The Dallas Cowboys signed Greg Hardy to a one-yard, $11 million deal on Wednesday afternoon.
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The former Carolina Panthers defensive end is considered one of the most talented defensive ends in football, but he has a string of bad behavior that left many franchises wary to sign him.
Most notably, Hardy was accused of domestic violence and assault in 2014, after reportedly threatening his then-girlfriend and throwing her on a bed of guns. Charges against Hardy were ultimately dropped after the woman refused to testify against him.
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Early details indicate that Hardy's deal contains north of $2 million in guaranteed money, with much of the rest coming via incentives that Hardy will try and meet throughout the season.
Many on twitter were quick to share their two cents on Hardy joining the Cowboys, and not many of them were positive.
I'll root for the Cowboys next season but I will not applaud signing Greg Hardy. Just feels … wrong.
— Skip Bayless (@RealSkipBayless) March 18, 2015
Good thing Greg Hardy loves piles of guns, because he's moving to one. — Drew Magary (@drewmagary) March 18, 2015
"spousal abuse is intolerable" - jerry jones 6 months ago RT @ProFootballTalk: Greg Hardy has agreed to terms with the Cowboys.
— Lana Berry (@Lana) March 18, 2015
You like it or not in a court of law. The @nfl has no right to in turn say Greg Hardy is guilty. @MikeAndMike — K.Y.S. (@kysmoney1) March 19, 2015
Ray Rice just bought a Greg Hardy Cowboys jersey
— Johnny Ringo (@jaymohr36) March 19, 2015
The NFL isn't helping their current reputation by letting Dallas sign Greg Hardy
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