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I vote for Brett Favre.Bill Clinton for NFL Commissioner.
I vote for Brett Favre.Bill Clinton for NFL Commissioner.
I vote for Brett Favre.
Good for you.Many apologies oh king of all proper message board etiquette. Why MUST it go on the TMZ video thread about the Ray Rice incident? It doesn't pertain to the TMZ video.
It does pertain the League and the Ravens knowing more than they said, but it also is about how Goodell is aligned with certain teams/owners and protects them while going after other teams that are not aligned with those owners. It goes into Spygate and Bountygate and other incidents.
That is bigger issue than the Ray Rice alone and thus why I gave it a separate thread.
I agree, but I think I agree mainly because I'm biased and want Goodell gone at whatever cost.Bisciotti seems like a total scumbag in this press conference. IMO, the NFL needs to clean house if they really want to stop this firestorm. Force Bisciotti to sell and replace Goodell.
Really? Based on what?Bisciotti seems like a total scumbag in this press conference. IMO, the NFL needs to clean house if they really want to stop this firestorm. Force Bisciotti to sell and replace Goodell.
Not really sure what you're asking, but if it's why Bisciotti came off as a scumbag, there are a ton of reasons. He said that Janay Rice is the victim "because she has an unemployed husband". No, she's a victim because she got punched and knocked out by her husband (then fiancee). He claimed that if they had a zero tolerance policy, then you would have unscrupulous woman blackmailing NFL players. He flat out admitted that he's not "honorable" enough to have levied a harsher punishment to Rice. He said that it never crossed his mind to try to acquire the elevator video because he had no desire to see it. He basically just oozed sleazeball with every sentence that came out of his mouth.Really? Based on what?
He may well be a scumbag but you can't take people's possessions for being a scumbag.Not really sure what you're asking, but if it's why Bisciotti came off as a scumbag, there are a ton of reasons. He said that Janay Rice is the victim "because she has an unemployed husband". No, she's a victim because she got punched and knocked out by her husband (then fiancee). He claimed that if they had a zero tolerance policy, then you would have unscrupulous woman blackmailing NFL players. He flat out admitted that he's not "honorable" enough to have levied a harsher punishment to Rice. He said that it never crossed his mind to try to acquire the elevator video because he had no desire to see it. He basically just oozed sleazeball with every sentence that came out of his mouth.
Yep, thanks for re-posting something I had already placed in the appropriate thread.
It's been a while since we've had fodder for a DCC Trial.Many apologies oh king of all proper message board etiquette. Why MUST it go on the TMZ video thread about the Ray Rice incident? It doesn't pertain to the TMZ video.
It does pertain the League and the Ravens knowing more than they said, but it also is about how Goodell is aligned with certain teams/owners and protects them while going after other teams that are not aligned with those owners. It goes into Spygate and Bountygate and other incidents.
That is bigger issue than the Ray Rice alone and thus why I gave it a separate thread.
The NBA can, why not the NFL?He may well be a scumbag but you can't take people's possessions for being a scumbag.
There were racial implications there which is illegal by federal standards.The NBA can, why not the NFL?
I think he wants to go independent when his contract is up and is using this to build up his reputation. By forcing his management to suspend him for saying the same thing everyone else not on the ESPN payroll is saying he gets everyone on his side. The only other way this makes sense is if he got told right before recording that he wasn't allowed to comment on it and he did it out of spite, but that isn't really like him.Bill Simmons is suspended by ESPN about his comments on Goodell. I know he'll get props for calling him out, but he was clearly asking for ESPN to do something to him and he got it. I find him to be a complete blowhard anyways...and wonder what he is thinking in going at ESPN like he did. No other place would give him the platform he has with his own website and his coverage of the NBA. He's edgy though...so he's got that going for him.
What he said was not all that different from what most at ESPN has said, but he dared them to punish him. If he wants to go out on his own, good luck...but he will never get the exposure he gets on NBA Countdown and the push he gets from espn.com.I think he wants to go independent when his contract is up and is using this to build up his reputation. By forcing his management to suspend him for saying the same thing everyone else not on the ESPN payroll is saying he gets everyone on his side. The only other way this makes sense is if he got told right before recording that he wasn't allowed to comment on it and he did it out of spite, but that isn't really like him.