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Former Baltimore Ravens RB Ray Rice says he would donate his entire 2016 salary to domestic violence awareness if signed by an NFL team this season...
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"All the scrutiny that I've got, it was deserved, because domestic violence is a horrible thing," Rice said in a story posted on the USA Today website.

"Me donating my salary is something that'll be from the heart for me. I only want to play football so I can end it the right way for my kids and for the people that really believed in me. But I know there's a lot of people affected by domestic violence, and every dollar helps. It's raising awareness.

"People need homes. People need shelter when they're in a crucial situation. I've donated a lot of money to charities, but I had a situation where it was a national crisis. I'm not saying I'd be (donating the salary) to get on the field, but it's something that will show where my heart is. My heart is about finishing the right way and helping people along the way."
Remember, Rice has been out of football since 2014 after being suspended at the start of that season for domestic violence. According to USA Today, the minimum salary for a seventh-year player such as Rice would be $885,000.

Should he be given another chance?

(ESPN)
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caliegeaux93 months
2 year contract. Year 1 = $18M....Year 2 = $8.57/hr
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WithaRebelYell93 months
He paid his debt to society and he's trying to pay more. Why not let him help out by donating his salary?
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jembeurt93 months
I have no issue with him getting another chance, but there's a reason he's not in the league. He isn't any good anymore.
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pellietigersaint93 months
I like the move and the rationale
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auzach9193 months
No doubt should be given another chance
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Fat Bastard93 months
Nope. F him.
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mikeboss55093 months
Calling Jerry
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