The 21st Century NFL

Brought to you by Roger Goodie Goodell . . .

The National Football League is in the news a lot lately, unfortunately for Roger Dodger, it ain’t all good. First off we have the Richie Incognito/Jonathan Martin he said/he said imbroglio around Incognito’s harassment and subsequent twitter frenzy, the arrest of NFL Network stalwart (and, creepily, the self-proclaimed pick magnet) Darren Sharper, who was charged with drugging and raping 2 women in LA, with pending charges in 3 other states, and throw in Ray Rice beating his fiancee unconscious, and there you go. Life in the NFL fist lane.

The Incognito deal just won’t go away for poor ol’ Jolly Roger (he of the $44.2 million in earnings last year. It’s good to be da king). The Wells report details a pattern of homophobic, racial, and general assholery harassment of certain teammates and an Asian trainer by some of the Dolphin players. If you are really bored/interested/insomniacial, here’s the report in its entirety:

http://i.usatoday.net/sports/nfl/miami-dolphins-ted-workplace-conduct-report.pdf

Makes you wonder how ready the typical NFL locker room is for an openly gay player. As in Mike Sam, All-SEC defensive player of the year. I’d love to think that our country has moved on from our puritan ways in regards to sexuality and how adults conduct themselves in their their own bedrooms, and certainly more and more states are allowing gay marriage, but the NFL is at best a very private club among people who nominally give their all to meet a common goal. This isn’t war or battle or any such nonsense, but football is a violent game played by large aggressive men. The locker room is supposed to be an-off-limits place where these guys decompress after the intensity of a game. At its worst, the locker room can apparently be a place of constant and endless bullshit from the very guys you are struggling to win games with. Seems like a pretty stupid way to build a coheseive offensive line to say the least.  At some point, you’d think the coaches would at least tell them to tone shit down some. It turns out they were in on the harassment, and encouraged it.

Yes, I’m sure there is a lot of stuff going on in many locker rooms that would gross out/disgust/piss off regular folks, but these aren’t regular folks. But for Richie Incognito to be seen as anything other than a shit-dusturbing troublemaker is pretty weak. Even given the support of some of his teammates. The fact that the coaches place him high up on the leadership council (or whatever it was) is even more insane. When you see how Sam’s college teammates reacted to his coming out before the 2013 season, you see that people can adjust their perspective on things when it becomes real to them.

How this works in the NFL remains to be seen. Given the off-the-cuff comments by Chris Culliver, and Jonathan Vilma’s preening statments (if I’m showering with a gay guy, how can he resist me?) I really wonder if he even gets drafted. I’d like to think it’ll happen, but the owners are a very good-old-boy network, and they don’t appear to be ready for this. NIMBY indeed. Regardless, I wouldn’t hold my breath for the Dolphins to draft him.

Anyhow, there has been no official reaction to Miami’s handling of the Incognito deal from the league office. The thought though is Goodell drops the hammer on Miami as he did on the Pats and Spygate, and the Saints on Bounty-gate. Incognito likely gets some kind of major suspension. Lifetime? Right Just like Gregg Williams.

Speaking of Williams, did anyone notice that his ‘lifetime’ suspension lasted all of 2 years? Williams quietly slipped back into the DC job he was supposed to get after he blew the Niner playoff game back in 2012. Great. Goodie Goodell is certainly very good at the old smoke-and-mirrors parlor trick. Nothing to see here. Pay attention to all the money we just got from CBS for broadcasting some Thursday night football games! Cha-ching!

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  1. unca_chuck's avatar unca_chuck says:

    Electing Obama did very little for race relations in this country. Go anywhere south of the Mason/Dixon line and see how people feel about race relations.

