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NFL closes Personal Conduct Policy investigation of Stefon Diggs

NFL clears Stefon Diggs of league discipline despite criminal charges—what’s next for the policy’s enforcement?

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The brief

Coverage notes that Diggs was previously found not guilty of assault and strangulation charges in a criminal case involving a former chef, though the NFL’s decision does not address the legal outcome. Reports from *ProFootballRumors.com*, *ESPN*, *NBC Sports*, *Yahoo Sports*, and *News4JAX* uniformly confirm the NFL’s announcement, framing it as a closure of the review without further comment on the specifics.

Future scrutiny may focus on whether the NFL’s policy will be applied differently in similar off-field cases, particularly if new allegations arise or legal proceedings unfold in other player investigations.

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Quick answers

Will Stefon Diggs face any penalties from the NFL?

No. The league has closed its investigation and will not suspend or discipline Diggs under its Personal Conduct Policy.

Does the NFL’s decision mean Diggs is legally cleared of wrongdoing?

No. The NFL’s ruling is separate from the criminal case, in which Diggs was previously found not guilty of assault and strangulation.

Could the NFL revisit this decision if new evidence emerges?

Coverage does not specify whether the league retains the authority to reopen the investigation, but past policy cases suggest discipline could be reconsidered if credible new information surfaces.

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NFL Personal Conduct Policy Stefon Diggs player conduct investigations assault allegations sports league enforcement

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