Former Dallas Cowboys wide receiver Dez Bryant deleted a message he posted on Instagram in support of Kareem Hunt, the star running back who was cut by the Chiefs after video emerged showing him hit a woman.
Bryant, the All Pro receiver who recently signed with the New Orleans Saints, wrote a post on Instagram Friday night after news that Hunt, the NFL’s leading rusher last season, was let go by Kansas City.
‘I advise all the future young stars this...stay your course...just because your money get better...it doesn’t mean the prettier woman is better.
‘Protect yourself because it will only be one side to the story if you ever get into some s***...save the explanation by knowing what you are after in life.
Former Dallas Cowboys wide receiver Dez Bryant (seen above in Oakland last December) deleted a message he posted on Instagram in support of Kareem Hunt, the star running back who was cut by Chiefs after video emerged showing him hit a woman
Bryant, the All Pro receiver who recently signed with the New Orleans Saints, wrote a post on Instagram Friday night after news that Hunt, the NFL’s leading rusher last season, was let go by Kansas City
Bryant then continued writing. In the comment section, he posted: ‘Yea it sucks to have a video surface like that but I care to know what provoked him…'
The Instagram post generated harsh backlash from a number of users, prompting Bryant to delete the post. On Twitter, Bryant defended himself, insisting that he is against domestic abuse
‘Nobody is perfect.’
Bryant ended the post with the words ‘team Kareem.’
Bryant then continued writing. In the comment section, he posted: ‘Yea it sucks to have a video surface like that but I care to know what provoked him…
‘I know most people might be like it don’t matter but it do matter for his sake and the future…
‘Some claim a mass shooter had mental ill problems for his reasons…
‘To some it becomes a non issue after all facts where [sic] gathered...no problem.
‘I care to know what’s deeper than this video being surfaced around.
‘I support you brotha.’
The Instagram post generated harsh backlash from a number of users, prompting Bryant to delete the post.
On Twitter, Bryant defended himself, insisting that he is against domestic abuse.
Bryant tweeted on Friday: ‘I made it clear I don’t support domestic violence..I believe we should make this issue bigger than the video that’s being surfaced around.. being provoked is a big issue.. especially for stars ..if we don’t learn to help and support others it stays a cycle.’
But Bryant’s followers on Twitter were not convinced.
One Twitter user wrote: ‘Boy Dez, you lost my respect tonight, along with most of your followers. Need to find some perspective for yourself.’
‘A man should never lay a hand on a woman,’ another Twitter user wrote. ‘I don’t care what the situation is. If you don’t see that, I have zero use for you.’
Another Twitter user wrote: ‘Dez when video shows you hitting a woman, there is no one side. ‘I have body guarded and worked security for 30 years. I have had women flat out punch me in the face & I did not strike them back.'
‘Come on Dez,’ wrote one Twitter user. ‘Provocation is no excuse. We are all responsible for our own reactions. No matter the situation.’
‘Come on Dez,’ wrote one Twitter user.
‘Provocation is no excuse. We are all responsible for our own reactions. No matter the situation.’
Another Twitter user wrote: ‘Boy Dez, you lost my respect tonight, along with most of your followers. Need to find some perspective for yourself.’
‘A man should never lay a hand on a woman,’ another Twitter user wrote.
‘I don’t care what the situation is. If you don’t see that, I have zero use for you.’
Another Twitter user wrote: ‘Dez when video shows you hitting a woman, there is no one side.
‘I have body guarded and worked security for 30 years. I have had women flat out punch me in the face & I did not strike them back.
‘Hitting a woman is a cowardly Act & when you say team Kareem it insults Abused women.’
Bryant has not played an NFL game since last season, his final one with the team that drafted him, the Dallas Cowboys.
After he went unsigned this year, he was finally offered a contract by the Saints, a one-year deal worth just over $1million.
But just two days after signing his contract, Bryant tore his achilles tendon during practice. His season ended before he was able to get on the field for one game.
Bryant has also been accused of violence against a woman.
In July 2012, he was arrested and charged with misdemeanor domestic violence after he allegedly slapped his mother.
The charge was dropped after Bryant maintained a clean record for a year.
The Chiefs on Friday released Hunt, saying that he lied about kicking and shoving a 19-year-old woman during an altercation that was caught on video.
Video footage of the incident at a Cleveland hotel in February emerged on Friday, and the Chiefs said in a statement that the footage proved that Hunt had been 'untruthful' with investigators.
