Commenting on something someone else said about the fan violence in the stadiums.
I personally do not drink very often, every once in a while I’ll have a beer, so Its not a big deal to me.
One thing the NFL could and should do to curb the fan violence is to rid of all alcohol sales within the stadium grounds. I’m willing to bet that doing this will get rid of 85% of the problem. Alcohol, just like Brad Paisley said in his song, makes people do things they would never do sober, including fighting and acting a fool.

“We need to find out in the next two months, that ex-football coach, Mr. Williams, about his assets. You heard the report about his homes, his retirement account, his car and his boat. We need to [expletive] bankrupt him right now. He needs to decide. He needs to [expletive] decide.”

The lawyer’s version of Bounty-Gate. It’s the quicker $$$ picker-upper.

So how come it’s okay if the New York Football Giants try the same strategy against Kyle?
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Because they weren’t targeting his head. They just wanted to get a body on him. ”

Watch the film – head to head – Williams was out

That said a lot of people are seriously overreaching what he said was wrong but come on he deserves to go to prison for giving a bravado laced pregame pep talk? He deserves to be suspended I will agree with that. I will also say that Sean Payton deserves, along with Loomis to be suspended for allowing this kind of stuff to continue and even worse trying to cover it up and lying to the NFL. The cover up is always worse than the crime as Mr. Mike Florio always says.

Should Payton be suspended for a whole year, no. He shouldn’t be. Should Greg Williams be banned for life? No he shouldn’t be. Football is a violent game. Players do try to hurt other players. I remember early last year DeAngelo Hall saying the Redskins had to get some hats on Tony Romo’s ribs when he had the cracked ribs from the Niners game a week or so before the Dallas/Redskins. Knocking a guy out of a game has huge advantages for the opposing team. I am sure their are plenty of closed door conversations that talk about what injuries folks on the other team have. It happens and in this case the Saints have been caught red handed and deserve to be punished.

But again no one should be put in jail and Sean Payton shouldn’t be suspended for a whole year. The only player that got hurt in that game was Saints RB P. Thomas. He got knocked out. Football is a violent game. I know the saints were wrong but I think a lot of other teams are wrong as well. I love my team the New Orleans Saints but above and beyond that I love the NFL and the game of football. I am seriously worried where all of this is going and what the long term effects of this stuff is going to do to the game its self. I see the fines escalate every year. The defenseless WR rules, the overprotection of QB’s, the helmet to helmet fines. I fear that in the next several seasons the game we all grew up playing and loving is not going to be the game we knew. I am not advocating a return to the close line a guy type of football of the 70′s but we are getting to a point where defense is going to have no place in football.

For the greater good of the game it is almost better for the Saints to just take the wrap on this as the only team that targets injuries, had bounties and whatever else so this stuff will just go away before the game its self is damaged beyond repair.

sorry all you people have turned soft and are trying to be self-righteous douche bags, but NOTHING gregg williams’ speech said was that bad! did you guys see when it came out on espn that EVERY SINGLE ONE of the ex-NFL people were saying “it wasnt that bad, all coaches say this” and that one old blonde chick was saying “are you serious? whats the difference between targeting and testing a guys injury???”

you guys better watch out or in 10 years there wont be football anymore, itll be flag football! goodell has to go!!!! this is ridiculous!

Thank YOU!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Signed,
Bill Belichick

Also Kenny Williams had that racist, bigot as a coach for how long and no one ever called for him to be banned even when he made threats.

The Giants players weren’t just going for “body shots”. They targeted Kyle Williams for the same thing – which was why they mentioned the concussions.

If someone is hurt or has a known potential liability, the defenses are going to try and target that weakness using words that are going to offend the sensibilities of those of us who don’t play and have never played. But this is football. This is what they do every week.

But I don’t blame Kenny Williams for defending his son and wanting to kick the ass of Gregg Williams. I would too if that was my kid.

Countdown to Jesse Jackson and Al Sharpton getting involved like they always do.

86chump….leave them out of this!! Thanks to them and people like them, I CAN vote, sleep in a hotel, and eat my food at a table, instead of it being handed to me out the back door…I just get so frustrated at seeing people like you that throw Jessie and Al’s names out here trying to mock them and you really have NO IDEA of what it was and is like to have to scream and holler to have equal rights and to be treated EQUAL!!

You gotta be kidding me….Youre trying to compare the Saints coaches handing out envelopes of cash rewarding players trying to inflict serious injuries on opponents to a Giants rookie LB saying they were going to try and rattle another young player with some good hits due to his injury history? Thats like saying it immoral to foul Shaq because hes a bad free throw shooter. Wake up….Now if a Giants player took out Williams with a viscious dirty hit and a coach slipped a couple grand in his pocket after then, yeah. Give your head a shake before you talk….unless its just something in the water up there in New England?

“Giants knew Kyle Williams had concussion problems and targeted his head”

“The thing is, we knew he had four concussions, so that was our biggest thing, was to take him outta the game,” said Jacquian Williams, who forced the second fumble, in overtime, to set up New York’s game-winning field goal.
“He’s had a lot of concussions,” said Devin Thomas, who recovered both fumbles. “We were just like, ‘We gotta put a hit on that guy.’” Later in the same interview, he told the Newark Star-Ledger that teammate and backup safety Tyler Sash “did a great job hitting him early and he looked kind of dazed when he got up. I feel like that made a difference and he coughed it up.”