Report: NFL clears Bills, Redskins in bounty investigations
 

The Buffalo Bills and the Washington Redskins reportedly have been cleared by the NFL in the pay-to-injure scheme that left the New Orleans Saints with numerous suspensions, including their head coach.

The league has investigated both teams, but has found no evidence to tie the Bills and Redskins to the bounty program allegedly run by the Saints, according to the Washington Post, which cited league source. The league has made no formal announcement about the probe of the two teams.

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Let's see, former players (ie witnesses) public admit on sports talk radio shows that they participated and nothing happens to the Redskins?!?

WTF?!? :help:

Well of course they have. They already have their hands full with one team. Adding on to that would bring down the entire house of rogers.

Did anyone expect them to find any evidence?

Of course not. They only needed one team to make an example of. They don't want to put more teams at a disadvantage and lower the quality of the overall product, that would be financial suicide.

What a crock of Horse Sh@t. GW coached the exact same on all 3 teams, and the players said that.

HA HA this is so comical, what a bunch of ass hats. I guess these are the same clowns that did the investigation on us. Players have already came out and said that they have.
This is B.S.

Really !

PERPOSTEROUS.

Guess if they'd had just found ONE more, they could've found enough to close the NFL


Somewhere over the rainbow!

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