NFL reportedly made Reuben Foster decision after reviewing video of the incident

On Friday, it was announced former 49ers and current Redskins linebacker Reuben Foster would not be suspended in connection with his recent domestic violence accusation.  Foster has spoken multiple times and met with Roger Goodell, and the NFL has viewed the video from the hotel of the alleged incident, according to the NFL Network’s Tom Pelissero. The video was provided to the NFL by law enforcement, and the NFL decided that the Personal Conduct Policy was not violated in the incident. Following up the league’s statement, the former first-round pick issued his own statement through the team: “I appreciate the support I have received from the league, my team, and my union to help me succeed. I want to thank Commissioner [Roger] Goodell for the time that he has spent with me and for his understanding of me as a person. I accept the NFL’s decision and want to say that I am truly sorry for my past actions and the people who may have been hurt by them. Going forward, I will follow the plan outlined for me and wo

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