THE OFFICIAL UNOFFICIAL STEELERS BS THREAD..PART6

[grayghost668]

sheep fucker,,,lol

 

[Steelerin MS]

NEW YORK -- The NFL says that New Orleans Saints players maintained a bounty program over the last three seasons that targeted opponents with the intent to injure them.
The league disclosed the findings of an investigation Friday, saying between 22 and 27 defensive players and at least one assistant coach were involved. No punishments have been handed out yet, but they could include suspensions and fines.
Commissioner Roger Goodell said he is troubled because the system, "involved not just payments for 'performance,' but also for injuring opposing players. The bounty rule promotes two key elements of NFL football: player safety and competitive integrity."

"It is our responsibility to protect player safety and the integrity of our game, and this type of conduct will not be tolerated," Goodell said. "We have made significant progress in changing the culture with respect to player safety and we are not going to relent. We have more work to do and we will do it."
The league's investigation showed the pool for the bounty program may have surpassed $50,000 at its height during the 2009 playoffs. New Orleans won the Super Bowl that season.
"I have been made aware of the NFL's findings relative to the 'Bounty Rule' and how it relates to our club," Saints owner Tom Benson said in a statement. "I have offered and the NFL has received our full cooperation in their investigation. While the findings may be troubling, we look forward to putting this behind us and winning more championships in the future for our fans."
The NFL began its investigation in early 2010 after receiving allegations that quarterbacks Kurt Warner of Arizona and Brett Favre of Minnesota had been targeted. After interviewing several Saints who denied the bounty program existed - and having the player who originally made the allegations recant - the league couldn't prove anything.
However, Goodell said the NFL "recently received significant and credible new information and the investigation was re-opened during the latter part of the 2011 season."

 

[BigBlueNation111]

good old blue

lol

 

[grayghost668]

 

[Steelerin MS]

I hope you aren't leaving her to much mess!!!!!!!!!

Naw not bad at all.

 

[grayghost668]

all 3 of those guys are blue also

 

[BigBlueNation111]

Bully!!

 

[grayghost668]

Bully!!

WHAT,,,,ME,,,,I love you man

 

[grayghost668]

NEW YORK -- The NFL says that New Orleans Saints players maintained a bounty program over the last three seasons that targeted opponents with the intent to injure them.
The league disclosed the findings of an investigation Friday, saying between 22 and 27 defensive players and at least one assistant coach were involved. No punishments have been handed out yet, but they could include suspensions and fines.
Commissioner Roger Goodell said he is troubled because the system, "involved not just payments for 'performance,' but also for injuring opposing players. The bounty rule promotes two key elements of NFL football: player safety and competitive integrity."

"It is our responsibility to protect player safety and the integrity of our game, and this type of conduct will not be tolerated," Goodell said. "We have made significant progress in changing the culture with respect to player safety and we are not going to relent. We have more work to do and we will do it."
The league's investigation showed the pool for the bounty program may have surpassed $50,000 at its height during the 2009 playoffs. New Orleans won the Super Bowl that season.
"I have been made aware of the NFL's findings relative to the 'Bounty Rule' and how it relates to our club," Saints owner Tom Benson said in a statement. "I have offered and the NFL has received our full cooperation in their investigation. While the findings may be troubling, we look forward to putting this behind us and winning more championships in the future for our fans."
The NFL began its investigation in early 2010 after receiving allegations that quarterbacks Kurt Warner of Arizona and Brett Favre of Minnesota had been targeted. After interviewing several Saints who denied the bounty program existed - and having the player who originally made the allegations recant - the league couldn't prove anything.
However, Goodell said the NFL "recently received significant and credible new information and the investigation was re-opened during the latter part of the 2011 season."

it looks like the roof may cave in on the Saints,,,,isn't that a shame

 

[Steelerin MS]

Only drawback to living here, damn saints football.

 

[LeaderOCola]

NFL.com news: NFL says Saints created 'bounty' program from 2009-2011 another story on it

 

[netsteeler]

who cares! this is the STEELERS page! aints can bite the big easy for all I care!@

 

[Steelerin MS]

Fuck you Net! How are ya man?

 

[grayghost668]

well look who showed up!!!

 

[grayghost668]

gone that quick,,,

 

[JohnRandle]

Hit and run by Net..

 

[grayghost668]

Hit and run by Net..

yeah as of late that has become his M O

 

[grayghost668]

the fucker is lurking,I for one don't like it,says we run him off bullshit

 

[Steelerin MS]

Nets fine just talked to him. All Good.

 

[LeaderOCola]

who cares! this is the STEELERS page! aints can bite the big easy for all I care!@

for one thing it might bump the whole "steelers are dirty" talking point out of the media for a year