PATRIOT64
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Tags was a piece of crap. He had a clear agenda against a certain team I happen to root for, which was obvious from comments he made after one of our superbowl victories. Couldn't bring himself to say anything good about Brady and Belichick in response to a direct question, just mumbled that there are 'lots' of good players in the league.
Roz was the best.
I will love Goodell if he cracks down on Vick and his animal torture practices.
But he seems a little too intent to assert his will, and that worries me, he may go too far at some point. In fact, I really think he will end up pissing us all off at some point. He will make some needed reforms, but we will all breath a sigh of relief when he is gone.
Just like I celebrated the departure of Tags. :rocker:
Maybe he might suspend the whole New England Patriots organization if we win too many Super Bowls in the next few years citing his decision was based on that we probably paid off the other 31 teams to lay down for us?
I really think that Tags already tried that to the absolute best of his ability in many ways that we don't know, and in some ways we do know.
Every single thing that has happened in this league since 2001 has been distinctly anti-Belichick or anti-Pats.
It was clearly an obsession that came from high up to reign in the champs through any means possible.
At least Goodell seems much more obsessed with reminding the overpaid 22 year olds that they are here for our entertainment, and nothing more.
But Goodell is going to swing a big stick, and we all will need to duck for cover at some point.
I was just telling my brother the other day that there are always people who will concoct and believe in conspiracy theories. Personally, I don't buy it.