http://www.espn.com/nfl/story/_/id/...tt-granted-restraining-order-block-suspension
The NFLPA's request for a temporary restraining order to block the suspension of Dallas Cowboys running back Ezekiel Elliotthas been granted by the Eastern District of Texas.
NFL arbitrator Harold Henderson had upheld the six-game suspension for violating the league's personal conduct policy. The NFLPA's filing called for the court to vacate any suspension of Elliott, accusing the league's appeals process of being "fundamentally unfair" and citing new facts revealed during this week's hearing that wrapped up Thursday.
Elliott can now potentially be allowed to play while the case works its way through the courts.
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Wow. Very surprised a judge would make this ruling before Henderson rules. That tells me the judge doesn't like what he sees. I thought they were only asking to rule once Henderson makes a ruling and I thought the league was supposed to file a motion to dismiss. Either they didn't or that got tossed quickly, like on the spot.
No, that comment was from me .. there are not additional sources to confirm this yet.ESPN waiting on a second source?
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sounds like it.The ESPN article kind of sounds like an article written just to have when the news does break. The article references Henderson upholding the suspension, but have we gotten a ruling yet from him?
This might be a premature ejaculation on the part of ESPN.
Which is what I said in the original postThe ESPN article kind of sounds like an article written just to have when the news does break. The article references Henderson upholding the suspension, but have we gotten a ruling yet from him?
This might be a premature ejaculation on the part of ESPN.
So Henderson ruled already?
No, that comment was from me .. there are not additional sources to confirm this yet.