homerun1970
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Wonder how aggressive he can be this time?
Wonder how aggressive he can be this time?
Saints look out rodger will be coming again
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CANHawk
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The way we rotate guys on and off the roster, we're probably lucky that WE'RE not in Rog's radar...
homerun1970
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That's true but so far we haven't offended the new America's team the Broncos unless you count that 43-8 thrashing. I think for that alone they may have to give two firsts to the Mannings and also lose Payton for two years minimum.
The Battle #83
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Saints got cleared of this after the game ended
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Maybe while Goodell and Co. Are going after the Saints they can find where they put their credibility.
Sports Hernia
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They'd have to have some before they could lose any.El Caliente":1nue4z2l said:
homerun1970
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They have no credibility. I was thinking Rodger would be in a mood to lash out, glad they found no wrong doing Saints have had enough misery for one team.
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League clears Saints in Todd Davis situation
Posted by Mike Florio on November 16, 2014, 4:23 PM EST
If the NFL was indeed investigating the Saints’ handling of the release of linebacker Todd Davis, the investigation was wrapped up a lot more quickly than Robert Mueller’s ongoing probe into the Ray Rice debacle.
On the very same day that news of the investigation first emerged, the NFL has issued a statement clearing the Saints of any wrongdoing: “The Saints have been in compliance with league rules with regard to this situation.”
The fact that the Saints quickly were exonerated doesn’t explain why it was even a story that the NFL was exploring possible wrongdoing by the Saints. Per a league source, the Broncos didn’t complain about the fact that Davis remained in the Saints’ facility after the Saints released him. According to the source, Saints G.M. Mickey Loomis gave Davis an endorsement to Broncos G.M. John Elway, after Davis was cut.
So it appears that someone with the league office leaked what ultimately was (and may have always been) a non-story. Which would be a convenient diversion for the NFL at a time when both the Adrian Peterson situation and the Ray Rice appeal are coming to a head.
Posted by Mike Florio on November 16, 2014, 4:23 PM EST
If the NFL was indeed investigating the Saints’ handling of the release of linebacker Todd Davis, the investigation was wrapped up a lot more quickly than Robert Mueller’s ongoing probe into the Ray Rice debacle.
On the very same day that news of the investigation first emerged, the NFL has issued a statement clearing the Saints of any wrongdoing: “The Saints have been in compliance with league rules with regard to this situation.”
The fact that the Saints quickly were exonerated doesn’t explain why it was even a story that the NFL was exploring possible wrongdoing by the Saints. Per a league source, the Broncos didn’t complain about the fact that Davis remained in the Saints’ facility after the Saints released him. According to the source, Saints G.M. Mickey Loomis gave Davis an endorsement to Broncos G.M. John Elway, after Davis was cut.
So it appears that someone with the league office leaked what ultimately was (and may have always been) a non-story. Which would be a convenient diversion for the NFL at a time when both the Adrian Peterson situation and the Ray Rice appeal are coming to a head.
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