pic.twitter.com/CifzXvgnyi — Josina Anderson (@JosinaAnderson) September 8, 2017In short, this means that Ezekiel Elliott's suspension has been put on hold. This update comes just three days after appeals officer Harold Henderson upheld the initial six-game suspension despite the NFL's lead investigator Kia Roberts reportedly recommending no games. "The question before the Court is merely whether Elliott received a fundamentally fair hearing before the arbitrator. Roger Goodell announced the six-game suspension after the NFL found Elliott inflicted physical harm on former girlfriend Tiffany Thompson in July, 2016. The suspension could be reinstated down the road, much like Tom Brady still served a four-game suspension last season.

Source: Forbes September 08, 2017 23:33 UTC