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CapitalsCupReality said:
Yeah it is….a whole lot of nothing….they don’t even get officially briefed on the NFL gambling rules until rookie camp starts (yesterday)….

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This is what I was wondering. At what point is the policy in effect? When you sign a contract or after the camp? I don't think either have been finalized so this is probably nothing for now, but the league may keep an eye on him.
 
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g00n said:
This is what I was wondering. At what point is the policy in effect? When you sign a contract or after the camp? I don't think either have been finalized so this is probably nothing for now, but the league may keep an eye on him.
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I’m sure they’ll get a talking to….
 
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CapitalsCupReality said:
Yeah it is….a whole lot of nothing….they don’t even get officially briefed on the NFL gambling rules until rookie camp starts (yesterday)….

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I don’t read that pinko commie rag… :sarcasm:

But unless it says none of these rules come into effect until you receive your briefing I’m not sure if ignorance is a valid defense.

I would think a condition of entering the draft is an agreement to abide by all league rules from that point on. But if there is a giant loophole there I hope plenty of players exploit it until it is closed.
 
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Ajax1995 said:
I don’t read that pinko commie rag… :sarcasm:

But unless it says none of these rules come into effect until you receive your briefing I’m not sure if ignorance is a valid defense.

I would think a condition of entering the draft is an agreement to abide by all league rules from that point on. But if there is a giant loophole there I hope plenty of players exploit it until it is closed.
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Like I said….I’m sure they will get talked to. Maybe a minimal fine at worst?
 
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Not sure you can be fined or suspended for violating a rule before you've signed the contract which binds you to the rules. But what do I know?
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Yea, I imagine you’re not bound by any of those rules until you sign a contract, and join the NFLPA.

Isn’t there some exception to let them play fantasy football, as long as it’s under $500 or something?

I think this whole thing is a stupid, non-story. All he did wrong was announce it to the world. Players do stuff like this - privately - all the time.
 
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Well, the bet is off. Lol, of course.

www.espn.com

Nabers: NFL Offensive ROY bet with Daniels off

Giants receiver Malik Nabers said his $10,000 bet with former LSU teammate and Commanders quarterback Jayden Daniels for the NFL's Offensive Rookie of the Year is off because of the NFL's gambling policy.
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And yeah, they're just going to get a little talk. No biggie.

commanderswire.usatoday.com

NFL to discuss gambling policy with Jayden Daniels amid bet with Malik Nabers

The NFL to discuss the league’s gambling policy with QB Jayden Daniels
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kicksavedave said:
Well, the bet is off. Lol, of course.

www.espn.com

Nabers: NFL Offensive ROY bet with Daniels off

Giants receiver Malik Nabers said his $10,000 bet with former LSU teammate and Commanders quarterback Jayden Daniels for the NFL's Offensive Rookie of the Year is off because of the NFL's gambling policy.
www.espn.com www.espn.com

And yeah, they're just going to get a little talk. No biggie.

commanderswire.usatoday.com

NFL to discuss gambling policy with Jayden Daniels amid bet with Malik Nabers

The NFL to discuss the league’s gambling policy with QB Jayden Daniels
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ESPN contacted the NFL league office this week to determine if the wager would violate its policy on gambling but did not immediately hear back. The league's policy states that NFL personnel are prohibited from "placing, soliciting or facilitating any bet, whether directly or through a third party," on any NFL game, practice or other league event, such as the draft or combine." It includes betting on the outcome of a game, statistics, the score or individual performance and other prop bets.

The 2022 gambling policy stated that gambling includes "private wagers between teammates, family and friends, or others" but that was not included in the revised 2023 policy.
 
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I'm going to reiterate my call for JD's agent to get punched in the face.

(And as an LSU fan, I'm sick of the ****ing "splashing cash" culture that seems to prevail there, going back at least as far back as the 2019 championship when ODB was handing out cash on the field. Would hope that Kelly would be trying to introduce some dignity. Maybe that's too much to ask anymore.)
 
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not sure what this is but cant hurt team building
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