Money laundering, or racketeering ” (10) “Theft related crimes ” (11) “Disorderly conduct ” (12) Steroids or other performance enhancing substances ” (8) “Crimes involving cruelty to animals asĭefined by state or federal law ” (9) “Crimes of dishonesty such as blackmail, extortion, fraud, The Policy is unilaterally imposed by the NFL and is intended to provide guidance on the The Collective Bargaining Agreement (“CBA”) between the National Football League Possession, use, or distribution of alcohol or drugs ” (7) “Possession, use, or distribution ofġ CBA (2020) Art. Similar forms of intimidation ” (5) “Illegal possession of a gun or other weapon ” (6) “Illegal
Toward another employee or a third party in any workplace setting ” (4) “Stalking, harassment, or (2) “Assault and/or battery, including sexual assault ” (3) “Violent or threatening behavior Limited to the following:” (1) “Actual or threatened physical violence against another person ” Of the following conduct will be subject to discipline. ButĮven if the conduct does not result in a criminal conviction, players found to have engaged in any Of a crime or subject to a disposition of a criminal proceeding. NFL’s “expectations and standards of conduct.”3 According to the Policy, “layers convicted Sanction conduct” found to be “detrimental to the league and professional football.”2 Issued a “Personal Conduct Policy” (“the Policy”), which is meant to “define, address and Public confidence in, the game of professional football.”1 Pursuant to this authority, the NFL has (“NFL”) and the National Football League Players’ Association (“NLFPA”) authorizes theĬommissioner of the NFL to discipline players “for conduct detrimental to the integrity of, or
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