Jerry Jones, potential lawsuit vs NFL
 

Interesting article.

http://www.espn.com/espn/otl/story/_...-roger-goodell
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Can someone paste the article for me. To hard on iPhone.

FTFY

Okay then.

Reetard_KC

Jerry Jones is biggest two faced sack if shit ever to own a team. He praised Roger and stood behind his every decision publicly until the Zeke stuff. Now hes done a full 180. He was pushing for his extension now he wants to sue because Zeke is a sack of shit that he needs on the field.

Well the story goes Goodell told Jerry Zeke wasn't going to be suspended before his HoF speech and then he did it.

Suggest you don't **** with the most prominent owner in sports. 17 other teams have joined him.

Steelers, Patriots, Chiefs, Texans, Rams, Raiders to name a few of the rumored ones.

An added bonus - Jerry Jones ever faces allegations of sexual abuse, his lawyer David Boies can help to cover up Jones' misdeeds. :D

NFL owners plan to complete their contract extension with Commissioner Roger Goodell despite the threat by Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones to file a lawsuit to block the deal, according to multiple people familiar with the situation.

https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/...=.7c119a621daf

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No harm, no foul. The only one who can question it is Jones wifey...

Jerry Jones, potential lawsuit vs NFL
 

So angry.

As much as nfl fan hates Goodell. You would think he would get a lot of support from the nfl fan.

1) Billionaire NFL owners hire puppet to do their dirty work.

2) NFL fans lose their minds over all the bad "decisions" the puppet makes

3) Puppet outlives his usefulness and gets tossed like a used tampon

4) Billionaire owners hire shiny new puppet

5) Repeat

Agree with Kornhole on this one... Jerry probably has a fair leg up. The league has been far too wavering on player and team discipline during Goddell's tenure. To me, unless there is a court ruling on a legal matter, the league shouldn't be involved. If a team wants to suspend for misconduct, I'm fine with that. It's simply not the league's place to make these judgements, and then hand out whatever punishment they want when they do. Extending the contract of the chief architect of these procedures is lunacy.

Jerry is a two faced piece of shit. A few days ago he claimed the Cowboys have a zero tolerance policy for domestic abuse. Ever hear of Greg Hardy you senile old man?

Jones has Papa Johns running around trying to do his dirty work for him.

The commissioner is in a no win situation when it comes to domestic violence. If they leave things to the judicial system and a video pops up the advertisers get mad and threaten boycotts if nothing is done. You suspend a player on a team and 31 teams are for it. Jones was all for punishing Brady and the Pats. Now that it's his player in the spotlight ole Jerry can't handle it.

Jerry, you will never be Al Davis.

Brady and the Pat had to do with the "Game"

Elliott's suspension has do do with what he did in his private life. Just the public's veiw of the NFL's players.

I don't think they are the same. If Elliott has plead the matter down,
taken a SOS, or gone to trial and facts were substantiated as truth then Goodell would have a leg to stand on. Guilty verdict on the crime or not.

Otherwise I do think he has over reached his authority. In this matter, NFL justice is the lack thereof.

And Elliott is probably a sleaze, probably guilty but it's all hearsay as of now until someone says it under oath.

The loser in all this is Jason Witten. All his work with domestic violence victims is being diminished.

So Reetarded

Jerry Jones is a ****ing crybaby.

He's pissed at Goodell for coming down "too hard" on Elliott and therefore, wants Goodell's contract restructured to give him less money and make him work for incentives.

What a phony ****.

ROFL

So original

IMO Gerald has every right to be "hypocritical " because he's also being incredibly consistent...

Wtf cornhole, you make no sense....

Gerald owns a company and pursues the interests of the company, regardless of nature. He wasn't in favor of brady being banned out of some sense of justice. It increased his own company's likelihood of success.

The zeke suspension is likewise not about justice (although that will be the public PC argument). It is about protecting the interests of the business.

That, my friends, is corporate America.

Jerry gonna Jerry. But no one feels sorry or bad for goodell regardless of Jerry.

Yup, Goodell makes something like 100k a day to be the league's punching bag, for the owners, the fans, the players, and the media.

