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Jonathan Vilma's Lawsuit Against Roger Goodell Dismissed - F ROGER GOODELL (https://chiefsplanet.com/BB/showthread.php?t=269018)

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Originally Posted by houstonwhodat (Post 9329154)

One will never know now because the evidence will never get released.

know what?

That Vilma filed an invalid lawsuit? It got thrown out right?
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Originally Posted by chiefzilla1501 (Post 9329121)

Agreed.

This is the worst kind of cheating too. It's cheating to get a competitive advantage. It's the Tonya Harding way -- if you can't beat the competition, then cheat to force the competition out of the game.

Guess yall forgot about this?

Chiefs preached “Kill the head and the body will die,” too. - ProFootballTalk

"Among the many incendiary statements that former Saints defensive coordinator Gregg Williams used to fire up his players was, “Kill the head and the body will die.” There’s been a great deal of debate about what Williams meant when he talked about killing the head, but there’s no doubt about this: He wasn’t the only one in the NFL who used that phrase.

In fact, players walking into the Kansas City Chiefs’ defensive line room in 2008 were greeted with that slogan painted in huge letters: “KILL THE HEAD & THE BODY WILL DIE.”

http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com...-will-die-too/

So were the Chiefs trying to hurt people when Herm Edwards was the coach?

No it's just bullshit locker room talk.

Players hear it every day, but maybe not now.

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Originally Posted by JASONSAUTO (Post 9329156)

Lol. Dude they were PAYING for players to hit late, and try to injure players.

It happened, take your head out of your ass
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Forget it.

Did the chiefs coaches pay money illegally for hits and injuries?
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Originally Posted by houstonwhodat (Post 9329162)

Forget it.

Done now?

It's a fact. Really it is. They paid money for players to try and injure other players. It happened
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Originally Posted by JASONSAUTO (Post 9329166)

Done now?

It's a fact. Really it is. They paid money for players to try and injure other players. It happened
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Wrong.

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Originally Posted by houstonwhodat (Post 9329168)

Wrong.

Prove it.
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Williams was suspended indefinitely, the hc missed the whole year.

But nothing happened?
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And it could have gotten worse, I get ten grand in cash that was pay for a job and I don't report it and it comes out.

Tax evasion.
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Does anybody really ink the NFL made is up specifically to target the Saints - you know, the DARLING of the post-Katrina NFL?

If the NFL wanted to destroy a team, they would have targeted somebody like KC or Miami.

They didn't just make this up.

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Originally Posted by houstonwhodat (Post 9329161)

I didn't forget about this.

1) You're taking that ridiculously too literal
2) That is a far cry from the specific things Gregg WIlliams was asking his team to do, that is different from using a catchphrase versus paying people to actually do it, and you seem to be forgetting about Gregg Williams talking about specific injuries and how he wants his team to go after them.

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Originally Posted by htismaqe (Post 9329193)

This
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Goodell released to the accused players a certain amount (enough to indicate their involvement) of the evidence against them. If there's no credible evidence at all, why haven't any of the players brought any of that out for the public to see?

So Roger Goodell is the reason we are alternating picks with the jags rather than having them at the top of each round? That son of a bitch.

Goodell is a douche, but I don't think he was trying to keep the Saints out of the Super Bowl. Their crappy defense has done their part in keeping them out of the big game the last couple of years.