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			 [July 06, 2018] 
			New York Giants cornerback 
			Janoris Jenkins wrote Thursday that it "hurts my heart" to know that 
			family friend and music producer Roosevelt Rene died at his 
			residence. 
 Jenkins' brother, William, was charged with aggravated manslaughter 
			in the incident at the home in Fair Lawn, N.J. The two allegedly got 
			in a physical altercation that led to the death of the 25-year-old 
			Rene, who also goes by Trypps Beats.
 
 Rene's body was discovered on June 26 in the basement of the home. 
			Janoris Jenkins was in Florida -- where he lives most of the 
			offseason -- at the time of Rene's death.
 
 --Oakland Raiders cornerback Gareon Conley has filed a counter 
			lawsuit against the woman who accused him of raping her in 2017.
 
 Conley's suit states the woman is liable for "malicious criminal 
			prosecution" after her allegations damaged his reputation, hurt his 
			draft stock and cost him an endorsement deal with Nike, according to 
			documents filed Monday. No charges were filed against Conley.
 
 Conley's suit is in response to a civil lawsuit the woman filed this 
			April, a year after she accused Conley of raping her in an April 9, 
			2017, incident. The news of her allegation emerged shortly before 
			the 2017 NFL Draft, in which Conley was considered a possible top-10 
			pick.
 
 --Jacksonville Jaguars running back Leonard Fournette made a kind 
			gesture to an LSU student and trainer this week, offering to pay the 
			woman's tuition.
 
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			St. Louis Rams cornerback Janoris Jenkins (21) intercepts a pass 
			intended for Arizona Cardinals wide receiver John Brown (12) as 
			strong safety T.J. McDonald (25) defends and back judge Perry 
			Paganelli (46) watches during the first half at University of 
			Phoenix Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Matt Kartozian-USA TODAY Sports / 
			Reuters Picture Supplied by Action Images 
            
			 
            Jhane Nichol, a Tigers student, posted a request on Twitter on 
			Monday asking people to donate any amount to a GoFundMe page to 
			support her senior year tuition. Fournette replied on Tuesday by 
			offering to pay the remainder. 
            
			 
			Fournette, who is in London to attend Wimbledon, told UK NFL website 
			Gridiron on Thursday that he knows Nichol, who has worked on the 
			training staff for LSU's football team.
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