Around the NFL 2022: Offseason edition

[Ruhskins]

Originally Posted by mooby

Let's start the offseason with this bit of news:

https://www.espn.com/nfl/story/_/id/...sm-allegations

How convenient that Rich Dalrymple retired just before this story broke. Also the balls on him to try and get some upskirt photos of the owner's daughter.

I think this type of story is a good example as to why the NFL owners won't get rid of Snyder.

It may have been either in Keim's or Andrew Brandt's podcast where they point out that Richardson was pressured to sell, but was not voted out by the league.

[GridIron26]

Originally Posted by Ruhskins

I think this type of story is a good example as to why the NFL owners won't get rid of Snyder.

It may have been either in Keim's or Andrew Brandt's podcast where they point out that Richardson was pressured to sell, but was not voted out by the league.

Yep, this is why I'm not holding my breath on Snyder selling the team. I will believe it is possible for NFL to make positive changes, only when I see the owners no longer hold the major power within NFL.

[Giantone]

Originally Posted by Ruhskins

I think this type of story is a good example as to why the NFL owners won't get rid of Snyder.

It may have been either in Keim's or Andrew Brandt's podcast where they point out that Richardson was pressured to sell, but was not voted out by the league.

I won't lie I thought there was a chance after seeing the people testifying in front of Congress but once I heard about this in Dallas I knew nothing would happen. No Owner will go against Jerry Jones becuase if you do it to Dan you will have to do it to Jerry , and that ain't going to happen.