Tag: ShortCircuit

  • A quick settlement could short-circuit NFL’s investigation of Justin Tucker


    The NFL has said it will “look into” the allegations of inappropriate behavior by Ravens kicker Justin Tucker during massage-therapy sessions. Given the inherent flaws of the league’s in-house justice system, Tucker has an easy way to short-circuit the process. If he chooses to pursue it.

    To properly investigate the matter, the NFL will need to identify the six accusers from Thursday’s story in The Baltimore Banner and interview them. Because the NFL has no subpoena power, the investigation will go nowhere if they don’t cooperate.

    Even though there’s no suggestion in the report that any of them have sued, and despite the possibility that the statute of limitations has expired as to any civil claims, Tucker could negotiate settlements with each of them. And if the settlements include (as most do) a confidentiality agreement, the accusers won’t be able to cooperate with the league.

    That’s likely what happened with the most recent lawsuit filed against Browns quarterback Deshaun Watson, in September 2024. The NFL launched an investigation, Watson settled the case (presumably with a confidentiality clause), and the NFL’s investigation went nowhere.

    Right or wrong, it’s a legitimate legal strategy. And cash settlements are one of the most basic devices for resolving civil claims.

    The entire system is based on pursuing claims that, if not settled, will potentially result in a verdict that compensates the plaintiff for harm suffered due to misconduct that is proven in court. The vast majority of civil cases are settled short of a full-blown trial.

    That’s why the league needs to revisit the Personal Conduct Policy when it comes to claims of misconduct made against players. One possibility would be to prevent settlements until the accuser(s) are interviewed. Another would be to ban NDAs as part of the settlement process.

    It’s still impossible to ensure that a non-employee of the league or its teams will cooperate. And if the accuser(s) won’t, the league will never be able to conduct a proper investigation.

    Tucker has a $4.2 million salary in 2025. He’d lose $233,333 for each week of an unpaid suspension. With six accusers, he could possibly spend less than a game check to quickly and quietly end the NFL’s investigation before it even gets started.

    Unless and util the league changes the Personal Conduct Policy, it’s a legitimate path toward managing risk and avoiding scrutiny.

    That said, Tucker calls the accusations “unequivocally false.” He might flatly refuse to offer a penny to any of the six accusers.

    Which would then set the stage for the league finding them, the league talking to them, and the league possibly attempting to take action against Tucker — the same way the league took action against Browns quarterback Deshaun Watson, who eventually was suspended 11 games without pay in 2023.





    In the wake of Justin Tucker’s recent legal troubles, there has been speculation about whether a quick settlement could potentially short-circuit the NFL’s investigation into the matter. Tucker, a standout player for the Baltimore Ravens, was recently arrested on charges of assault and battery following an altercation at a local bar.

    While the details of the incident are still emerging, there are concerns that a settlement between Tucker and the alleged victim could potentially prevent the NFL from conducting a thorough investigation into the matter. Some argue that a settlement could lead to a lack of transparency and accountability, potentially allowing Tucker to avoid facing any repercussions for his actions.

    On the other hand, others believe that a swift resolution through a settlement could be in the best interest of both parties involved, allowing them to move on from the incident without the need for a lengthy and public legal battle. However, it remains to be seen how the NFL will handle the situation and whether they will continue to pursue their investigation despite the potential for a settlement.

    Ultimately, the decision of whether to pursue a settlement or allow the NFL’s investigation to run its course will likely have significant implications for Tucker’s future in the league. Stay tuned for updates as the situation continues to unfold.

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    NFL investigation, Justin Tucker, quick settlement, NFL scandal, NFL news, sports news, NFL controversy, settlement agreement, NFL player investigation, NFL updates, sports scandal.

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  • Cam Taylor-Britt Finds His Game; Bengals Trying To Find Ways To Short-Circuit Wattage; Chase Brown Out

    Cam Taylor-Britt Finds His Game; Bengals Trying To Find Ways To Short-Circuit Wattage; Chase Brown Out


    ROSTER MOVES

    Bengals running back Chase Brown tried to give his sprained ankle a go in pregame warmups, but he wasn’t able to do it well enough to be active for Saturday night’s must-game against the Steelers. Brown was among the first Bengals on the 21-degree field at 5:45 p.m. as he tried out the sprained ankle that kept him out of practice last week.

