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Players punishment was vacated because Goodell was out side of his jurisdiction according to the CBA...


REMEMBER TWO THINGS:
Coaches are not part of the CBA.
Sean Payton already admitted to it and apologized.

Re: PFT Today’s ruling means nothing to Payton, Vitt, Loomis, Williams
 

This definitely gives Sean some serious legal ammunition though :bng:

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Just heard on wwl with a lawyer giving legal advice on this, No way does this help SP. Sorry man, I wanted it too

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yeah...but it is a huge black eye on the league....they will have to do something soon.

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The audio of GW may be what screws the coaches

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If all coaches are held accountable for their underlings behavior then why the Hell can't the owner be held responsible?(in no way am I implying anything about Benson) My point is where the Hell do you draw the line???
Bring back the coaches. Give them a heavy fine and be done with it. Acts of mercy are generally looked favorably upon. And Der Kommisar could use some good PR about right now.

Re: PFT Today’s ruling means nothing to Payton, Vitt, Loomis, Williams
 

Apparently they draw it at the General Manager....

Re: PFT Today’s ruling means nothing to Payton, Vitt, Loomis, Williams
 

technically not true; they held Benson responsible with a $500,000 fine...

Re: PFT Today’s ruling means nothing to Payton, Vitt, Loomis, Williams
 

Did he? I recall Williams admitting to a pay-for-performance system, which we all know is different, but I do not recall Payton admitting to anything.

Re: PFT Today’s ruling means nothing to Payton, Vitt, Loomis, Williams
 

Exactly! Sean didn't admit to a bounty program. He admitted that there was a pay for performance system in place. As far as I'm concerned if the players are practically exonerated of having a "bounty program" then it's freaking absurd that Payton should still suffer. God the NFL is such a joke nowadays... Thanks Herr Goddell.