NFLs handling of ray rice situation
Re: NFLs handling of ray rice situation
I responded to your usage of the words "banned substance abuse". There are a lot of banned substances, especially when it comes to professional athletes. I interpreted your words to mean a year off w/o pay for a guy using steroids. Maybe you should be more specific, too.Manfred wrote:You need to re-read your initial post, then. YOU are the one who said there should not be any banned substances, and followed that up with isn't taking prescribed medicines the same as performance enhancing drugs? If that was not your intent, then you need a disclaimer before all-encompassing statements like that.
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konjo78
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Re: NFLs handling of ray rice situation
This is stating to overpass sterling level of scandal
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PLDragons24
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They need a whole new front office for the NFL. I was reading an article a week or so ago that had a bunch of incidents just as bad as this and some worse, and they all got brushed under the rug until the got caught this time. It's also ridiculous how much they have changed rules to allow offenses to score more points so that the casual fans don't get bored. It takes away the true football feel. If I didn't like the steelers so much I wouldn't watch the NFL at all anymore. At least I can still watch real football on Fridays and Saturdays.