So Gregg Williams threw J. Vilma under the bus huh?/Whistleblower Named

[Alexander The Great]

September 17, 2012NFL gave Jonathan Vilma a sworn affidavit from former Saints DC Gregg Williams that the New Orleans LB offered $10,000 to any teammate who knocked Brett Favre out of the January 2010 NFC Championship game. More on ESPN and ESPN.com.

and he signed it on the 14th of this month

my dawg Vilma

The NFL finally has outed the whistleblower.

After months of blurring the line between reasonably protecting persons who provided information confidentially and unreasonably shielding key witnesses from scrutiny, the league produced a declaration from former Saints assistant coach Mike Cerullo to Saints linebacker Jonathan Vilma during Monday’s marathon meeting at 345 Park Avenue, according to Albert Breer of NFL.com.

Per Breer, Cerullo’s declaration contradicts portions of Gregg Williams’ declaration.

Hopefully, we’ll eventually have a chance to compare and contrast the allegations and explanations. Until then, the significant news is that the league has fully embraced its do-over, dramatically reversing course on a stubborn refusal to disclose Cerullo’s name.

Vilma’s lawsuit challenging his initial suspension contends that Cerullo blew the whistle, and that Cerullo had pledged revenge against the Saints and specifically assistant head coach Joe Vitt after Cerullo was fired in 2010. Cerullo had maintained a low profile throughout the bounty investigation.

 

[23Barrettcity]

So goodell was right to suspend him?

 

[Lee_Land]

 

[SubZeroDegrees]

The Nazi plea bargaining now

Goodell probably told him to sign the affidavit in order to coach the NFL again

This nikka getting desperate.

 

[FreshAIG]

Snitching smfh

 

[Jerz-2]

Goodell probably told him to sign the affidavit in order to coach the NFL again

Yep.

Now THIS....is snitching.

But Vilma lost regardless.

 

[O.iatlhawksfan]

Yu enforce the bounty system and than yu wanna snitch on the people who didn't snitch on yu....not cool

 

[HoLLaBaCK]

after he told them to go up and lie...

 

[KplusK]

yeah thats crazy he will never be able to coach again at all no players would listen or respect this dude ever again

 

[Da King]

fukking snitch fakkit

 

[SHAQAVELLI]

Vilma lost

 

[PortCityProphet]

thats why this whole situation is a cluster fukk. Williams gonna say anything to try to coach again. thing about it no one is gonna hire him after this anyway.
fukk greg williams

 

[Kunty McPhuck]

Unless Williams got film or recordings on Vilma doin that, the Saints players gunna ride for Vilma vs Williams.

Gregg better live thru his son

 

[Ice Cold]

the very definition of snitching, you were telling people to do it but you got busted and want to rat out everyone else

 

[Alexander The Great]

The NFL finally has outed the whistleblower.

After months of blurring the line between reasonably protecting persons who provided information confidentially and unreasonably shielding key witnesses from scrutiny, the league produced a declaration from former Saints assistant coach Mike Cerullo to Saints linebacker Jonathan Vilma during Monday’s marathon meeting at 345 Park Avenue, according to Albert Breer of NFL.com.

Per Breer, Cerullo’s declaration contradicts portions of Gregg Williams’ declaration.

Hopefully, we’ll eventually have a chance to compare and contrast the allegations and explanations. Until then, the significant news is that the league has fully embraced its do-over, dramatically reversing course on a stubborn refusal to disclose Cerullo’s name.

Vilma’s lawsuit challenging his initial suspension contends that Cerullo blew the whistle, and that Cerullo had pledged revenge against the Saints and specifically assistant head coach Joe Vitt after Cerullo was fired in 2010. Cerullo had maintained a low profile throughout the bounty investigation.