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03-31-2012 08:19 AM #166
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03-31-2012 09:32 AM #167
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04-21-2012 12:55 PM #169
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http://espn.go.com/blog/nfceast/post...he-nfl-got-mad
http://www.nfl.com/news/story/09000d...ap-hearing-set
http://www.washingtonpost.com/blogs/...tsVT_blog.html
A couple of interesting articles and the latest bs from the league trying to keep the Skins from having our "day in mediation" if you will.
I think Skins fans deserve a much better explanation for how this went down and how the punishment was determined and the timing of the punishment.
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04-21-2012 04:58 PM #170
The league and the other owners are full of it. This situation needs to be corrected.
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05-22-2012 12:24 PM #171
Well, we got screwed.
http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com...y-cap-penalty/
I wouldn't be so pissed if this wasn't so transparent.
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05-22-2012 01:24 PM #172
Yep. I hope Goodell doesn't think that there was an appearance of fairness just because there was a "kangaroo court" arbitration hearing. It is obvious to everyone what this was. What a crock...
Screw concussions...Goodell is the biggest threat to the sustained popularity of football. He is jumping the shark.
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05-23-2012 12:24 PM #173
The NFLPA strikes back.
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05-23-2012 01:21 PM #174
I'm pretty sure that the NFLPA waived all future claims several times during the CBA negotiations, so, technically, the filing of these collusion claims violates the current CBA. Now, whether a Federal District Court Judge cares about that remains to be seen. I suspect that judge will weigh the public policy of encouraging collective bargaining against the detriment of potential collusion.
The most important thing is that the Redskins did not file these claims, so Goodell can't "Saints" them into oblivion.
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05-23-2012 02:54 PM #175
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05-23-2012 03:00 PM #176
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05-23-2012 04:38 PM #177
Haha...yeah, it is abundantly clear at this point. And I don't hold it against you that you don't feel bad for the punished teams. Neither are without some blame. The outcry (if you want to call it that) is related to the degree and application of the penalty. It's NFL lore now. Time for all parties to move on.
I do hope something comes of the court case (although I don't think anything will), because the collusion of the NFL sets a bad example for labor practices in unionized workplaces. That eclipses anything football related.Last edited by JDubs; 05-23-2012 at 04:40 PM.
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05-23-2012 04:44 PM #178
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05-23-2012 05:16 PM #179
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05-24-2012 11:44 AM #180
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Well said.
And honestly the only reason the Ravens don't incur more wrath is thanks to James Harrison. I may hate the guy, but he's saved the Ravens from a heck of a lot of grief. Goodell loves his scapegoats and it wouldn't have been hard to make the Ravens the whipping boy if he really wanted to.



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