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[RedskinRat]

Originally Posted by GridIron26

I don't know if I like this

Roger Goodell’s income reportedly tops $29 million

Very well deserved, IMO.

J/K

[Ruhskins]

Originally Posted by CultBrennan59

Almost $30 million and he screwed the saints, is slowly ruining football, gets to go to any football game, and screwed us and the cowboys by imposing the cap penalties.

A that's too much money
B I want that job.

A. The Saints screwed themselves by having the bounty program

B. The NFL is probably the most profitable and popular sport in the country
SPORTS CHART OF THE DAY: NFL Revenue Still Dwarfs Other Major Sports - Business Insider
NFL TV Ratings: Football Continues Its World Domination - SBNation.com

C. The 28 owners that voted to screw us over and the Cowpukes are to blame for the cap penalties

In the end, Goodell does the bidding of the owners. And unless the NFL's popularity and profitability drops; no one can say that the commish is doing a terrible job.

[skinsfaninok]

Roger Goodell's Compensation Nearly Tripled To $29.49M In '11 - SportsBusiness Daily | SportsBusiness Journal | SportsBusiness Daily Global

wow

[NC_Skins]

Titus Young to be waived by St. Louis Rams - NFL.com

Holy crap. This a all-time record? Shortest tenure on a team by a guy claimed off waivers?

The Rams were the only team to put in a waiver claim after the initial release. This is not a good sign for the player that proclaimed he's better than Calvin Johnson. Sources told The Shadow League's Rob Parker that Young might not play again. If true, that's an extreme waste of talent. So much for learning from the Detroit experience.

[CultBrennan59]

Originally Posted by Ruhskins

A. The Saints screwed themselves by having the bounty program

B. The NFL is probably the most profitable and popular sport in the country
SPORTS CHART OF THE DAY: NFL Revenue Still Dwarfs Other Major Sports - Business Insider
NFL TV Ratings: Football Continues Its World Domination - SBNation.com

C. The 28 owners that voted to screw us over and the Cowpukes are to blame for the cap penalties

In the end, Goodell does the bidding of the owners. And unless the NFL's popularity and profitability drops; no one can say that the commish is doing a terrible job.

Roger? Is that you?!?
No seriously though. He is ruining the game changing it. And whether some of the previous points are true or not, he is way overpayed. All the commissioners are over paid but he especially is over paid.

[skinsfan69]

RG making 30 mil is laughable. I can't believe the owners pay him that kind of money.

[Skinzman]

Not that im a fan Goodell, I dont agree with a fair amount of his decisions. As they are all based on "the consumer wont leave so we dont need to take them into account when we make our decisions". (Sadly he is right though, I dont like it but dont see myself not watching football anytime soon, but arrogance could possibly come back to haunt him)

Feelings of Goodell and/or the direction of the NFL aside. How much do you think someone in the real world overseeing a 9 bil per year enterprise (and by most accounts, still growing) with 33 separate entities to oversee deserves to make?

Throw in that he technically has 32 bosses to keep happy and the red tape/headaches that brings to the table.

[skinsfaninok]

Dallas may make a run at freeney, it wouldn't surprise me.

Wonder If we'll look at woodson? Or maybe a Patrick Chung?

[EARTHQUAKE2689]

Originally Posted by skinsfaninok

Dallas may make a run at freeney, it wouldn't surprise me.

Wonder If we'll look at woodson? Or maybe a Patrick Chung?

I would like it if we can get Woodson and draft a Safety with our 2nd round pick like Phillip Thomas or Baccari Rambo and help mentor him for a year or two.

[Giantone]

Originally Posted by Ruhskins

A. The Saints screwed themselves by having the bounty program

B. The NFL is probably the most profitable and popular sport in the country
SPORTS CHART OF THE DAY: NFL Revenue Still Dwarfs Other Major Sports - Business Insider
NFL TV Ratings: Football Continues Its World Domination - SBNation.com

C. The 28 owners that voted to screw us over and the Cowpukes are to blame for the cap penalties

In the end, Goodell does the bidding of the owners. And unless the NFL's popularity and profitability drops; no one can say that the commish is doing a terrible job.

100% dead on!

[Giantone]

Originally Posted by CultBrennan59

Roger? Is that you?!?
No seriously though. He is ruining the game changing it. And whether some of the previous points are true or not, he is way overpayed. All the commissioners are over paid but he especially is over paid.

1) How is he ruining the game?

2)Why is he overpaid?

[SkinzWin]

Originally Posted by skinsfaninok

Dallas may make a run at freeney, it wouldn't surprise me.

Wonder If we'll look at woodson? Or maybe a Patrick Chung?

At 20 mil over the cap? They going to have to make some major moves to have a chance to pull that off.

[artmonkforhallofamein07]

Originally Posted by SkinzWin

At 20 mil over the cap? They going to have to make some major moves to have a chance to pull that off.

Why don't they focus on signing Spencer instead of a Freeney. Also he plays re and they already have a good one in Ware. Making a play for a guy like that is why I am so glad Jerry j is still in charge.

[CultBrennan59]

Originally Posted by artmonkforhallofamein07

Why don't they focus on signing Spencer instead of a Freeney. Also he plays re and they already have a good one in Ware. Making a play for a guy like that is why I am so glad Jerry j is still in charge.

Yep, if Dallas wants to win they need to get rid of Jerry jones the GM

[CRedskinsRule]

Originally Posted by SkinzWin

At 20 mil over the cap? They going to have to make some major moves to have a chance to pull that off.

I don't think the numbers matter until the day the free agency starts. Between cuts and restructures the cowboys certainly could get Freeneyif JJ wants him and he wants to go there. They would just end up with more dead cap in the future.