Darrelle Revis’ offseason isn’t off to the best start, to say the least.
Darrelle Revis charged: What does it mean for future with Jets?
Last week, the Jets’ star cornerback was involved in a street fight on Pittsburgh’s South Side. Specifics aren’t yet known — some say Revis is the aggressor, and others the victim. At this point, it’s a battle of he-said he-said.
One thing is certain: Police have charged Revis with four first-degree felonies and one misdemeanor, including two counts of felony aggravated assault, one count of felony robbery, one count of felony conspiracy to commit aggravated assault, and one count of misdemeanor making terroristic threats.
Even before this incident (whatever did happen), Revis’ future with the Jets was clouded in uncertainty. The Jets free $9 million in cap space if they release him on the second day of the new league year. Considering Revis’ declining play and the Jets’ need for cap space … a divorce seems inevitable.
Looking for latest on everything that’s happening? Who’s saying what? Could Revis face jail time?
Here’s everything you need to know. Click here for the latest updates.
- Jets’ Darrelle Revis facing felony charges for fight in Pittsburgh
- Revis’ attorney says he wasn’t the aggressor
- Here are the official felony charges against Revis
- Is Revis’ contract impacted by felony charges?
- How can the Jets replace Revis? Here are 8 options
- Here’s what Revis’ alleged victims are saying
- How much jail time could Revis face?
- Several takeaways from the Revis’ altercation police report
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