Seattle Seahawks offensive lineman Chad Wheeler will not be back with the team next season after he was arrested on suspicion of felony domestic violence.

The Seahawks are cutting ties with Wheeler, and Ian Rapoport of NFL Network reports the league is reviewing the case under the personal conduct policy:

The allegations against Wheeler are grotesque.

Wheeler is said to have strangled his girlfriend at an apartment in Kent, a suburb of the metropolitan Seattle area. The reserve lineman also has allegedly been failing to take his medication for bipolar disorder, per ESPN's Brady Henderson:

The Kent Police Department's report said Wheeler is accused of throwing the woman on a bed, strangling her before she lost consciousness and later picking a lock on a door to a bathroom, where the woman had fled to call 911 after she regained consciousness.

The incident began when Wheeler asked the woman to bow to him, according to the report. It said Wheeler had not been taking his medication for bipolar disorder.

It remains to be seen what kind of punishment Wheeler could face pending league investigation, though the severity of the allegations could well necessitate an indefinite ban.

The incident has prompted a ton of criticism of media, especially considering the racial aspect:

Baltimore Ravens wide receiver Dez Bryant had more to say on the hypocrisy:

Chad Wheeler will not return to the Seahawks. If the NFL is about justice, he likely will not be allowed to return to football.