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#Broncos’ OLB Jonathon Cooper leaves Douglas County conference room with attorney Harvey Steinberg and his mother Jessica Moorman. Cooper pled “not guilty” to all 5 charges against him. Jury by trial Nov 10, 12, 13 in Douglas County Courtroom. Judge Daniel Warhola will preside.

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Being a multimillionaire and rocking up to court in sneakers and no jacket is just ridiculous.

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Harvey Steinberg couldn't be reached for comment

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Buddy really got stienys dad as his lawyer 😭😭

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So is he ineligible to play at all at least after the trial in November?

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How is losing Greenlaw, Cooper and JFM not gonna significantly impact this defense?

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This whole ordeal is such a bummer

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So, is it completely up to the Commissioner’s discretion of when he comes off the Exempt List? Or does he stay on til the trial is complete?

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If you don’t leave them ppl alone man

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Jesus, Harvey, thats what you woke up and put on today? smh

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Cut him. Move on and let someone else play.

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Will he come off the exempt list after six games?

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Dummy smh niggas let these hoes trick them out their spot to much I will pay a bitch to beat her up before I catch a charge

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Broncos should cut him

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Totally agree with this

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