Politics in the NFL

[Drink IRON City]

Good points Tape. Just one addition. The league settled with Ray Rice and he did get a pay day:

https://www.sbnation.com/nfl/2015/3/3/8142765/ray-rice-wrongful-termination-settlement

An average guy such as myself that seems like a LOT of money able ing me to retire the rest of my life but to the high life living NFL RB that will last 3years........TOPs.




Salute the nation

 

[Black & Gold Bleeder]

Zona, I think those ages were right in the 80s, but you can change the 30 to 50 and I'd agree with you now.

No its still true. There are just more that meet the criteria.

 

[Coach]

NFL arrest record by team since 2000
Team # of Arrests Since 2000
Minnesota Vikings 42

Cincinnati Bengals 40

Denver Broncos 36

Tennessee Titans 33

Miami Dolphins 28

Kansas City Chiefs 28

Jacksonville Jaguars 27

Tampa Bay Buccaneers 27

Cleveland Browns 26

San Diego Chargers 25

Indianapolis Colts 24

Chicago Bears 23

Seattle Seahawks 20

New Orleans Saints 20

Washington Redskins 18

Oakland Raiders 18

Baltimore Ravens 18

Carolina Panthers 18

Green Bay Packers 17

Pittsburgh Steelers 17

Atlanta Falcons 16

San Francisco 49ers 16

Detroit Lions 15

New England Patriots 15

Buffalo Bills 14

Dallas Cowboys 13

New York Giants 13

Arizona Cardinals 12

New York Jets 11

Philadelphia Eagles10

Houston Texans 9

St Louis Rams 8

Total 656

What were they from 1980-1999?

 

[black and gold apex]

Not a fan of Goddel but the owners wanted someone to clean up league and he did try that but now with owners and judges in his way why would he care, hell he has made enough money to life where he wants and not have all the hassles that has become NFL football. The NFL owners can blame him all they want but they themselves hired all that is trouble in the NFL, they won't clean up their own teams, they have allowed the game to not be about the score, the record or play of any team. The NFL has become everything else but the game on the field.

 

[Spike]

Former Steeler loses bid for Pennsylvania Supreme Court

Former Steelers defensive back Dwayne Woodruff has lost his bid for the Pennsylvania Supreme Court, the second time in three years that he has run unsuccessfully for the office. Woodruff, a family court judge in Allegheny County, reportedly ran a “low-key campaign,” but he did choose to criticize President Trump for his attack on NFL players who choose to kneel during the anthem via a mailing which claimed that the country’s chief executive “push[ed] our country to become more divided and ultimately penalize[d] our First Amendment rights.”

The Republican Party responded with a mailing that advocated the election of “judges who share our values and stand for the flag.”

http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.co...ler-loses-bid-for-pennsylvania-supreme-court/

 

[Drink IRON City]

Not a fan of Goddel but the owners wanted someone to clean up league and he did try that but now with owners and judges in his way why would he care, hell he has made enough money to life where he wants and not have all the hassles that has become NFL football. The NFL owners can blame him all they want but they themselves hired all that is trouble in the NFL, they won't clean up their own teams, they have allowed the game to not be about the score, the record or play of any team. The NFL has become everything else but the game on the field.

Also realize that Jerry Jones is spearheading the NON-extension of the "rog" to this point. I don't know if you saw his interview but it made sense that the owners "timing" is right for JOB evaluation. There is a slight chance of termination unless there there is some sort of plan on retaining adding viewership. As you've said the "rog" has made more than enough to live the rest of his existance.





Salute the nation