  2. rtfirefly's avatar rtfirefly says:

    The United States Navy didn’t allow racial integration until 1953, a full five years after the CiC’s executive order demanding it from all branches.
    This knife cuts many ways. I submit that the U.S. Navy is by far the greatest, most powerful navy in the world. Integration and its enforced tolerance hasn’t sapped her strength in war or peace.
    Openly homosexual players will be on NFL teams. It will take some teams and their metro areas longer than others to accept.
    Here’s a poser for you regarding established discrimination. If an over 21 year old NCAA player, even one from a school like Alabama, visits CO or WA state on his own time and later tests positive for marijuana, will he be suspended or banished? Despite the great possibility that, under the 10th Amendment of The Bill of Rights, he has violated no laws save those instituted by the NCAA (and I daresay, not enforced on the student body at large)?
    Acceptance and tolerance in the workplace will be difficult and may take a long time, but it will happen.
    On a personal note, NF, I have heard Law Enforcement Officers refer to blacks, sneeringly, and as a whole class of people, as N*s. My uncle the jarhead lived in the FL panhandle. They no longer lynch there because no blacks dare try to live there. Just across the border from Bama, come to think of it.

  3. Spitblood's avatar Spitblood says:

    NoFear –
    I do think we’ll get to a place as a species where all men are equal, judged only by the quality of their thoughts and actions. I do think we’ll get to a place in the military where openly gay people are accepted and even made leaders. We have a black president. Right now we might still have racism, or reverse racism, but the act of electing a black man will help continue to knock down barriers long into the remainder of the century. The same will happen with gays in the military, but that will take time too.

    I think that’s the natural order of things, and how we’ll evolve as a species. Kaep recently said, when asked about Sam, “doesn’t matter if he’s black, white, straight, gay, jewish…. etc.” Today people are still taking about slights due to differences (prejudice). But someday, probably long after you and I are gone, that question will no longer be asked of a star qb, and the answer will be taken for granted.

    Think about how Sam would be received in the 1960’s NFL. Think about how gays would be received in the military in the 60’s? Now fast forward to 2064. Hell, they probably won’t even have ethnicity. We’ll probably all just mulattoishy Mexican color. And we’ll probably all be bi sexuals. Mulattoishy / Mexican bi sexuals playing two hand touch football where if you breathe on the receiver going over the middle you need to go to sensitivity training . Remind me how that’s evolution? That’s why I’m a racist cracker homophobe. The wild west was way more fun. Pretty soon (if not already) people will live very boring, sterile lives without thrills, excitement or danger. Mankind will be softer than Rob at the spa. No thank you.

  4. rtfirefly's avatar rtfirefly says:

    I don’t know about you, but I would have taken both Magic Johnson and James Worthy on my basketball team. Perhaps I missed it, but I never heard Magic refer to whom or to what gave him HIV. James Worthy was a virgin, as he didn’t believe in sex before marriage. Didn’t matter, they beat my Celtics (part owner, 1 share of common stock before they became a limitied partnership) 2 throws to 1 in the Championships. I would have been delighted if the Lakers had kept Magic off their club for whatever sexual orientations he really is. Or Worthy for “not fitting in.”

  5. unca_chuck's avatar unca_chuck says:

    Either that, or the corporations (see: Rollerball) take over, and it becomes anything goes (Westworld), as long as it drives corporate profits.

    Or we kill the oceans, and Soylent Green comes to pass. Funny how that movie was talking about how global warming killed the oceans in the late 20 teens, and we thus become necrophiliac cannibals.

    Man, those movies back in the 70s were awesome. Drawwwwwwwwwwwww!

  6. NoFear49er's avatar NoFear49er says:

    Ah, the white guilt here is killing me. At least you’ve been “properly” educated and indoctrinated.

    You can’t use racial integration/segregation as the model to excuse everything.

    “Why, I remember the old days when a cowboy couldn’t marry his horse or his sister or five twelve year-olds.”

    But as for the discussion of Mr. Sam, it wouldn’t matter to me until you shove it in my face (so to speak) or make me pay for it. So far it sounds like Sam wants to do both.

  7. unca_chuck's avatar unca_chuck says:

    White guilt? More Fox talking points. Do you ever crawl out from under your rock? Yes, I’ve been indoctrinated in how to tolerate differences in religion, race and gender. Unlike you, whose view point seems to be those damn uppity negros should know their place. As well as everyone else that doesn’t conform to the views of a 1930s plantation owner. Because wanting to live one’s life without fear of retaliation for sexual preference is shoving it in your face.

