You think any of this will change the minds of NFL players who might have hit their girlfriends or wives one day? I think it will. I think something good will come of this.
Goodell said this yesterday in his letter: "As the New Jersey Attorney General's office said yesterday, "It would have been illegal for law enforcement to provide [the] Rice video to [the] NFL."" Guess not.
next week's unemployment data will reflect one former female NFL employee Unless she passed the video up the chain and Goodell won't admit he saw it or knew about it still. But who is going to stick their neck out for that between the woman and Goodell?
Goodell going to lose his job over Ray Rice. Why is he doing this? "To my knowledge, we never received the video." All he has left. Time to fire the NFL mail room person he'll say.
Weird cause now the NFL does think it is their place to rank a hierarchy of offenses. That's what league admins do. The coverup is worse than the crime.
The state of NJ said that the video was part of an ongoing grand jury investigation and was not made available. The casino said the NFL did not ask for it.
http://regressing.deadspin.com/jay-cutler-was-the-most-catastrophic-quarterback-of-wee-1632009572/+kylenw MVP! MVP! He's the fourth best player on his team's side of the ball.