The altercation begins with Kareem Hunt coming out of the hotel room to speak with a 19-year-old woman in Cleveland last February. As they get closer, a male tries to separate them before Hunt violently shoves the woman away
The Chiefs said that Hunt would be released 'immediately'.
Hunt, 23, had helped propel the Chiefs to first place in the AFC with a 9-2 record, and had been seen as one of the team's best shots of securing a Super Bowl title.
It is now unclear whether he will ever play again. In addition to being cut from the Chiefs, Hunt has been placed on the NFL Commissioner Exempt list, meaning he is barred from practicing, playing in or attending games.
'Earlier this year, we were made aware of an incident involving running back Kareem Hunt,' the Chiefs said in a statement.
'At that time, the National Football League and law enforcement initiated investigations into the issue.'
'As part of our internal discussions with Kareem, several members of our management team spoke directly to him. Kareem was not truthful in those discussions. The video released today confirms that fact,' the statement continued.
Hunt responded to being cut in a statement to ESPN, saying: 'I want to apologize for my actions. I deeply regret what I did. I hope to move on from this.'
Before the video's public release, the team had stuck by the Pro Bowl running back despite reports of the woman's assault accusations at the time of the incident.
Hunt was never arrested over the allegations.
According to an ESPN report, Hunt was sent home from the Chiefs' facility on Friday afternoon after the video emerged.
The video footage released on Friday shows Hunt arguing with the woman at 3:22 AM on February 10, 2018 outside Hunt's hotel apartment at Cleveland's Metropolitan at the 9.
The altercation begins with Hunt coming out of the hotel room to speak with her.
As they get closer, a male who appears to be friends with Hunt tries to separate them before Hunt violently shoves the woman away.
As one woman attempts to hold Hunt back, the Chiefs running back kicks another as she crouches on the floor. Charges were never filed and Hunt has not been suspended by the NFL
Several more men and another woman emerge from the hotel room and attempt to hold back Hunt, who re-emerges from the doorway to knock one of the men into the woman, both of whom tumble to the carpeted hallway floor.
Later in the footage, which was originally released by TMZ, Hunt can be seen kicking the woman while she crouched on the floor.
Police body cam footage shows the woman crying as she spoke to police. A police spokesperson could not immediately provide the body-cam footage.
'He shoved me, he pushed me,' she said. 'You can watch the video tapes, which I would like to see if that's possible.
'Also, I came down after and asked the clerk in the white shirt if I can call 911,' she continued. 'I'm not sure if that's against the law to deny that to a person... I asked him three times, and he said 'that's what you get for being a s***.'
'Meanwhile, Kareem, the person who assaulted me, had my phone. I had no way of calling,' she continued, before adding, 'I got it back.'
At the time, Cleveland police Sgt. Jennifer Ciaccia told Cleveland.com the incident appeared to be a cross complaint, meaning either accuser would be directed to the prosecutor's office if inclined to press charges.
According to the reports, the woman and a friend - who said they were Kent State students - spent the night visiting bars on a party bus with Hunt, Hunt's friend and others before going back to Hunt's apartment.
The dispute occurred after the accuser and her friend were asked to leave the apartment but remained in the hallway outside, making noise and banging on the apartment door, the reports say.
An Ohio native, Kareem Hunt lived in a Cleveland hotel apartment at the time of the incident
The woman told police that Hunt came out of the apartment and 'shoved and pushed' her, causing abrasions on her knee and hand and a scratch on her chest, according to the report.
A woman in Hunt's group of friends told police that the accuser hit her in the face when she went into the hallway with hopes of ending the fracas.
There were also reports at the time that the woman called Hunt the n-word
Hunt went to high school in Willoughby, Ohio and played in college at Toledo before being drafted by the Chiefs in the third round of the 2017 draft. He led the NFL with 1,327 rushing yards as a rookie.
According to TMZ, Hunt was previously accused of punching a man in the face at an Ohio resort, but charges were never filed.
Chiefs owner Clark Hunt (no relation) told reporters in August that he did not expect Kareem Hunt to be suspended during the 2018 season for either incident.
The latest incident reminded many of the notorious Ray Rice incident, in which the Ravens star was also cut only after shocking video footage was publicly released by TMZ.
The NFL and commissioner Roger Goodell took significant criticism in 2014 over his handling of the Rice incident, in which he knocked his then-fiancee unconscious.
Goodell first suspended Rice only two games after video emerged of the former Rutgers star dragging his now-wife out of an elevator at an Atlantic City casino.
However, that suspension was extended indefinitely after another video was released depicting Rice striking her in the elevator.
Rice has never returned to the NFL.
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