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At a time when the early pregame shows engaged in a feeding frenzy that suggested a quick decision and a definite suspension if Favre is found to have placed unwanted calls and sent unwanted photos to former Jets sideline report Jenn Sterger, Peter King of NBC reports that even if a preliminary decision comes within the next couple of weeks, there's no guarantee that a suspension will follow.
Reported by Profootballtalk.com
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"Don't automatically assume that Favre, if found culpable in this case, is going to get a suspension because he has no previous violations of the Personal Conduct Policy," King told PFT's Mike Florio before adding: "They could find the offense so heinous that they could suspend him," King said, "but it's not automatic." If a suspension ultimately is imposed, Favre would have up to 10 days to file an appeal. The suspension would not be implemented until the appeal has been resolved. ... Whatever the case, King believes that this matter won't be resolved before the end of the month, which means that Favre most likely will be available for each of the next four games, against the Jets, Cowboys, Packers, and Patriots.
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