Reuben Foster seems to be the NFL story of the week. And his story just keeps getting more complicated.
The hot button issue, which quickly migrated from San Francisco to Washington, seems to keep mushroom clouding into more drama. But one team successfully evaded all that drama by doing one simple thing: calling the police. (RELATED: Rising NFL Star Arrested After Alleged Domestic Violence Attack. The Details Are Harrowing)
According to A.J. Perez of USA Today, the Philadelphia Eagles were the only team in the NFL to call the Tampa Police Department regarding Foster’s arrest.
It’s not clear what the Eagles learned from their discussion, but it may indicate that the allegations were severe enough for the Super Bowl LII champs to pass him up. Given their record this season, the Eagles have a higher waiver claim than the Redskins and could have potentially claimed Foster off waivers first if they chose to do so.
Which means the Eagles either heard enough to scare them away, or they’re secure enough with the talent on their roster that they didn’t need to get embroiled in a potential scandal.
Either way, the Redskins may be learning the hard way that they treaded into some muddy waters.
