Just saw his arraignment was moved to October 4th. I don’t think he’s going to deal with any charges until after the season when we cut him.
It would be sweet if he played this year, then gave us a way to completely void his contract so we could have all of his money and not have to pay him dead money the remaining 2 years |
So to clear it up, the March 14th arrest was scheduled to be arraigned yesterday. It got delayed to October 4th.
The 2nd arrest is still due to be arraigned on October 18th according the NFL.com. Although, that will likely change because I highly doubt they have them that close together but who knows. As for his contract, obviously any guilty plea would potentially void his guarantees. If the commissioner puts him on the exempt list, the Chiefs do not get any salary relief. He gets paid as long as he's on there, however the Chiefs get his roster spot back to sign someone else. |
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This might be a better article. It draws a clear line between being on the exempt list ("exempt" by the way means specifically exempt from a team's roster limit) and being suspended.
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Wouldn't surprise me if some contracts have a policy in them that allows voiding based on the exempt list, though. |
Frank has to have some kind of conduct clause in his contract regarding felony arrests
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Reid on Frank Clark's two arrests: He's spoken with him, but won't get into details. "Frank will be here and we'll go forward with that." Will report with veterans as planned
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will he be at camp soon or what
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