New Orleans Saints face Denver Broncos while bounty effects linger
 

"I do not believe in any way that the New Orleans Saints wanted to actually hurt," Romanowski said. "Did they want to knock him out of the game? Absolutely. The unwritten rule was every defensive team tried to knock out the opposing quarterback."

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Re: New Orleans Saints face Denver Broncos while bounty effects linger
 

Just more press of what has been stated here for months... more ex-players saying pay-for-performance, bonus pots, etc. have been part of the league for quite a long time.

Just more statements and ex-players for Ginsberg and the concussion lawsuit attorneis to use in court showing the culture of the league and their indifference to the programs run by the teams...

Well, at least until the lawsuits and a DECISION to make one team an example...

Re: New Orleans Saints face Denver Broncos while bounty effects linger
 

Theres a jerk in every group who tags on at the end of an article and just rips on the Saints. They don't have the intelligence to rethink the facts(or lack thereof). It has come to light that we were singled out for pay for performance and made to look like a bounty.
But still there are jerks(failcons fans) who won't listen to common sense. "Don't confuse me with the facts." It's sad really.......

Re: New Orleans Saints face Denver Broncos while bounty effects linger
 

I agree with you completely. I tell myself they're just trolls - they probably don't really even give a rat's a$$ but it really ticks me off sometimes.