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How about rescuing Allen Robinson from Blake Bortles instead?

The point is they will willingly follow him/allow him to lead as long as they believe that projection to be attainable. That is all they care about. Nothing else. They obviously haven't gotten to the point yet as to where they think he is damaging the product enough to hurt profits.

Goodell promised them the NFL will make $25 billion a year by 2027, thus creating his own job security. Anytime he screw ups (which is basically any time he makes a decision) he just has to remind them the end goal. The greedy billionaires value money over all else and are blinded to the damage...

Besides what you list, the 45 minute Tribute to America to open each game, which is really just a insincere recruiting tool for the armed services the NFL took money for until they were found out, the closeups of the idiot protesters. then Papa John commercial with Peyton Manning followed by...

In that case Pats should sign Jeff Gillooly to kneecap the opposing team's QB before each game.

They were part of the All-American Football Conference from 46-49 and won the championship each year.

Curtis Martin 95-97: 958 Carries 3799 Yards 32TD 4.0 YPC 117 Catches 890 Yards 5 TD 7.6 YPR Corey Dillon 04-06: 753 Carries 3180 Yards 37 TD 4.2 YPC 52 Catches 431 Yards 2 TD 8.3 YPR LaGarrette Blount 13-16: 400 Carries 1826 Yards 17 TD 4.6 YPC 12 Catches 99 Yards 1 TD 8.3 YPR

Martin had 958 carries in his three season here, including 368 his rookie year, Blount is going into year 4 to hit 400, so you really can't compare the two. Blount's avg would certainly go down with more carries. Blount averaged 5 YPC while splitting time with Ridley (which is how I believe he...

Steve Grogan: 445 carries, 2176 Yards, 4.9 Avg OP didn't mention only RB, article did.

I would be, without knowing his health or why he's fallen out of favor. They said he was quicker than last year in TC.

Like the ones who think it's the not yet three week old, non voting, advisory Chairman's Committee that decides his fate? It's the Executive's Committee that decides his fate, made up of reps from all 32, not just 6. So besides getting the Committee, the number of votes, who gets to vote and...

No Problem, I like having a third league to play in. Got yours and everybody else's payment but one, I'll send him a message tonight. Will also be listing the prize money breakdown tonight as well.

He didn't do these things you list out of the kindness of his heart, they were business decisions. 1. He didn't take the money from Orthwein because he knew he could likely leverage his position into being able to purchase the team - which he did. 2. I would have to imagine that he along with...

Exactly.

That would be a lot more believable argument if Spygate never happened. Spygate got Kraft to double down on his devotion to Goodell, becoming his little sidekick, helping Goodell to bully other franchises into accepting unjust punishments. If he truly believed that than he is too mentally...

That is a ridiculous exaggeration. Kraft's "kingdom"was never in danger of crumbling down if he simply gave Brady more support. He didn't fight for what was right, at least not in any meaningful or constructive way, he instead cowered, and let the people conspiring against Brady and the team...

Turns out you're right. What a novel concept. Was wondering what Le'Veon Bell or Gregory had done to warrant a reduced suspension. Too bad Brady's stuck with a conspirator as judge, jury and executioner. Would love to see how far Brady's suspension would hold up under a true neutral arbitrator...

This time the Cowboy's Randy Gregory, from 10 to 4. I guess that's what you get when you're in Goodell's good graces. But hey, there are big pictures of Brady at the stadium, so I guess it's all good.

It would be more sincere.

So are they.