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Broncos' Cooper removed from exempt list, could still face league discipline

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Denver Broncos linebacker Jonathon Cooper was removed from the NFL commissioner’s exempt list on Friday, making him eligible to return to the team's active roster for Week 7. Cooper had been on paid leave since August 30 following two arrests on domestic-related charges that occurred within a seven-day period in June.

While Cooper is now cleared to play, he remains subject to potential future league discipline regarding the incidents. The linebacker missed six games while on the exempt list.

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Same story, different emphasis — here's what each outlet chose to lead with.

ESPN NFL Focuses on the player's immediate eligibility and potential future league discipline.
9NEWS Denver Emphasizes the player's role as a starter and the duration of his absence.
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