Rodger (Goodell) the Dodger loses again: Peterson case

[mgteich]

It's not FOR ME. Teams approach top talent differently than they approach bottom of roster guys. That's just reality.

I agree that teams should treat top tier players differently. However, I think that Peterson's behavior would be a huge issue in many areas of the country. I doubt that owners in those areas would risk signing Peterson.

I don't think that the issue would make a lot of difference in Dallas.

 

[Deus Irae]

I agree that teams should treat top tier players differently. However, I think that Peterson's behavior would be a huge issue in many areas of the country. I doubt that owners in those areas would risk signing Peterson.

I don't think that the issue would make a lot of difference in Dallas.

Randy Moss
Corey Dillon
Albert Haynesworth

It's possible that no team would take Peterson. It's also possible that 31 teams would take Peterson. Minnesota is on record as wanting him back, meaning it's possible that all 32 teams would take Peterson. This is clearly not an exact copy of the Ray Rice situation, given that, against his wishes, Rice was given his walking papers by his own team.

 

[Aßßynormal]

These appeals take how long? Peterson is in Limbo for how long? When did going to court become more acceptable than compromise? Peterson has, at minimum, done his "Time".

 

[varjao]

Is it safe to say that Ray Rice will nevermore play a snap in NFL ?

 

[1960Pats]

Goody the Jet has a worse winning % than the Pats opponents during the B&B years. Much worse.