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Hero's Falling At Home
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Save New Orleans and now we find out. Ha
Huh? What's dat ya say?
Save New Orleans and now we find out. Ha
Just throwing this out for discussion guys..."Who do you think is more at fault...Coaches or Players"..... Bare in mind,we all know it happens on every team..But to this extent, I don't know...It seems to me Williams had a lot more to do with this, than folks are telling...Benson is trying to wash his hands of it,by saying he told Loomis to "take care of it"...I don't know if every football player or fan for that matter,thinks this is a big deal..Maybe it will rekindle the "old" game of football..Who knows...
Just throwing this out for discussion guys..."Who do you think is more at fault...Coaches or Players"..... Bare in mind,we all know it happens on every team..But to this extent, I don't know...It seems to me Williams had a lot more to do with this, than folks are telling...Benson is trying to wash his hands of it,by saying he told Loomis to "take care of it"...I don't know if every football player or fan for that matter,thinks this is a big deal..Maybe it will rekindle the "old" game of football..Who knows...
UPDATE Saints GM and coach admit blame
New Orleans Saints coach Sean Payton and general manager Mickey Loomis have taken “full responsibility” for the bounty program run by former assistant coach Gregg Williams.
In a statement released Tuesday, Payton and Loomis admit violations of league rules “happened under our watch.” They also promised it would never happen again. Payton and Loomis say Saints owner Tom Benson “had nothing to do” with the bounty pool.The league’s investigation found that Benson told Loomis to stop the bounty program once the NFL alerted the owner about it, but Loomis did not act. The NFL also said Payton was aware of the program and did nothing to stop it............
Saints GM and coach admit blame - NFL - Yahoo! Sports