Loomis to huddle up with SP during suspension?
 

So when Loomis begins his eight weeks, is he going directly to SP, bringing some "work" along? Does this apply to Joe Vitt too? No need for two way radios, right?

Re: Loomis to huddle up with SP during suspension?
 

Can they do that?!

Re: Loomis to huddle up with SP during suspension?
 

I don't think they are allowed.

Re: Loomis to huddle up with SP during suspension?
 

I'm their guide for a moose hunt next week.

There. It's out.

Alaska

Re: Loomis to huddle up with SP during suspension?
 

Bush isn't going with them is he?



Sorry, couldn't resist...

Re: Loomis to huddle up with SP during suspension?
 

You mean Cheney?

Re: Loomis to huddle up with SP during suspension?
 

Hahaha! That's the guy!

Seriously though, is there anything in the small print of their exile papers that would prevent them from hooking up?

Re: Loomis to huddle up with SP during suspension?
 

I don't think SP can have any interaction with the organization while suspended. Just because lomis is also suspended to me that doesn't change things, nor should SP risk further suspension!

Re: Loomis to huddle up with SP during suspension?
 

The question is, would someone who is suspended be considered a part of the organization? They are not getting a paycheck.

Re: Loomis to huddle up with SP during suspension?
 

They can talk, but they have to immediately call and inform the league office as to when/where/how they met and what the conversation was about. Goodell is like the most idiotic punisher ever. Sometimes suspensions are game weeks and in other cases they are calendar weeks. Some "one year suspensions" are for a year and other "one year suspensions" aren't for a full year. If Loomis and Payton want to barbeque with their two families, or run into each other at the mall or the post office, they have to report it...they can go to the same movie theater, but have to use separate doors/exits...it makes no sense. Goodell runs the NFL like a totalitarian nanny state straight out of Orwell or Aldous Huxley.