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Jameson Hessley
Baltimore Ravens President Sashi Brown said on Sunday that the team would not decide on Justin Taker’s future with the team until NFL would finish his investigation into charges of sexual behavior.
“From our view, I think we want to make sure we have a great understanding of the facts, a real understanding of the facts, listening to both sides of the situation, and allowing the investigation to be conducted properly, and decide on the basis of complete information.
According to Baltimore, Taker has been accused of inappropriate behavior by 16 massage therapists in eight Baltimore centers and health centers. According to reports, all these incidents occurred during the 2012 to 2016 sessions, which were the first five seasons of the individual in NFL.
A source told ESPN that last month, researchers for NFL began talking to some of the women who accused the individual of abuse of sex. In 2021, it took five months to end the league and the players’ union to resolve the Cleveland quarterback’s rape of Cleveland Browns of Cleveland Browns.
On Tuesday, Brown said the team had taken the “term center” in the league.
“We would like it to happen much faster than it happens,” Brown said. “So, in our view, we need to allow the investigation to end. NFL understands urgently that it surrounds such situations and accusations, and we need to give them time.
Taker openly debated the charges twice and issued a statement on social media in January, calling the charges unworthy false. She was accused by women of an inappropriate sexual behavior, which was the revelation of genitals, brushing some women with significant penis.
Until the investigation is not completed, Brown said the individual would be allowed to participate in the Ravens Seasonalization Program, which begins on April 21, and in May and June in the outside of the season outside the season.
“It’s just something that is governed by the CBA and the NFL’s personal behavioral policy,” Brown said.
As the situation with Ravens remains uncertain, CEO Eric Decosta and coach John Harbau both admitted in February that Baltimore looked at the cakes in the draft.
The 35-year-old is the most detailed player in the history of NFL to come out of his worst season in 13 years. Last season, he lost 10 total kicks.
If Ravens separates from the individual, they may need to be determined, such as cutting June one month to distribute $7.5 million from the dead in two seasons and earn $4 But no decision will approach the individual.
“One of the biggest things that NFL is getting is that it gives the team more independence,” Brown said. “And it is that we are trying to respect a arm and stay while they are conducting their investigations.