Sign me up for that gig any day.

**** Jerry, but **** Godell too.

No, **** the 31 owners who are okay with extending Goodell’s contract. This is madness. No sports commissioner is universally hated like this. It’s a terrible look and just the optics of a guy getting mercilessly booed everywhere he goes should be enough to make an extension a no-go. Plus he’s terrible at his job.

They put him in to do exactly this. They wanted to use the Commissioner as a strong arm vs. the players.

He waffled.

It's not his mistakes they hate it's his lack of consistency and his failing to take a stand on anything as a league...

His job is to be the object of the hate, and to distract people from hating the owners. He's highly effective at that job, and deserves an extension.

That wasn’t the job of the last commissioner, and I don’t remember people hating the owners. With Goodell I actually have reason to be pissed at the owners. I blame his incompetence on their incompetence. It’s pure idiocy.

I still can't believe people get mad at Goodell. He does what the owners want FFS.

What a ****ing snake. Applauded NFL overreach of Deflategate. Said NFL made the right correction on suspending Ray Rice. But when it's his own player, he goes ape shit. It's one thing to at least attempt to look out for the shield. You can't applaud going after other team's players then go ballistic when that same standard is applied to your own player.

He has no obligation to be the punishment dictator. Almost every dumb licensing deal and media saturation deal reeks of his fingerprints. It takes clueless owners to agree. But let's not doubt for a second he has his fingerprints all over the mess of today's NFL.

And Elliott is probably a sleaze, probably guilty but it's all hearsay as of now until someone says it under oath.[/QUOTE]

As someone who actually knows a member of Zeke's family who knows the whole story, I will say this.
The crazy b!tch stalked Zeke for over a year after they hooked up once or twice. He never layed a hand on her, the injuries she sustained was in a bar fight with another crazy b!tch.
Zeke should of known better and should of handled it better than he did. But sometimes young men think with the wrong head and being a stud athlete in college makes you a prime target. Legally he was cleared so I personally think the NFL should back off as well.

Same guy who had no problem signing Greg Hardy and was perfectly fine with Michael Irvin committing attempted murder over a spot in line at the barbershop.

You'd be hard-pressed to find a bigger scumbag in sports than Jerry Jones.

Gary Bettman is booed every time he even shows his face anywhere near hockey fans. It has been that way for 2+ decades.

If that’s your case for Jones being a scumbag you must despise Clark Hunt as well.

You're right, Tagliabue's job was to actually commission. But the scene has changed, along with the job description. Blame Twitter, the media, and an overall leftists attack on the league for this.

Seeing someone get mad at Goodell is like seeing someone argue with Triumph the Insult Comic Dog instead of Robert Smigel.


You honestly believe that 32 billionaire owners and their armies of lawyers are somehow being hoodwinked by that ginger douche?

Did the owners have this much power over tagliabue? Do other leagues give owners this much power? Goodell is a disaster. The only reason this shit is happening is because Goodell installed a stupid ass punishment system where he acts as dictator. Not only does he alone decide who he punishes, he does it wildly inconstently. At work we call a guy like Goodell a shiny object chaser. Other leagues don't have this problem because they have a standardized, consistent system for punishing players that isn't influenced by owner politics.

The decision to protect the nfl shield in this manner may have been approved by the owners, but the execution has Goodells fingerprints all over it.

Right, that's the problem. Liberals and the media. :shake:

I said change, not problem. Don't project your bias on me.

The political and media climate today is irrefutably more hostile than it was under Tagliabue's leadership

I'm not particularly keen on the NFL sitting in judgement on what players do in private. (If you have an office/desk job, should your boss suspend you for four weeks if you are arrested for DUI over the weekend?).

But given how fans react, I'm not surprised that the NFL does this. Innocent until proven guilty sounds good but it is not very viable in practice. The criminal system usually moves really slowly and the guilty beyond reasonable doubt with 12 jurors is a very high standard. If you are going to wait until you have guilty verdict from a criminal courtroom, the fans will still hate that the league is letting a player that is "known" to have done "x" on the field.