I hope he wasn't but he always seemed to be on the front lines defending NE when they got caught. And personally, I don't care if he knew about it or not, when he found out he should have returned his tainted SB rings and quit his job in NE.
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I hope he wasn't but he always seemed to be on the front lines defending NE when they got caught. And personally, I don't care if he knew about it or not, when he found out he should have returned his tainted SB rings and quit his job in NE.
No offense, but that is pretty foolish. A personnel guy who had nothing to do with a scandal should have quit and renounced his team because someone else on the team violated the rules.Quote:
Originally Posted by D.A.S.
I guess pretty much every person on every SB team should return their rings, as every team has tacitly allowed their players to use steroids as long as they don't get caught.
Look, its OK to hate the Pats. But you should probably get some legitimate reasons for hating Pioli. You sound childish right now in your complaints.
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Originally Posted by jmlamerson
I guess integrity does not mean a thing to anyone in the NFL or to any of the fans.
The Broncos cheated against us in the 97 playoffs, which they eventually went on to win the superbowl. I really don't care anymore, I just want to win.Quote:
Originally Posted by D.A.S.
Also, I highly doubt that someone that's the VP of Player Personnel would have any input in something that involves cheating.
If you would explain yourself maybe some of us would agree with you.Quote:
Originally Posted by D.A.S.
Do not question our integrity, just improve your criticism of why the Chiefs should not go after Scott Pioli?