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Should Pats Petition?
After the season, do you expect the Patriots to petition Roger Goodell to review and modify his penalty for video taping?
Many players have petitioned Goodell and Tagliabue, and in most cases the Penalty was reduced. With the precedents established, and on the books for the CAP infractions by the 49ers and Broncos, leading to a forfeit of a third round pick. Do you think they will do so? :confused: Should they even do so? If they did, might Goodell reduce the penalty toconform to precedent and give them their First Rounder back, and take a third, like precedent would suggest? Would he reduce the fine?:confused: |
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Nonetheless, I doubt they will. |
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No, I'm sure Kraft and BB want Spygate to go away. There's no need to reopen an old wound. Goodell's not going to give a first rounder back...That's just not going to happen.
If you get fined for going 70 in a 45 and the next day they change the speed limit to 70 do you get your money back? |
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What could possibly be their argument? With players, there's a union involved so they have to get a slightly more fair shake. Why would Goodell even consider changing his mind? It's not as if new evidence absolving them has come to light. Sorry, but they're still guilty.
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Dont' you have to do that within a short time after the ruling comes down?
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Goodell has backed himself into a corner in his rush to judgement, and cannot reverse himself as he will be viewed as weak on the coaches/owners.. |
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Doesn't seem likely that any appeal they could muster would have solid footing because the evidence has all been destroyed, it would be a matter of arguing over the validity of his interpretation. As we know from internet boards, people don't often just straight up admit they were wrong unless there is at least some irrefutable evidence that proves they were wrong.
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not for me; matter closed and i think also Mr Kraft and BB have no intention to 're-open it'
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