Yes, but this was a dead issue. It just feels like the Chiefs, and the NFL only reacted because now theres a video, and that somehow makes things different. It's just irritating because the NFL only takes action when they're forced. Like pick a stance on domestic violence, either punish players involved or don't, but don't ignore situations, then punish players when the story gains traction. Players shouldn't put themselves in these situations, but when the NFL is notified, they should take their action at that time. If they do nothing, the players shouldn't have to wait around for the video to drop and see what happens.

Also, I haven't watched the video, but if she hit him first, then maybe the statement you're making should be, dont hit anyone, ever.