Filing as John Doe, a fan in Colorado has sued the NFL for $100 million in punitive damages, "for the harm caused to the Plaintiff and the impact of the NFL's actions on his emotional well being," due to Shedeur Sanders' fall in the 2026 NFL draft.
The suit alleges that the league conspired against Sanders, causing emotional distress and trauma for the plaintiff. He alleges that Sanders' reputation was unjustly harmed by unfair statements and criticism including anonymous reports that the quarterback tanked interviews and displayed an entitled, cocky attitude.
If Doe collects, even a settlement of a few hundred dollars, Duck fans will be lining up around the block. Emotional distress and trauma? The possibilities for litigation are endless.
Dyer was down. Cliff was in and Cam fumbled. And that's just from one game.
Darren Carrington suspended from the National Championship Game for failing a marijuana test, a widely-used substance that's now legal in Oregon.
Marcus Mariota goes into the natty with leading receivers Devon Allen and Carrington, tight end Pharaoh Brown all unavailable.
Mario Cristobal's baffling clock-management blunders.
Ertz was out.
Zach Ertz was out #GoDucks https://t.co/p61NEQGxRe pic.twitter.com/58xBmlEet7
— Christopher Jones (@GameOf_Jones) August 20, 2024
Willie Taggart goes on a recruiting visit and takes a plane to Florida State immediately after, leaving Oregon after one year.
With a chance to bury Stanford with a long touchdown, De'Anthony Thomas forgets to get in the way of the Cardinal safety.
Dyer was down. pic.twitter.com/tYOm8zpN0J
— J rule (@Jruleoregon) May 11, 2024
Husky fans tackle Larry Hill in the end zone.
Oregon jobbed out of a national championship appearance by the BCS in 2001.
Bo Nix speared in the shin, finishes 2022 season on one leg.
Dennis Dixon's injury spoils a dream season.
And that's just off the top of my head.