"I'm sorry. I got it wrong"- no consequences for Roger

Money. That's his performance, so the owners will do nothing until the machine stops making so much of it.

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unfortnately, rg could take all the shite that I give about this, wrap it in hundies, put it on my porch in a pattern spelling out his name and light it on fire; and I'd still tune in to watch pregame next saints game.

That's why nothing will be done

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I'm sure Sean Payton at some point said, "I'm sorry. I got it wrong". But as we know , CSP had no recourse except to accept his punishment.

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Apples and oranges. No similarities.

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Same Goodell bullshite or was any of it worth seeing?

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Watching the guy get thrown out while screaming "Don't put me in the elevator" was pretty worthwhile. Other than that just a bunch of bs

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Apples and oranges. No similarities

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bullshite

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Actually it's perfectly analogous.

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Butt lickin!?












jk i know words

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here will be, once it is cemented that Goodell lied about prior knowledge of the internal elevator video. Like Payton, Goodell will pay for lying

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If this in fact happens, then yes. Hypocrite.

Otherwise they are not the same. Payton is directly responsible for how his coaches coach. Goodell is not remotely responsible for his players conduct off the field. What he is responsible for is how the NFL reacts, and the initial reaction was far too weak. That's the only wrongdoing by Goodell at this point.

I assert they are completely different until new/more/different information surfaces.

frick this dude

seriously


i dont have to follow the standards I set for players

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Otherwise they are not the same. Payton is directly responsible for how his coaches coach. Goodell is not remotely responsible for his players conduct off the field. 

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Nobody is blaming Goodell for Ray Rice's actions. He is under scrutiny for how it was handled, I.e. supposedly not watching the video or even worse sweeping it under the rug, and the weak punishment that was issued when knowing the severity. Whether Goodell was directly responsible for the above doesn't matter, he overseas it.

Same as Payton being blamed by Goodell for not overseeing his coaches thoroughly enough. It is indeed a similar situation.

He fricks up bounty gate investigation

Saints pay the price.

He fricks up situation will the refs.

Packers get screwed in the bad call game.

He screws up punishment for Ray Rice,

Ray and his victim wife pay the price.


It goes on and own, he is like the Goldman Sachs of football, the more he fricks up the more money he makes.