deflategate was retaliation for Spygate. Many NFL owners were pissed that NE got away with videotaping and made clear to Goodell that NE needed to be punished. so it's not comparable to this "investigation" because it was a specific-purpose retaliatory attack.
ray rice situation appears to be comparable in that this shit goes down and the NFL's first reflex is to 'save' the guy (and their money)
we know the NFL does this for players, because this video makes clear that they do:
hilarious in retrospect because Teddy Bridgewater is about as clean as they come
what is surprising to me is that they have been caught again. that they didn't pay off the guy / hotel and buy the video and bury it is surprising. you can let the loose end dangle out there
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96583UP wrote:deflategate was retaliation for Spygate. Many NFL owners were pissed that NE got away with videotaping and made clear to Goodell that NE needed to be punished. so it's not comparable to this "investigation" because it was a specific-purpose retaliatory attack.
ray rice situation appears to be comparable in that this shit goes down and the NFL's first reflex is to 'save' the guy (and their money)
we know the NFL does this for players, because this video makes clear that they do:
hilarious in retrospect because Teddy Bridgewater is about as clean as they come
what is surprising to me is that they have been caught again. that they didn't pay off the guy / hotel and buy the video and bury it is surprising. you can let the loose end dangle out there
it shouldn't take a videotape to punish a player - the investigation was pretty limited and shitty.
96583UP wrote:
what is surprising to me is that they have been caught again. that they didn't pay off the guy / hotel and buy the video and bury it is surprising. you can let the loose end dangle out there
They didn't even interview Hunt, the one thing that they had the authority to do:
McCarthy either doesn't know how to "ride" a running back (Aaron Jones is a beast) or is too worried about Rodgers being pissed about not throwing 40 times a game (which I don't think he would be).
Either way, he clearly doesn't know how to communicate with his team, can't manage a game clock and makes REALLY questionable play calls in critical situations.
Rodgers has been the best QB in the league for the last 10 years.
He's been let down by the organization, both by their support of McCarthy and their general philosophies.