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Originally Posted by Tuckdaddy
It has nothing to do with what I'm good with, it's the way it is in large corporations and if the players thought the CBA was good for them or they had rights then they didn't read it. Employees are not allowed to just do whatever they want.
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And absolutely nobody said they did.
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Lets not forget the owners fought for their CEO to have all the say in these matters. Kraft included. If your top dog that is charged with assuring the product is made with quality, like Roger is, wants to speak with you then you go and speak with them. That is in any corporation. Players like your boy and apparently other players have the attitude of "How dare he give me any demands" "I am the man". If they don't like it then they can quit and stop whining about it like little kids. They signed it and now want to complain like babies.
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Pretty sure nobody thought Goodell was going to become Herr Krazy Psyko Kommissar. I mean, for however many years the NFL did just fine, and then this guy comes along and hands out suspensions like Pez for everything and anything, regardless of past history, or his own rulebooks. It's crazy, and I don't blame NFL players one bit for not liking a system that makes no sense.
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Roger is above them in the corporation. He is quality control and they have no choice but to comply with what he says. That is it. Brady and AP found out the hard way.
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Roger and the players aren't even in the same corporation you dummy. The NFL teams delegated authority to the Commissioner's office with respect to certain matters, per the NFL partnership agreement which all clubs sign.
But whatever. Teh NFL is god and those ****tard players ought to just shut up and bend over like the little bitches they are. Ok, your position is duly noted.