Saints bounty proof documents.

[The_Sheff]

NFL Communications - Memo to Clubs and Documents Related to Saints


The first is a memo sent to all 32 teams about the process and conclusion.

Document 1 is where the good shyt is, they have handwritten notes, emails, and everything. 1000 bucks seems cheap to have someone carted off.

 

[BigSteve]

they sure do have some documents

what a bunch of idiots being so official with that stuff and lol @ these guys owing money

 

[ThugLife]

Am I the only person who doesnt give a shyt about this bounty scandal?

 

[G.O.A.T]

Jimmy Kennedy, former Minnesota Vikings defensive lineman, calls Roger Goodell a liar - ESPN

 

[Born2BKing]

So I see Paul Tagliabue is going to be the arbitrator from here on out. I miss that nikka Paul, bring him back as commish.

 

[boskey]

Jimmy Kennedy, former Minnesota Vikings defensive lineman, calls Roger Goodell a liar - ESPN

"Roger Goodell identifies me as the 'whistleblower' who approached former Viking coach Brad Childress about an alleged bounty on Brett Favre in the NFC Championship Game.

"That is a lie. I had no knowledge about any alleged bounty to reveal to anyone, and I never informed anyone that I did. Contrary to the false information disseminated by the NFL, coach Childress approached me and asked me if I knew anything about such an allegation, and I told him the truth: I did not. I had no knowledge of any such alleged bounty."

Kennedy also reiterated that he never discussed the Favre bounty with the NFL.

"Roger Goodell also states that I was interviewed by the NFL about the alleged bounty. That is another lie; I was never interviewed by the NFL, unless the NFL considers two 30-second conversations when I told NFL Security that I had no knowledge of any such allegations 'interviews.' I certainly do not," Kennedy said.


"The third lie that Roger Goodell told about me is perhaps the most upsetting because it involves a man for whom I have great respect and affection, Anthony Hargrove," Kennedy said. "The NFL states that Anthony Hargrove told me about the alleged bounty on Brett Favre. That is an utter lie; it simply never happened. I never discussed an alleged bounty with Anthony Hargrove before, during or after the NFC Championship Game. The only discussion I have had with Anthony about the alleged bounty occurred when we recently spoke about the NFL's egregiously flawed and unjust investigation and proceeding

"Last words to a bytch nikka...whyd you lie"

 

[3Rivers]

Roger Goodell recuses himself from Saints bounty appeals, Paul Tagliabue will take his place - SBNation.com

NFL commissioner Roger Goodell will recuse himself from hearing the appeals of the four players suspended for their role in the New Orleans Saints bounty program. Former NFL commissioner Paul Tagliabue will step in for Goodell to oversee the matter.

Goodell explained the decision in the statement released to the media:

"To bring this matter to a prompt and fair conclusion, I have appointed former NFL Commissioner Paul Tagliabue to serve as the hearing officer for the upcoming appeals ...

To be clear, I have not consulted with Paul Tagliabue at any point about the Saints matter nor has he been any part of the process. Furthermore, under our process the hearing officer has full authority and complete independence to decide the appeal and determine any procedural issues regarding the hearings. I will have no role in the upcoming hearings or in Mr. Tagliabue's decisions."

 

[Schmoove]

Roger Goodell recuses himself from Saints bounty appeals, Paul Tagliabue will take his place - SBNation.com

Maybe he can appoint Tagliabue as NFL Commissioner, then step down.

 

[sm0ke]

Maybe he can appoint Tagliabue as NFL Commissioner, then step down.

Goodell is a piece of shyt, lacking any of the admirable qualities of his predecessors. He loves the attention and does everything he can to get his face out there.

 

[mastermind]

"Last words to a bytch nikka...whyd you lie"

he needs to take the NFL to court then

this is defamation

 

[3Rivers]

I see on ESPN outside the lines they're replaying a segment originally aired in 1997 on "Smash for Cash" incentives. Funny how back then it was no big deal for Reggie White to admit he established a $9,500 pot for big hits. Everyone pretty much saw it as no big deal, yet today it's a huge ordeal

NFLPA files papers in federal court, cites NFL-permitted incentive program in 1996 - ESPN

 

[Schmoove]

I see on ESPN outside the lines they're replaying a segment originally aired in 1997 on "Smash for Cash" incentives. Funny how back then it was no big deal for Reggie White to admit he established a $9,500 pot for big hits. Everyone pretty much saw it as no big deal, yet today it's a huge ordeal

NFLPA files papers in federal court, cites NFL-permitted incentive program in 1996 - ESPN

The common denominator is Roger Goodell. If these nikkas wanna gamble on knockin each others teeth out, let them cook mane DAYUM.

 

[Huellz Santana]

just read that pdf




all this time I thoguth there was no evidence
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[Stone]

The common denominator is Roger Goodell. If these nikkas wanna gamble on knockin each others teeth out, let them cook mane DAYUM.

they're being sued for millions of dollars RIGHT NOW for some of these very same hits

 

[3Rivers]

they're replaying the segment on NFL live right now