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Originally Posted by DYoungJelly
You left out all the other instances that do affect the actual integrity of the game I mentioned in the post.
I bet Detroit fans would agree that referees partying with the Cowboys is probably a bad thing.
They treated Tom Brady differently because they wanted to.
What was Tom Brady's cheating history? Should they suspend Aaron Rodgers? Should they suspend the people from Minnesota?
Should they suspend any player who intentionally violates a rule that affects the integrity of the game or just this one?
If a safety comes across the middle and kills the other teams number 1 with a head shot on the first drive, does that affect the offensive teams competitiveness the rest of the game? Hell yea it does. Was it against the rules? Hell yea it is. It is an intentional violation of the rule that will detrimentally affect the offensive team's ability to use their number 1 receiver.
A headshot violates a rule just like deflating balls 1.2 psi. Is the post game interview a cover up when the safety says with a grin it was a football play I didn't intentionally rivet his ear hole with the crown of my helmet.
What makes this rule different than any other rule?
There are so many rules violations every week that affect the competitiveness of games. Blandino holds Minnesota's hand but they suspend Brady 4 games for the same violation.
Has the league asked to see Rodgers' phone yet?
Has the league called Tim Hasselbeck in to see which of his teams were feeding him the defensive plays through his headset since he announced it on national television? There is a darn good chance those individuals are still in the league.
Integrity and consistency mean nothing to that overpaid buffoon of a commissioner.
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