Yeah, it's our fault, and I'm not angry at the league for punishing us eventually, but a snitch is still a snitch. Ever remember in elementary school when a kid would get in trouble, and then the kid who told on him would get in trouble for tattling? Same thing.

Sure, but we're adults.

If we were all adults we wouldn't have been making side bets about hurting people.

Whoever it was needs to pay the penalty too.
All those guilty needs a punishment.

After reading the newspaper last week I think it was Mike Ornstien. May be misspelled. But it did say he had a fallout with Benson and this guy has a long history about trouble,

Examining the tape of Saints-Packers - NFC North Blog - ESPN

"Earlier Friday, we noted an email New Orleans Saints coach Sean Payton received from marketing agent Mike Ornstein that offered a $10,000 bounty for knocking Green Bay Packers quarterback out of the teams' season-opening game in 2011."

It was not Ornstein, that makes no sense. He is close friends with Sean Payton, why on earth would he try and bring Payton down or get him in trouble. The person who snitched, snitched on Ornstein, Ornstein is part of the problem but he is not the one doing the talking/singing to the NFL. It's someone else. The league has a long-standing beef with Ornstein going back to the Oakland Raiders days in the '80s, they really don't like him and they don't like that Payton is friends with him.

Maybe Ornstein's bookie is not happy he is padding the odds?

Bookies know the game, ill bet there are not many that do not know about bounties, as they may play in that arena also.

Jason David? Don't remember if he was gone or not.

He was waived on August 17, 2009