I would agree with you, but we're talking literal millions in damages all from a he said / she said...so the burden of proof should be on the accuser, not the accused. I rarely drink and I rarely remember every small interaction I have with everyone. I think him not remembering isn't as big of a deal. How many people does he meet a day? I think with eyewitnesses claiming nothing happened and she didn't act upset that unless the video shows something, she and the hotel should be responsible for damages. I get why the hotel acted like it did to protect its employee, but it could have done other stuff instead.
I am not saying he's innocent. I'm not saying he did nothing. I'm merely saying that if you accuse someone of something that will cause such damage both financially and publicly, you'd better have proof or there should be consequences.
There is no proof that he has been harmed monetarily and it doesn't look like she or the hotel made this public. It went public when the NFLN sent him home and then he talked to the media. But he hasn't lost anything that I can see except some time on the network.
It's a she said/he said he can't remember and that will not serve him well in this.
And we know nothing about this woman and the hotel group and NFLN have been silent.
Not knowing what he did say, I don't know how the hotel should have responded but this is a major hotel chain and you can bet they have protocols in place for their employees just by the nature of their business employing so many women and having a heavy % male clientele. This is not their first time dealing with something like this.
And I have yet to see this banned from all properties for real and so far, I have yet to see where they proposed "moving" him. I do not know if he was even kicked out of that hotel.
There was only one party talking until the lawyer got involved so we have little to no information.
Does anyone here think Irvin's comment about not being able to remember because he had a few drinks was lost on the NFLN? That alone might be their reason for removing him from coverage as that is hardly a solid defense.
And let's be real, what % of their audience really cares he was not there? He's the most outlandish homer in the history of sports broadcasting and that might be cool with some Cowboys fans but I could see a lot of happy people that he was not on the coverage.
This is only a thing to us.