[mikelangr]

ESPN is reporting that the New Orleans Saints and their players who were suspended are now free and clear to play again and that Roger Goodell's suspensions are null and void, here is the story


http://espn.go.com/nfl/story/_/id/83...itration-panel

[Donadoni1809]

Real mixed feelings on this one. They should be disciplined but not as strong as the original decisions were.

[Viyzarei]

yeah, I'm not sure what to think :/

[mikelangr]

well, I think that the panel that lifted the suspensions should go before a panel to find out why and how they decided what they did...after all it is public interest at stake here....aside from them being football players what they did was wrong. No one wants a bounty on their heads, why should they be allowed to do what they do? we don't allow criminals to do a hit for hire and get away with it.

[Grapappytek]

l heard that there is going to be punishment of some kind dealt out to those players.
As far as l'm concerned anyone that took part in that should be out of football this season period.
Football is a tough sport no question but it isn't a sport where the intention to purposely hurt should be tolerated.
Sorry l disagree . The punishment should have been upheld.
And a few other's are real glad that they have managed to keep off the radar.......for now.

[mikelangr]

but getting their suspensions lifted by a panel of three, and deciding now would be an appropriate time to do this (opening weekend, how appropriate)why did they wait this long in deciding this?