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<blockquote data-quote="Darth_VadEER" data-source="post: 129326619" data-attributes="member: 1536653">With the NFL's culture being what it is, no doubt. However, that probably sets Geno up for an even more lucrative lawsuit, not just against Enemkpali, but against the NFL and Jets. A co-worker broke his jaw on company property and did his employer call the police (I don't know)? They released the player, only for the player to be signed the next day by another team. Culture problem? I'd certainly say so.If Geno loses his starting position due to this assault and subsequently faces a decline in his career and income, I certainly feel Geno would have a legitimate lawsuit against the NFL and Jets.Geno was assaulted by a co-worker, on team property while working and was severely harmed...Employer did not call law enforcement (again, I don't know)....Employee released player...Player was signed the next day by Geno's former coach and to a team within Geno's own division (forced to play against the person who assaulted him)...Due to NFL culture, Geno was placed under pressure NOT to file charges for assault...I dunno, that seems like a pretty easy lawsuit to argue, imo.Obviously, we don't know all the facts yet. Maybe Geno threw the first punch and maybe Jets management urged him to file a police report, who knows.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Darth_VadEER, post: 129326619, member: 1536653"] With the NFL's culture being what it is, no doubt. However, that probably sets Geno up for an even more lucrative lawsuit, not just against Enemkpali, but against the NFL and Jets. A co-worker broke his jaw on company property and did his employer call the police (I don't know)? They released the player, only for the player to be signed the next day by another team. Culture problem? I'd certainly say so. If Geno loses his starting position due to this assault and subsequently faces a decline in his career and income, I certainly feel Geno would have a legitimate lawsuit against the NFL and Jets. Geno was assaulted by a co-worker, on team property while working and was severely harmed... Employer did not call law enforcement (again, I don't know).... Employee released player... Player was signed the next day by Geno's former coach and to a team within Geno's own division (forced to play against the person who assaulted him)... Due to NFL culture, Geno was placed under pressure NOT to file charges for assault... I dunno, that seems like a pretty easy lawsuit to argue, imo. Obviously, we don't know all the facts yet. Maybe Geno threw the first punch and maybe Jets management urged him to file a police report, who knows. [/QUOTE]

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