NFL: Saints Bounty Thread

[AsylumGuido]

(09-22-2012 09:17 PM)Templar Wrote:  But isn't that the definition of an aints fan?

Perhaps. But, fortunately I am a Saints fan. Big difference. Aints are teams that have never won a Championship in their history.

[Radical]

(09-21-2012 01:13 PM)Beef Wrote:  Do we really need a court jester?

Yes, because you have too much fun blowing up at things, and I have way too much fun watching you do it.

[Radical]

(09-23-2012 12:55 PM)AsylumGuido Wrote:  Perhaps. But, fortunately I am a Saints fan. Big difference. Aints are teams that have never won a Championship in their history.

Doesn't count any more, they cheated for it.

[phocis850]

Cheated for it? I'm not so sure about that. Maybe some odd things, but its still a long season.

[FireDawg85]

Could you imagine the uproar in New Orleans if it came out that there was an "alleged" bounty on drew brees from minnesota and they would have lost along with brees getting the crap beat out of him all game including getting knocked out a few times. They would have been accusing the commissioner of being like Bush during Katrina

[ATLBound]

(09-23-2012 12:53 PM)AsylumGuido Wrote:  This is where you continue to be absolutely wrong. ALL of the evidence has been totally disputable. That the whole point. There has not been one piece of evidence that hasn't been punched through with holes. You don't need proof because you want to believe that there was a full blown bounty program including targeting specific player for injury on a weekly basis.

I beg to differ.

The Gregg Williams confession doesn't have any holes pertaining to the bounty being present. I will reference a post I made from earlier that I figured was missed in the midst of the posts...

The key point though is that they both pledged that Vilma offered $10k. Why is that not the focus?

Do you really think that both Williams and Cerullo were in cahoots about being dishonest in regards to the bounty and Vilma's offer?

If so, then wouldn't you think they would be smart enough to not provide differing stories on how the $10k was pledged or any other parts of the story that was different.

I don't think they got together at all about the 10K, but they both somehow remember it...hmmmm

[FireDawg85]

(09-23-2012 02:30 PM)ATLBound Wrote:  I beg to differ.

The Gregg Williams confession doesn't have any holes pertaining to the bounty being present. I will reference a post I made from earlier that I figured was missed in the midst of the posts...

The key point though is that they both pledged that Vilma offered $10k. Why is that not the focus?

Do you really think that both Williams and Cerullo were in cahoots about being dishonest in regards to the bounty and Vilma's offer?

If so, then wouldn't you think they would be smart enough to not provide differing stories on how the $10k was pledged or any other parts of the story that was different.

I don't think they got together at all about the 10K, but they both somehow remember it...hmmmm

You do realize that with some people, you can take them outside and show them the sky is blue yet they will still disagree with you and say its dark

[ChrisD]

0-3

Well, I suppose Sean Payton played a larger roll in helping his football team win than most Saints fans have believed all along. Interesting.

[cooperbh]

World: 3

Saints: 0

[Anomaly]

@SportsLawGuy: Not only are the Saints 0-3, but the teams that have beat them are 0-6 against everyone else.