Three Miami Dolphins players repeatedly harassed teammates and a Japanese-born assistant trainer, according to an independent investigation into bullying allegations and workplace misconduct released Friday by the National Football League.
Richie Incognito, the former Miami Dolphins blocker who was suspended for alleged bullying of National Football League teammate Jonathan Martin, revived the mess with a Twitter tirade on Wednesday.
Amid the continued debate over whether their workplace environment contributed to bullying, Miami Dolphins owner Stephen Ross and CEO Tom Garfinkel are scheduled to hold a press conference Monday, just before the team plays the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.
NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell appointed New York attorney Ted Wells to conduct an independent investigation into the Miami Dolphins in the wake of harassment allegations against suspended blocker Richie Incognito.
