madlithuanian

If the Bears are willing to spend it, I'm more than willing to root for it!

Agreed.

Agreed.

Cliff could make it happen...

It's still pretty regardless. Willing $5 million is better than winning $2 million. But $2 million is pretty damn awesome!

Agreed.

Hell, I wouldn't be shocked if Papa Bear himself started it... But that was then, this is now. If the NFL wants to make a statement...make it. It's not a right to coach. It's a privilege. They can coach in Canada, Arena or college next. It's called a deturant. (sp?) You cannot guarantee anything. But smart men that want to keep their jobs will stop it vs turn a cold shoulder or condone it. Like with player hits...if the penalty isn't harsh, there's no incentive to stop? I'm sure the NFL with do something. How far they'll go will be curious. I am just a hardass... These guys knew better. There is simply no excuse. The NFL can only do so much to the players, but they can strike fear into the coaches.

Dude, before calling me a dick, make sure you got the right person... I didn't post the comment about you smoking pot. And I could care less if you did. Please read who posted what before responding. I will now respond to the first part of your comment because that is the one we were discussing... Honestly, I just don't see the Giants making that trade pure and simple.

That's a fair assessment.

Easy fix. Ban Loomis, Sean Payton and Greg Williams from ever coaching int he NFL again. I guarantee, you'll never see another coach turning a blind eye again... Let's see how heavy handed the NFL is now. That moves hurts the coaches involved, and the teams involved. It also hurts the Rams, but they should have done more due dilligence just like when we picked up Hurd.

I remember it like it was yesterday. You are 100% correct. In fact, he had a few other people on the list including Walter.

I remember it like it was yesterday. You are 100% correct. In fact, he had a few other people on the list including Walter.

Peppers is up there, that's not saying much sadly.... We wouldn't be losing anything other than salary for Williams either, no? I'm more than OK giving up a first for a talent like Wallace. Osi is not worth the money from a long term perspective. Mario will cost a ton too, but he'll be around for year. Year after peppers retires. Osi may be around at best one or two more years.

Sounds Madden-esque! I just don't see that happening. Osi strikes me as just being too old... If we're going to go all in, then let's sign Mario W, and get Wallace. We lose a 1st rounder, but gain 2 young pro bowl caliber players that should be productive for years... But, I doubt that'll happen too!

pft's info.... http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2012/...ed-bounty-rule/

Dang...I too have lost respect for them.

Finally got the issue resolved, and they ended up still giving me the 50% off. They apologized for the issues and acted professionally once I contacted them.

BUZZKILL!!!!

So true!

I think Brittanica just called for rights to his image...

Ding dong the witch is dead!!!! http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2012/...-frank-omiyale/

True. Although, face value the tickets are relatively cheap enough for any fan to go at just face value. It's when the scalpers get them, the prices go up. Once the prices get too high, then you'll see empty seats! As long as the team sells them cheap enough, it'll always sell out. Then the scalpers take the risk at how much they can get.

Agreed. The pricing should reflect market value form the get-go. Up front more than back, etc... It may price some out of the market, but it would drive the profitability down to nothing for scalpers.

Gotcha. I'm still waiting for a response back...