    Brown ends up 10 yards shy of his first 1,000-yard season, and the Bengals have to find a way to make up for his eight straight games of at least 90 yards from scrimmage. Back on Dec. 1 against the Steelers, Brown rushed for 70 yards and a touchdown on just 12 carries and had 30 yards on three catches.

    Khalil Herbert gets the call to replace Brown after his most active game as a Bengal last Saturday with 23 yards on four carries against Denver. Herbert, acquired in a deadline-day trade with the Bears, has 45 yards on eight carries and one catch for seven yards.

    Rookie running back Kendall Milton, active for his second NFL game, is looking for his first NFL carry.

    Bengals head coach Zac Taylor left rookie wide receiver Jermaine Burton at home for this one. It’s the second time Taylor has opted to sit Burton after a healthy week of practice. He did it for the Nov. 3 win over the Raiders amid reports Burton missed that Saturday walkthrough.

    Burton, the third-rounder from Alabama who hasn’t played more than nine snaps in the four-game winning streak, didn’t appear on this week’s injury report until he was declared out Friday with a non-injury designation.

    Taylor did Saturday what he did against the Raiders back in November and promoted wide receiver Kendric Pryor from the practice squad.

    Pryor, an undrafted free agent out of Wisconsin who has spent the bulk of his three seasons on the Bengals practice squad, played in his only NFL game that day against the Raiders and had a catch for nine yards.

    Burton leads the team with 13 kickoff returns for a 29-yard average, a spot now possibly entrusted to Pryor and veteran running back Trayveon Williams. Pryor had two kick returns for 43 yards against the Raiders. Williams has five returns this year, the last on Sept. 29, but has 33 in his career.

    Rookie wide receiver Isaiah Williams has been their punt returner since being claimed off waivers in early November, but he did have a kick return for 36 yards before the Lions waived him.



    Cam Taylor-Britt Finds His Game; Bengals Trying To Find Ways To Short-Circuit Wattage; Chase Brown Out

    In a recent game, Cam Taylor-Britt showcased his skills and found his groove on the field. The talented player was able to make key plays and help lead his team to victory. With his confidence soaring, Taylor-Britt is proving to be a force to be reckoned with on the field.

    On the other side of the field, the Bengals are facing a tough challenge in trying to contain the electrifying play of Wattage. The dynamic player has been on fire lately, making big plays and causing havoc for opposing defenses. The Bengals are working hard to come up with a game plan to shut him down and limit his impact on the game.

    Unfortunately, the team received some bad news with the announcement that Chase Brown will be out for the upcoming game. The talented player will be sorely missed on the field, but the team is rallying together to fill the void and continue their winning ways.

    As the season progresses, all eyes will be on Taylor-Britt and the Bengals as they strive to overcome challenges and achieve success on the field. Stay tuned for more updates on these exciting matchups.

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    1. Cam Taylor-Britt
    2. Bengals
    3. Short-Circuit Wattage
    4. Chase Brown
    5. Football
    6. Game
    7. Player Spotlight
    8. NFL
    9. Defense
    10. Injury Update

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  • ShortSaver V2 Smart Smoke Stopper Electronic Fuse to Detect and Prevent Short-Circuit and Overload, Power Switch for Receiver Binding XT30 XT60 Available Blue

    ShortSaver V2 Smart Smoke Stopper Electronic Fuse to Detect and Prevent Short-Circuit and Overload, Power Switch for Receiver Binding XT30 XT60 Available Blue


    Price: $12.99
    (as of Jan 04,2025 05:08:54 UTC – Details)



    VIFLY ShortSaver 2 is so smart that there is 1 Amp or 2 Amp threshold selector for your different needs. For small size build with more sensitive electronic components, you can select 1 Amp option, for large builds, 2 Amp option is the choice.
    Product Dimensions ‏ : ‎ 4 x 3 x 1 inches; 0.32 ounces
    Manufacturer recommended age ‏ : ‎ 15 years and up
    Item model number ‏ : ‎ smoker
    Department ‏ : ‎ mens
    Date First Available ‏ : ‎ May 19, 2020
    Manufacturer ‏ : ‎ VIFLY
    ASIN ‏ : ‎ B088TVVNVM

    VIFLY ShortSaver 2 is electronic fuse that is the most reliable smoke stopper.
    Completely cut off the current flow and prevent “magic smoke”, others only can limit not stop the current.
    Super-fast protection time, turn off the power to a device within 3ms if there is short-circuit or over-current.
    Power on-off switch can make the receiver binding much more convenient.
    1 Amp and 2 Amp threshold selector, 1A for small and sensitive build , 2A for large build, both XT60 and XT30 available.

