Buffalo Bills waive Matt Ariza.
The new stalker is accused of participating in the gang rape of a minor girl last year.
Our culture here is more important than winning American football games, says Buffalo Bills general manager Brandon Bean.
buffalo bills They boosted their team with gambling 22-year-old Matt Ariza ahead of the next season, which begins in September.
However, the rookie is fired – even before he has had time to make his NFL debut.
“I would say the past 48 hours have been very difficult for a lot of people,” says Buffalo Bills General Manager Brandon Beane with respect to advertising according to nfl.com.
Accused of gang rape
The news came from the club on Saturday evening, two days after Ariza was accused of involvement in a gang rape.
The rape allegedly occurred in connection with an off-campus party at San Diego State University last October. The victim was a 17-year-old girl at the time, and the lawsuit was filed in San Diego County Superior Court Thursday.
With the gravity of the accusation, we cannot find out for ourselves what happened, as there are many accounts of what happened. Sean McDermott is the coach and I’m the general manager, we don’t have access to all the materials. That’s more important than playing American football, and we want Matt to focus on that, says Brandon Bean.
The player denies
Ben then goes on to justify the decision to get rid of Matt Ariza.
Our culture here is more important than winning American football matches, he says.
Areeza denies the allegations against him.
He added, “The truth of the incident is not as stated in the lawsuit or the press. I look forward to resolving this matter.”Ariza wrote in a statement prepared by nfl.com.