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Ramboni
But not in the court of public opinion of adverse publicity. He's on an LOA until the matter is resolved. The NFL doesn't like this sort of thing "tarnishing" their image and typically dictate to a team their course of action to protect the brand.
As far as the NFL image and tolerance goes, keep in mind they have allowed Kareem Hunt, a guy for which there is undeniable video evidence kicking a woman to remain in the league and sign with a new team. Yes, he is suspended for 8 games, but that feeds back to my original point in this thread - does the league or the team, even if he is convicted, fine or suspend Rath without termination?
