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The NFL has concluded its investigation into allegations against former Jaguars kicker Brandon McManus, finding insufficient evidence to discipline him under the league's personal-conduct policy. The investigation involved interviews with 30 individuals and closed last Friday. However, the attorney representing the two women who filed a lawsuit against McManus expressed confusion over the NFL's decision, stating that the league had not yet spoken with the clients. McManus, who signed a one-year deal with the Washington Commanders, was cut shortly after the lawsuit was filed.
- The NFL found insufficient evidence against McManus.
- The lawsuit against McManus has raised questions about the NFL's investigation process.
- McManus was cut by the Commanders shortly after the lawsuit was filed.
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- McManus was investigated for allegations of sexual assault but will not face discipline from the NFL.
- He signed a one-year, $6 million contract with the Commanders but was cut shortly after the lawsuit was filed.
Jacksonville Jaguars
- The Jaguars did not re-sign McManus after his contract expired.
- The team is implicated in the lawsuit for failing to supervise McManus and create a safe environment.
Washington Commanders
- The Commanders signed McManus but cut him shortly after the lawsuit was filed, indicating a swift response to potential off-field issues.