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Denver Broncos outside linebacker Jonathon Cooper was arrested again and faces new charges including domestic violence, harassment, and violation of a protection order. The team and the NFL are monitoring the situation, with a court appearance set and potential disciplinary action depending on the proceedings.
Broncos linebacker Jonathon Cooper has been charged with second-degree assault, a felony, after his girlfriend accused him of domestic violence; he previously faced a misdemeanor in the same incident. Coach Sean Payton said the league will handle the matter, and Cooper could be suspended under the NFL personal conduct policy, losing a game check that is $67,500 this season (rising to $721,667 per game next year).
The Packers aren’t planning to add a running back despite Josh Jacobs’ arrest and ongoing uncertainty, preferring to evaluate in-house options like Chris Brooks, MarShawn Lloyd, Pierre Strong, Damien Martinez, and Jaden Nixon, while considering external targets (Mixon, Kamara, Conner) only if needed.
The Atlanta Falcons said they are gathering information after pass rusher James Pearce Jr. was arrested in Miami on charges including aggravated battery with a deadly weapon, aggravated stalking and fleeing police following a domestic dispute. Pearce, who had 10.5 sacks as a rookie, could face an NFL personal conduct policy investigation and possible suspension as details emerge.
Rashee Rice's disciplinary hearing regarding an incident will be held before Judge Sue L. Robinson on September 30, with Robinson responsible for determining the facts and punishment, followed by potential appeals to the NFL Commissioner or designee, according to the NFL's conduct policy.