Broncos’ Jonathon Cooper to start season on commissioner’s exempt list, AP source says
Summary
Denver Broncos linebacker Jonathon Cooper will start the NFL season on the commissioner’s exempt list while facing felony domestic violence charges. He is under investigation by the league and is not currently allowed to participate in team activities.Key Facts
- Jonathon Cooper is a linebacker for the Denver Broncos.
- He faces felony strangulation and other domestic violence charges.
- Cooper was arrested twice in June following disputes with a woman he was dating.
- The NFL placed Cooper on the commissioner’s exempt list, meaning he cannot play or practice with the team.
- Cooper was allowed to play in preseason games before being put on the exempt list.
- He has started 52 straight games and is an important player on the Broncos’ defense.
- The NFL is investigating Cooper’s case and he could face a long suspension under the league’s domestic violence policy.
- Cooper missed the team’s mandatory minicamp in June after his second arrest.
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