    Carry on McDuff.

    • NoFear49er's avatar NoFear49er says:

      Bullshit Chuck. Yes, you’re full of it and freakin’ delusional. You ALWAYS express your hatred of whites, republicans, and Christians like a good little liberal whacko. The ONLY thing you have any degree of tolerance for is people sharing your own stupid belief system.

      Fox? That’s your canned reply to everything you disagree with? Don’t you get tired of someone’s hand up your ass making your brain appear to work? I s’pose not.

  8. rtfirefly's avatar rtfirefly says:

    http://www.dailymotion.com/video/x80aw2_the-kinks-lola_music?start=27

    Song seemed appropriate today.

    I’m an old white straight guy for anybody who doesn’t know me, though I am a minority living in an 86% Hispanic town (don’t be deceived by Hispanic chicks BTW, they’re drop dead gorgeous as fillies, but the mares – gawd, at least they’re fantastic cooks).

  9. Spitblood's avatar Spitblood says:

    Nofear,
    I don’t have any white quilt. I don’t know if you were referring to me. I hate everyone equally and have no designs whatsoever to see society improve. Improvement leads to sterility and cookie cutter homes with wives who have subtle drinking problems and kids who are all the same. Johnny’s on the soccer team. He’s doing well. I want my Johnny working on some Alaskan fishing boat at 12 years old, smoking ten packs of cigarettes a day and running from the law. Then miraculously he’s cleared of all his charges, finds a buxom blonde who can’t smell and settles into a good life, marginally flirting with the wild until his death from simultaneous drowning and venereal disease. Advancements in society only lead to more shackles being put on those who don’t know any better. The Matrix? If you live in a suburb, you’re done. Get out into the wild and kill something. If he’s black or gay, kill him twice for me.

  10. unca_chuck's avatar unca_chuck says:

    That sounds like just like my teenage years, Spitty. Except I worked on a road crew in Colo, and never contracted anything that was permanent.

    Yeah I hate whitey. Good one, Rupert. You on the other hand read Bircher manifestos. Everyone’s a commie wacko pinko imperialist to you.

  11. unca_chuck's avatar unca_chuck says:

    As far as Republicans go, fuck ’em all. Democrats as well. They are both part of the problem. Sorry you think there’s a difference, NoFear.

    This is the inherent fallacy of your stance on politics. All the bullshit flies around while congress votes itself the right to insider-trade, vote themselves raises, free healthcare, bodyguards for life, salaries paid in full in perpetuity, and the like. And you get bent over Obama’s birth certificate. It is to laugh the naivete of it all. This congress has done nothing the past 8 years and beyond, they have a 12% approval rating, but due to the gerrymandering of districts, there’s like 0.5% change in any given election year. Yay! These guys spend 75% of their entire terms seeking money for re-election.

    If this government (and the next and the next) continues its kowtowing ways to corproate interests at the exclusion of all else, there WILL be an armed revolt in the next 15-20 years. If not sooner.

    Book it, skippy.

    • NoFear49er's avatar NoFear49er says:

      Gotta love it when the delusional invent the truth and try to tell everyone how the world works when they have trouble just getting by in the little world they create for themselves to be king for a day.

      Careful there, skippy, you’re redefining tolerance are you?

      You keep electing low character folks to office thinking that makes you cool and tolerant and act surprised and disgusted when their low character shows up. Voter apathy keeps them in office. Obama has lied about everything he’s ever said and you defend him and excuse him with the “everybody is just as bad” line and re-elect him because he’s cool and black and in the right party. You’re the problem, skippy, and you don’t even know it.

  12. unca_chuck's avatar unca_chuck says:

    Well, Bush II was about as low as they get, but who’s counting?

    What I love is when dicussing politics with rubes, they immediately go after the person they are talking to.

