regarding his six-game suspension Monday.
Sports attorney Daniel Wallach reported the news. The NFL has already filed a similar appeal in the 5th Circuit in hopes of forcing Elliott to serve his suspension while his case is heard.
Mazzant was the Texas judge responsible for granting Elliott his temporary stay of the suspension, which is related to allegations of domestic violence. The NFL anticipated the judge would stick with his original decision, hence the filing in the 5th Circuit.
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Sports attorney Daniel Wallach reported the news. The NFL has already filed a similar appeal in the 5th Circuit in hopes of forcing Elliott to serve his suspension while his case is heard.
Mazzant was the Texas judge responsible for granting Elliott his temporary stay of the suspension, which is related to allegations of domestic violence. The NFL anticipated the judge would stick with his original decision, hence the filing in the 5th Circuit.
This article will be updated to provide more information on this story as it becomes available.
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Read more Dallas Cowboys news on BleacherReport.com
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