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Some nice bon mots...
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http://www.si.com/nfl/2015/09/03/tom-brady-deflategate-suspension-overturned-roger-goodell
Goodell, as is his wont, was never interested in fairness. He was interested in admittance and capitulation. The NFL would only settle with Brady if Brady admitted guilt in a case that did not compel him to do so. Basically, Goodell took the NFL's interior standard of discipline to an actual court of law, and he rightly got slammed as a result. Sadly, he probably doesn't understand why.
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What we have now is the end of a useless exercise which cost millions of dollars, and man-hours, for no good result except that once again, the NFL has proven that under Goodell, it's in completely over its own organizational head. Very quickly, the guilt or innocence of the defendant became a moot point, as it has been throughout Goodell's tenure.
http://www.si.com/nfl/2015/09/03/tom-brady-deflategate-suspension-overturned-roger-goodell