re: I can no longer pull for the Saints or its admin

Saints are fricking thugs. I love watching you clowns cry and freak out.

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Saints are fricking thugs. I love watching you clowns cry and freak out.

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first of all its not confirmed this is what happened yet. second of all if it is confirmed how did it change their play if they were doing dirty hits then the refs must have been dropping the ball because outside of maybe roman harpers idiotic hit in the endzone i dont recall any extreme fouls or fines given. third of all paying a defensive player to try to hit someone as hard as they can isnt that kind of what their salary is there job is to lay mother frickers out when big hits occur they are praised all over espn now all of a sudden our big hits are considered dirty i dont think so hombre cant have it both ways

Oh he trollin and yall bit hard

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Read this and take your tampon out

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"In addressing the damning allegations of placing bounties on opposing players, I would like to believe the Saints instituted policies that rewarded defenders for hard but clean shots that separated ball carriers from the ball. These "knockout" shots, as we called them, were not inflicted with the intent to injure, but rather to establish a physical tone that created hesitation and fear in the minds of offensive players venturing across the middle of the field."

This is not what the Saints were doing. From the reports I have read they rewarded players extra for having their opponent carted off the field, the injury and not the hit was the goal.

Relax guys, I'm saints fan just like you are just can't understand how so of many make excuses for this behavior. However had this come out about a huge rival like atl, you would be singing a different tune. Or if atl would have INTENTIONALLY INJURED brees while participating in the same scheme. This is about purposefully injurying players, not playing tough defense.

Good. You sucked anyway

They have a video on NFL.com asking Patrick Henry, who played 11 years in the NFL at DE about this. He said of course they had bounty programs but he was never apart of a team that specifically rewarded the injury.

I'm neutral on the Saints, but it amazes me the you guys can't just come out and say that paying players specifically for having a guy carted off the field is wrong.

"if", "if", "if",

NO PLAYERS WERE INJURED IN THIS SCHEME!

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NO PLAYERS WERE INJURED IN THIS SCHEME!

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Whether or not someone was hurt or if every team or if only the Saints did it, its still wrong to pay players specifically to cause long term serious injuries.

So, if someone has the intent to speed but never does is he guilty of speeding?

I may feel bad if anyone actually missed any time from this but it didn't happen.

I would be curious who got paid and for what injuries they caused. I can't recall any "cartoffs" during this time period. The only thing that looked bad to me was the shot on Steve Smith this year after his TD.