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Post by ctown28 on Aug 16, 2017 1:50:27 GMT
Nice deflection. When it was Brady you commented every step of the way, from teh initial suspension to the many appeals, now all of the sudden it's not fair to do that? Remember this initial suspension came from the corrupt commissioner himself, so why not answer the question of whether you think his initial decision is fair or not? Are you hoping for someone other than Goodell to hear the appeal so that you can say Goodells decision is meaningless so there's no point in commenting on it? We can all see right through you, you know it's an incorrect decision but are afraid to say so because it negates all your claims of fairness in the Brady case. What does the Elliott case have to do with the Brady case? It's 2 different un-related cases, just like the O.J. case and the Aaron Hernandez case were 2 different un-related cases.
In Brady's case, it was an integrity of the competition violation and the offender was not only caught red-handed but also tried to obstruct the investigation. In Elliott's case, the allegations are player misconduct that has nothing to do with integrity of the competition.
You don't see the similarity between the two? Both suspended for an excessive amount of games after cherry picking the evidence that makes them look guilty but ignoring everything that exonerates them? Why not just answer the question of what you think about Goodell's initial ruling? I know why you won't answer it and everyone else does, because it will out you as the hypocrite that everyone knows you are. You don't want to admit the commssioner is corrupt and has his own agenda.
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