The lengthy investigation into LeSean McCoy and questions about his role in a Feb. 7 bar fight that left two off-duty Philadelphia police officers injured ended Monday when the Philadelphia district attorney's office decided not to charge McCoy or the officers.
It's a development that takes criminal court proceedings and possible jail time off the table, but it does not mean McCoy is completely off the hook.
First, McCoy still faces the possibility of civil litigation from officers Roland Butler and Darnell Jessie, who were hospitalized following the fight. Jessie suffered an orbital fracture and his attorney, Fortunato "Fred" Perri, told ESPN's John Barr in February that his client was being treated by a neurologist.