The Facts: While no NFL players (or anyone else) should be pulling down a woman's top in public and exposing one of her breasts, the last one who should be doing it is Elliott. And yet he has done just that, via TMZ. Elliott, who remains under investigation for domestic violence allegations made against him last year, pulled at the top of a woman and exposed her breast in an incident that was captured on video during a St. Patrick's Day Parade. Per TMZ, one of Elliott's representatives claims it was "all in good fun" and that the "woman wasn't upset."

Diehards Line:As PFT's Mike Florio suggests, whether the woman whose clothing was partially removed in a public place by Elliott is upset doesn’t matter. Whether the league office views the behavior in a negative way does. If NFL officials trying to sift through the evidence are still undecided on whether to believe Elliott or the woman who has accused him of five incident of domestic violence in a six-day period, this is the kind of thing that could break the tie under the very low “more likely than not” standard of evidence. It also could amount to an aggravating circumstance for any violation happening in 2016, enhancing the punishment the league imposes. It also could amount to a separate violation of the Personal Conduct Policy. It's certainly not a stretch to conclude that the league would take action for this kind of conduct regardless of whether the woman was upset by it. So stay tuned. We'll be watching for more.