No doubt Belichick broke a 2006 rule in 2007 for having cameras on the sidelines instead of in the stands as the rules still allow, but Goodell reacted as if signal filming doesn’t happen in every game.

And of course any halfway intelligent fan knows why even today, every coordinator covers his mouth when calling in plays.

So true. This is the same NFLPA that demanded that Tagliabue recuse himself because he didn’t have the integrity to overlook his affiliation with the league. If the suspensions hasn’t been vacated, it would have been, “see! We told you he was biased!”

This is exactly why UNIONS are necessary. Given the choice no business or corporation has their workers best interests anywhere in sight.

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I think you’ve got it backward. The NFLPA defended a couple union members who were intentionally trying to injure other union members. Seems more like it’s the union that didn’t really have the majority of their members’ best interest in mind.

They weren’t defending the players at risk or trying to improve playing conditions. They were just fighting whatever position the league took.

That’s just not true. For all the businesses and corporations in the world, every business treats their workers different, be it great, terrible, or in somewhere in between. It’s actually often in business’s best interest to treat workers well, otherwise they won’t attract good workers.

But then again, let’s not consider that. Let’s just keep listening to all the rhetoric we’re fed from politicians instead.