› Sports › More sports › Football Page 1 International inland economy Web Sports Soccer Motorsport formula 1 Winter sports ski ice Hockey More sport tennis Sports tables panorama budget Culture science health education to travel Lifestyle family opinion Blogs the Standard.at da Standard.at Greenlife TO SECOND AUTOMOBILE PROPERTY CAREER JOBS Wien 12° Sign in express User Newsletter Mobile radio newspaper about us Sales The NFL is threatened with the next scandal October 2, 2014, 6:24 pm A safety from the Dallas Cowboys is accused of having sexually assaulted a woman New York - The streak of violent crimes committed by National Football League (NFL) players continues. CJ Spillman, 28, safety with the Dallas Cowboys, is accused of having sexually assaulted a woman. The incident is said to have occurred on September 20 before the game against the St. Louis Rams at the Cowboys team hotel. After numerous cases of domestic violence, child abuse and other crimes became known, numerous sponsors demand tougher action from NFL boss Roger Goodell. (APA, THE STANDARD, October 2nd, 2014) Feedback derStandard.at on Facebook Subscribe to sports newsletter END ZONE Once upon a time there was an operating system [6] Former fixed stars in the NFL firmament are threatened with extinction. At least for a while, the lights in Boston and Pittsburgh only poorly illuminate the world around them The NFL threatens the next scandal [3] AMERICAN FOOTBALL Live forum for the NFL, Week 5 [1083] Exchange ideas with other users about the current goings-on in American football NFL Strong performance by Eli Manning at Giants victory [3] Second win in a row for the New Yorkers NFL club Baltimore fires players for knockout blows to fiancé [66] Ray Rice knocked his partner unconscious in an elevator DOMESTIC VIOLENCE Minnesota removes Peterson from roster [7] The Vikings running back reportedly hit one of his sons and is charged VIENNESE SPORTS CRISIS Flaute für das Flaggschiff des Footballs [100] Nach dem Rückzug von Hauptsponsor Raiffeisen haben die Vienna Vikings ein Budgetloch von 300.000 Euro Austrian-Bowl-Hattrick für Vikings [14] Wiener entscheiden Partie gegen Raiders Tirol erst in der Verlängerung - Runningback Islaam Amadu per Touchdown Matchwinner FOOTBALL-EM Deutschland schlägt Österreich in zweiter Verlängerung [544] Hochspannung, kontroverse Schiedsrichter-Entscheidungen und ein sportlich würdiges Finale SUPER BOWL XLVIII Einseitiger Sieg für Seattle [556] Die Seahawks machen mit desolaten Denver Broncos in East Rutherford kurzen Prozess und holen erstmals die Super Bowl ENDZONE Schadlos geschlagen [33] For some damage there is no insurance and no explanation. They stand for themselves. I'd love to write about the NFL games only, but the NFL doesn't seem to want to SPORTS: NFL QUIZ Fit for the Super Bowl? A test in ten questions [136] 1942-2013 Toni Linhart died at the age of 70 [35] FOOTBALL Zivko: "Fame and honor are a salary that nobody pays you" [15] BALLS FOR THE SUPER BOWL Fingers ready [30] 3 posts Wes_Pasian 2 0 1 October 3, 2014, 12:46 pm reply permalink Report > For the psychologist Stefen Ungerleider from the University of Texas, NFL professionals are a selection of particularly rabid personalities. Ungerleider says that in football "even young players are trained to be aggressive" and "hit harder" than the opponent, and often "will." Trained players to break the rules. "<...>" We are a violent country. We have violent impulses. We love a violent game, "wrote the Wall Street Journal. < From the current" Spiegel " ... me I like to watch football, but inbs. the NFL has a problem. freem 0 1 October 3, 2014, 12:22 pm reply permalink Report How about some additional doping tests? ZUP1 0 1 October 3, 2014, 2:11 pm reply permalink Report Unfortunately, you are expecting too much, I'm afraid ...... Die Kommentare von Usern und Userinnen geben nicht notwendigerweise die Meinung der Redaktion wieder. Die Redaktion behält sich vor, Kommentare, welche straf- oder zivilrechtliche Normen verletzen, den guten Sitten widersprechen oder sonst dem Ansehen des Mediums zuwiderlaufen (siehe ausführliche Forenregeln), zu entfernen. Der/Die Benutzer/in kann diesfalls keine Ansprüche stellen. Weiters behält sich die derStandard.at GmbH vor, Schadenersatzansprüche geltend zu machen und strafrechtlich relevante Tatbestände zur Anzeige zu bringen. © derStandard.at GmbH 2014 Alle Rechte vorbehalten. Nutzung ausschließlich für den privaten Eigenbedarf. Eine Weiterverwendung und Reproduktion über den persönlichen Gebrauch hinaus ist nicht gestattet. Impressum & Offenlegung Datenschutzrichtlinie derStandard.at the Standard.at da Standard.at derStandardDigital.at FIND .at AUTOGOTT.AT