The National Football League (NFL) has announced it will review the case of San Francisco 49ers owner Jed York under its Personal Conduct Policy. This review follows York's no-contest plea to two misdemeanor charges on Monday.
The league's Personal Conduct Policy grants the NFL the authority to penalize owners who violate its standards, with potential sanctions ranging from fines to even being forced to sell the team. The outcome of this review will determine the specific consequences for York and the 49ers organization.
NFL Reviews 49ers Owner Jed York's Misdemeanor Plea Under Personal Conduct Policy
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