When news broke that National Football League player Ray Rice beat his wife in an elevator, the conversation surrounding domestic violence in the NFL opened up on a grand scale. Women shared their stories and many of the league's players appeared in an anti-domestic violence campaign called "No More."
As shown by the Dallas Cowboys' latest move of signing Greg Hardy, a player who allegedly beat his girlfriend, the NFL still has a lot to learn, as well do the people who support players who inflict violence on women for the sake of the game.
And, quite frankly, Dallas sportscaster Dale Hansen is tired of it.
In his latest segment "Unplugged" for local station WFAA-TV, Hansen slams the Cowboys, the NFL and fans who try to disconnect domestic violence from the game.
With 1 in 3 women having experienced such violence in their lifetimes, including mothers, sisters, daughters and friends, Hansen finds those people very hard to believe.
In the meantime, Hansen reports Hardy will be making millions of dollars.
Nice.
Here are some of our favorite zingers:
