Report: NFL told Chiefs to stop pursuing Kareem Hunt video

How did TMZ once again obtain and publish a video that the NFL and team said it had not seen and was unable to obtain? That’s been a major question asked in response to TMZ publishing the infamous Kareem Hunt video on Friday. According to one report, the defense for the Kansas City Chiefs is that they were told by the league to stop trying to obtain the video. The Athletic’s Nate Taylor wrote an excellent article full of details about Hunt’s final day with the Kansas City Chiefs. In his article, Taylor says the Chiefs were told by the NFL to stop pursuing it. From Taylor’s article: The Chiefs, according to multiple league sources, knew video evidence of the altercation existed, but they were told by the NFL to stop pursuing it later in February once the league began its investigation. The league, however, couldn’t obtain the video. That detail will only hurt the worsening public perception of the league. The NFL says it tried to obtain the video from the hotel but was told it was not company policy to releas

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