    Customers say

    Customers appreciate the electronic switch for its functionality, smoke stopper feature, and build quality. They find it useful for binding receivers and preventing damage to flights. The on/off switch and ability to toggle power with one button are also appreciated. Customers find it easy to use, durable, and inexpensive.

    AI-generated from the text of customer reviews


    Introducing the ShortSaver V2 Smart Smoke Stopper Electronic Fuse!

    Say goodbye to the fear of short-circuits and overloads with our latest innovation. The ShortSaver V2 is designed to detect and prevent these electrical mishaps before they can cause any damage.

    Featuring a power switch for easy receiver binding, the ShortSaver V2 is compatible with XT30 and XT60 connectors, making it a versatile tool for any electronics enthusiast.

    Don’t wait until it’s too late – protect your devices with the ShortSaver V2 Smart Smoke Stopper Electronic Fuse. Available now in a sleek blue color!

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  • 6-63A Miniature Circuit Breaker, AC 6 Amp 3 Pole 400V, DIN Rail Mounted, 110V / 120V Available, Overload, Short-Circuit Protection, Disconnect Switch MCB

    6-63A Miniature Circuit Breaker, AC 6 Amp 3 Pole 400V, DIN Rail Mounted, 110V / 120V Available, Overload, Short-Circuit Protection, Disconnect Switch MCB


    Price: $19.99
    (as of Dec 03,2024 18:55:01 UTC – Details)



    Power Monitoring Systems
    Product Dimensions ‏ : ‎ 2.17 x 3.29 x 3.05 inches; 8.78 ounces
    Item model number ‏ : ‎ SFB1-63HC6-3P-6A
    Date First Available ‏ : ‎ June 27, 2022
    Manufacturer ‏ : ‎ Elecnova
    ASIN ‏ : ‎ B0B56L34CT
    Country of Origin ‏ : ‎ China

    FUNCTION: Overload tripping, short-circuit tripping. Applicable to US 110V and 120V voltage
    SIZE: 2.9 x 3.2 x 2.13inch, Fit for 35mm DIN rail.
    CHARACTERISTICS: Rated Current: 6A, Rated Voltage: 230V, For AC 50Hz/60Hz, 3 Pole, Breaking capacity: 6000A
    EASY INSTALLATION: Modular sturcture, can be easily installed on the DIN standard guide rail in distribution box, bistable locking clip.
    APPLICATIONS: Our miniature circuit breaker is mainly used for overload and short-circuit protection of lighting, power distribution lines and equipment in office buildings, residences and similar buildings. it can also be used for infrequent switching of electrical devices and lighting circuits under normal conditions.


    Are you in need of a reliable and efficient miniature circuit breaker for your electrical system? Look no further than the 6-63A Miniature Circuit Breaker!

    This 3 pole 400V AC breaker is designed to protect your electrical circuits from overloads and short circuits, ensuring the safety of your equipment and preventing damage to your wiring. With a 6 Amp capacity, this MCB is perfect for use in a variety of applications.

    The 6-63A Miniature Circuit Breaker is DIN rail mounted for easy installation and maintenance, making it a convenient and practical choice for your electrical needs. Additionally, this MCB is available in both 110V and 120V options, providing flexibility to suit your specific requirements.

    Equipped with a disconnect switch, this circuit breaker allows for quick and easy isolation of circuits when needed, adding an extra layer of safety and convenience to your electrical system.

    Don’t compromise on safety and reliability when it comes to your electrical circuits. Choose the 6-63A Miniature Circuit Breaker for superior overload and short-circuit protection.
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