Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones said over the weekend he does not expect the NFL to suspended running back Ezekiel Elliott over domestic violence allegations stemming from June 2016.
Jones may want to check his sources, according to FOX Sports 1 analyst Cris Carter. The former Ohio State receiver said Monday morning during an appearance on FS1's Undisputed, that from what he's hearing it would shock him if the NFL did not suspend Elliott in the next 48 hours.
"Based on the information that's going to come out," Carter added, "it's going to be fairly easy to determine that something happened with this woman in her four days of being with Zeke."
As Pro Football Talk clarified, the specific allegation is Elliott committed five acts of abuse in a six-day window.
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Carter described the situation as a case of “assault or domestic violence,” and Carter hinted that “when the information comes out there’s going to be some similarities” to Tom Brady’s suspension, including “information that he had been advised possibly to give up, that was destroyed.”
Carter ultimately suggested that Elliott’s banishment will be in the range of Brady’s four-game suspension.
The full video of the segment can be seen in the header above.
The Cowboys are next in action Saturday, August 12th, in Los Angeles against the Rams.
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