The Baltimore Ravens have ended the agreement of seven-time Pro Bowl safety Earl Thomas, who got involved in a battle with a colleague Friday and did not participate in practice Saturday.
According to a statement launched Sunday by the group, Thomas was launched “for personal conduct that adversely affected the Baltimore Ravens.”
The action steams from Thomas fray with defensive back Chuck Clark at practice after Thomas undoubtedly blew a protection project. Although the Ravens do not have someone else with his talent at totally free safety, keeping Thomas would have developed the potential for poor chemistry on a team with goals of playing in the Super Bowl.
CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS.COM
Now, Thomas will have to stay at home up until another team comes calling. The Dallas Cowboys are amongst those clubs rumored to be thinking about the 31-year-old, who played nine seasons in Seattle prior to signing up with the Ravens in 2019.
Thomas published a description for his habits Friday on his Instagram account, however subsequently erased it. The post stated: “A psychological error on my part. A Busted protection that I attempted to describe calmly meet with developed aggression became me getting into with a teammate.”
He likewise composed, “Being sent out home sucks.”
Baltimore would have taken a $15 million salary-cap hit this year and $10 million in 2021 if Thomas was released outright. By voiding his $10 million ensured wage for conduct destructive to the team, he will count $5 million versus the cap this season and $10 million next year.
CLICK HERE TO GET THE FOX NEWS APP
His run in Seattle ended after he raised his middle finger towards Seahawks coach Pete Carroll while being carted off the field with a leg injury.
Thomas played in 15 video games in his very first season with Baltimore. He was chosen to the Pro Bowl regardless of getting just two interceptions.
Its been a troubled year for Thomas. His wife was jailed in April after cops in Texas state she pointed a crammed weapon at Thomas head after she found him in bed with another female.
Thomas published a description for his behavior Friday on his Instagram account, however subsequently deleted it. The post stated: “A psychological error on my part. A Busted protection that I tried to describe calmly meet with constructed up aggressiveness turned into me getting into with a teammate.”
