" This is Alex Marquez with a mark says -- about the legal drama surrounding Oakland Raiders head coach Tom cable. Cable received great news Thursday from the Napa county district attorney's office in California. They've decided not to press charges against him were -- an incident that left Raiders assistant Randy Hanson with a fractured -- Now this doesn't mean the tables completely out of the woods just yet. During the criminal investigation. Cable invoked its constitutional right not to speak with prosecutors. I don't expect cable to have that same luxury with a more prominent authority figure. That's Roger Goodell. I expect the NFL commissioner as soon have a face to face conversation with cable to determine exactly what happened on that August night. When he got into an argument with Hampton in front of three other Raiders assistants. Under the NFL's personal conduct policy criminal charges don't have to be filed for Goodell to fine or even suspend someone he believes violated the code. The league also has specific language designed to prevent inner office fully. Until we have a conversation with detail it's impossible to predict what punishment if any awaits cable from the NFL. But we do know that it. Cable can now forget about criminal prosecution. And concentrate on something that requires his full attention that the rebuilding of the downtrodden Oakland Raiders. This is Alex Marcus foxsports.com."