Cowboys’ Trysten Hill game suspension drops to one game after fight after game on Thanksgiving

Cowboys solve defense Trysten HillHis suspension was reduced from two games to one for his part in an alternate match with Raiders people in line to attack John Simpson after Las Vegas’ Thanksgiving win over the Cowboys, NFL announced.

Hill was suspended without pay for unsportsmanlike and unsportsmanlike conduct. NS NFL allege that Hill’s actions were in violation of Rule 12, Section 2, Article 14, which prohibits striking, swinging at or striking an opponent’s head, neck or face with wrist(s), arm(s), elbow(s) hand(s), or hand(s). The league also determined that Hill had violated Rule 12, Section 3, Article 1, which prohibits any conduct contrary to generally understood principles of sportsmanship.

During CBS’s post-game coverage, cameras captured Hill swinging and knocking Simpson’s helmet off his head. An altercation involving several players from both teams ensued.

Hill, who under the league’s Collective Bargaining Agreement can appeal his suspension, is eligible to return to the Cowboys’ roster on Monday, December 6. He will miss the upcoming game. Coming of the Cowboys against New Orleans Saints.