Dallas Cowboys star Greg Hardy had no comment to the media after the website Deadspin published numerous photos of his ex-girlfriend with bruises, which were allegedly caused by Hardy during a domestic violence incident last year. The website published documents and photos related to the incident, which saw Hardy convicted by a jury but was appealed and later expunged.
The photos show the woman, Nicole Holder, with numerous bruises all over her body, including on her neck, back, arms and side and those marks were allegedly cause by Hardy. According to Pro Football Talk, Charean Williams of the Fort Worth Star-Telegram reports that Hardy "denied media requests" after leaving the Cowboys locker room.
Hardy has had issues on and off the field and this season he was seen berating a coach and getting into an argument with Dez Bryant, after which Jerry Jones called him a "real leader." Hardy made ton deaf comments heading into the Patriots game about women and Tom Brady's wife and now the Cowboys are in a public relations situation regarding the photos.
Holder and Hardy reportedly reached a settlement and Holder did not appear in court after the case was appealed and later it was expunged by the court. Hardy was suspended 10 games and that was reduced to four games after an appeal.
Some of the photos are very graphics and they can be seen on the website Deadspin, here. Hardy has three sacks and 12 total tackles with one interception for the Cowboys in three games this season.
And just a reminder as Julie DiCaro writes on Twitter: "To be clear: Hardy didn't win his appeal. He was convicted by a judge, and NC allows you to appeal to a jury. Case was dropped before that. And there are reports that they reached a civil settlement before the jury case."
