I don't care either, but it's the hypocrisy and selective enforcement that bugs me.
That's kind of my point. Basically either enforce it or don't. But they have decided to decide to enforce it with one guy, probably because he is a QB and more high profile. While ignoring probably 100 other players that were tampered with according to their rules. But I'm sure there is a set of real rules that they all sort of agree to that they don't let fans know. Like you can tamper, but don't do it before the end of the Superbowl or you can tamper but don't have your owner actually wine and dine the player. Whatever it is, they aren't being up front and honest with fans. All because they want to create the illusion of some big event when free agency starts.
The NFL is all about money and marketing. And this whole thing is just to drive the attention and publicity to the NFL when free agency starts. Sort of ruins the event if you knew that player A had agreed to terms a month prior with the team. So as long as it's not leaked to the public, the NFL doesn't care.