Jonathon Cooper back for Broncos, but NFL’s personal conduct review isn’t over
NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell has removed Denver Broncos pass rusher Jonathon Cooper from the league's exempt list. This change allows Cooper to play in the Broncos' next game against Arizona in Week 7. The league's review of Cooper’s conduct following two domestic violence arrests in June is ongoing. Cooper faces several charges, including felony strangulation. His trial has been moved to March. He missed Denver's first six games but can now practice under a one-week roster exemption.
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