PHILADELPHIA -- Buffalo Bills running back LeSean McCoy was sued Tuesday over a Philadelphia nightclub brawl that left two off-duty police officers injured.The civil suit claims McCoy beat and kicked one officer while he was on the ground and punched another officer in the eye. The suit was filed in Philadelphia Court of Common Pleas and seeks money damages from McCoy, two other men and the nightclub.Our investigation has confirmed that Darnell Jessie and Roland Butler were viciously attacked and beaten by LeSean McCoy and the other defendants. As a result of the violent assault, both men have suffered serious and permanent injuries, the plaintiffs lawyer, Fortunato Perri Jr., said in a statement.McCoys agent, Drew Rosenhaus, declined comment. McCoys attorney has said he was only trying to break up a fight between the officers and his friends over a $350 bottle of Champagne. Police have said the Feb. 7 fight broke out over a misunderstanding about who had bought the bottle.District Attorney Seth Williams announced in April that no charges would be filed in connection with the brawl, saying he couldnt prove who started it. The Pennsylvania attorney generals office reviewed the case at the request of the president of the Philadelphia police union but declined to intervene.According to the suit, the off-duty officers went to Recess Lounge and ordered bottles of Champagne. One of McCoys co-defendants tried grabbing one of the bottles, saying, That bottle is mine, then attacked the officer holding it.One officer suffered facial fractures and a concussion in the ensuing brawl, while the other suffered a broken nose, ribs and thumb, the suit said. Both missed two months of work.McCoy is in his second season with the Bills after six years with the Philadelphia Eagles. 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Meanwhile, head coach Paul MacLean is entering the final year of his three-year contract. It appears Murray would prefer dealing with a new contract sooner rather than later. "Its one of the topics I have on my agenda as we go forward with the coaching staff," said Murray. "Its a conversation we have to have.dddddddddddd" Murray is also entering the final year of his deal. He said its too early to make any decisions regarding his long-term future with the club. "Let me have a conversation with my wife first," Murray said with a smile. "I dont have any kids at home that I worry about anymore, but well see about that. Its not a topic Im even interested in going to at this point and time." For the second straight year, MacLean has been named a finalist for the Jack Adams Trophy. Hes already looking forward to next season. "Were tremendously pleased with where we are in the process of becoming good," said MacLean. 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