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Apparently our offensive coaches forgot he was available yesterday.
Zeke or the Judge?
Apparently our offensive coaches forgot he was available yesterday.
Now what's the timing on the 5th Circuit?
That ruling was a given. Mazzant wasn't about to stay his own injunction: it's just that the process requires the NFL request a stay from him before appealing. The 5th is where all the action is.
Mazzant sounds like how Snoop Dog would say Judge Mant.
I know its hard to see him.....but i think i see someone where a cowboys jersey in these pics.Wish he would have done this before Zeke went ahead and served his first game. We could have really used him yesterday.
they are going to hear the motion on 9/25
Didn't the NFLPA just respond to the NFL's motion this Friday (15th)?Incorrect, that is not a hearing date. The NFLPA's response to the NFL's motion is due 9/25. Just more paperwork, no hearing.
Didn't the NFLPA just respond to the NFL's motion this Friday (15th)?
Judge denies NFL's emergency stay request in Ezekiel Elliott case
A U.S. District Court judge in Texas on Monday denied the NFL's motion for an emergency stay of an injunction that is allowing Dallas Cowboys running back Ezekiel Elliott to continue to play while his NFL suspension works its way through the courts.
The move means the case will now move to the 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in New Orleans, where the NFL already has filed an appeal in the case. The league has asked for an emergency order in the case as early as Tuesday.
Monday's ruling by Judge Amos Mazzant means Elliott can continue to play.
http://www.espn.com/nfl/story/_/id/20746191/judge-denies-nfl-stay-request-ezekiel-elliott-case
The NFL only filed the motion with CA5 on Friday. The NFLPA wouldn't have filed a same day response. They would need time to review and properly organize a response with specific points (that are cited) against the points made by the NFL.
I don't recall anything being filed by the NFLPA on Friday, but if there was it must have been something to Mazzant, not the NFL's recent motion to CA5. There's too much going on at once in different courts to follow.
Judge denies NFL's emergency stay request in Ezekiel Elliott case
A U.S. District Court judge in Texas on Monday denied the NFL's motion for an emergency stay of an injunction that is allowing Dallas Cowboys running back Ezekiel Elliott to continue to play while his NFL suspension works its way through the courts.
The move means the case will now move to the 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in New Orleans, where the NFL already has filed an appeal in the case. The league has asked for an emergency order in the case as early as Tuesday.
Monday's ruling by Judge Amos Mazzant means Elliott can continue to play.
http://www.espn.com/nfl/story/_/id/20746191/judge-denies-nfl-stay-request-ezekiel-elliott-case