Dale Hansen doesn’t appear to like Greg Hardy or the idea of Hardy playing for the Dallas Cowboys.
Hansen, a sportscaster at WFAA-TV in Texas, has voiced his displeasure about Hardy in the past. He went off on the Cowboys when they made the decision to sign Hardy despite the pass rusher’s well-publicized legal issues.
On Wednesday, news of Hardy’s latest transgression — changing his Twitter bio to read “innocent until proven guilty” — had many once again piling on Hardy and the Cowboys. Hansen was one of those people, doing so in a concise and efficient manner.
“Hardy says on his Twitter account, ‘Innocent until proven guilty,’ ” Hansen says. “He has been found guilty. A North Carolina judge says he is. The NFL found him guilty. And he is certainly guilty in the court of public opinion.”
It all leads up to a real dagger at the end. Check out Hansen’s powerful segment below.
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