The NFL has no plans to investigate the Dallas Cowboys in the wake of voyeurism allegations made against a former team vice president and a $2.4 million settlement to four members of the Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders.
NFL spokesman Brian McCarthy said this was “a club matter” and it would not be looked into further by the NFL.
Rich Dalrymple, who had been the team’s vice president for public relations until his abrupt resignation announcement on Feb. 2, was accused of voyeurism by four members of the Dallas Cowboys cheerleaders while they were changing in their locker room before a 2015 event at AT&T Stadium, according to an ESPN report published Wednesday.
