AbeBeta
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The public can see what happened. It really is a bad look but clearly not something that warrants a suspension. The meeting yesterday was likely all about Zeke showing contrition and the league telling him to clean up his act. The PR for the league would be terrible if there is a suspension as you've got a guy maybe bumping someone ... and you've got others beating their kids. The comparisons will be brutal when comparing how many games Zeke gets vs. Hill (e.g. is bumping a security guard 1/4 of the offense as breaking your kid's arm?)