    I think the 2 party system is flawed beyond recognition, both sides are getting fat on the working class tit, and that the republican stance seems to be ‘let my (corporate) people free!’ Who needs the USDA? Fuck the people. Let ’em eat tainted meat. Banking regulations? Fuck that. We don’t need regulations. Wall St. won’t do exactly what they just did 6 years ago. Except they are. Don’t pay attention to that. It’s all good. Corporate profits are skyrocketing. That’s all that matters. The rank and file? Fuck ’em. We only raise taxes on them. Not on us.

    To you, I’m the problem. God, get a clue. Naievete incarnate. You and me play NO part in the government anymore. We provide the money to keep the rich happy, and the power brokers in place.

    • NoFear49er's avatar NoFear49er says:

      Every time you try to compile a rant on the Repubs you make it clear you don’t know what you’re talking about. The liberal bumper stickers is all you got. You put everything you think is unfair and unjust in the world in a bag and label it “Republicans.”

      Yeah, Bush 43 was terrible. According to whom? Obama? The guy who railed about Bush grabbing more power for the executive branch, or out of control spending, or putting every vote on the internet, or making his administration transparent, or 5% unemployment, or jobless recovery, or $2/gal gas? on and on and on. If you think Bush 43 was bad you must think Obama is a worthless usurper. No? Hmmm, I wonder if you’re buying the liberal line much.

      Yeah, people that can’t think for themselves and keep voting in reps to take down the republic and then complain about them are the problem. If the shoe fits, skippy…

      We still have the power over our elected reps but it’s slipping fast. Do you think Obama is out of line ruling by fiat? Or the Dims killing the minority’s fillibuster rules? Or do you even kow about such things in rainbow land? Does it only bother when the other guys are in? Yeah, I think you’re the problem.

      • Chico's avatar Chico says:

        I always thought it was silly to give a president credit for the jobs ‘created’ because the economy is cyclical (much like everything in life), but if we want to go that route, more jobs have been created under Obama that both of Bush’s two terms.

      • sandy32koufax's avatar sandy32koufax says:

        You worship at the altar of the almighty dollar and red rule, we get it. Screw the rest of the world gimme mine (oh, and yours’ and hers’ and his too)!

      • NoFear49er's avatar NoFear49er says:

        Gummit jobs, Chico? Who do you think pays for that? Here’s some news, the government doesn’t make anything, they just spend. Obama was the one calling out Bush for no jobs created. He ran on giving billions of taxpayer money, that’s taken from you and me, to create high paying green jobs. WTF are they? He took the money and he spent the shit out of it.

        The almighty dollar and red rule? WTF? Where you coming from, sandy? Sounds a lot like bumper sticker world there, too. Do you know what it means or do you just spew when someone points at you?

      • Chico's avatar Chico says:

        I see that you missed my entire point. But I’ll entertain that argument. Jobs were created under Bush – problem is the country lost the whole net-gain of jobs (and more) because of the recession/depression. When post people talk about jobs created, 99% of them are referring to private sector jobs.

        High paying green jobs are in abundance (if you’re a news junkie like myself, you’d know this).. I have friends who make good money doing ‘green jobs’, myself included.

        The stimulus should have been double what it was, and admittedly, a higher percentage should have gone to infrastructure.

        Now lets not forget that the government is responsible for the biggest jobs program in this country. That would be the US military.

      • NoFear49er's avatar NoFear49er says:

        Well, I’ve seen plenty of companies fleecing the treasury on the promise of/and short-term jobs that evaporate as soon as the free money dries up and then claim bankruptcy and close with all that money going to some favored principals.

        Obama promised his stimulus plan would keep unemployment below 8% as it shot up to 10% despite all the cooking of the books his people could manage. Too bad about all those shovel-ready jobs promised, too. Search on why Obama’s stimulus failed to see dozens of explanations/excuses from both sides for it. None that I’ve seen are touting surplus high paying jobs in any sector let alone so-called green jobs.

        Yeah, I guess you can look at the military as a jobs program, if that’s your POV. Probably be better if those guys would train and fight our wars with sticks and rocks for free. But it’s no credit to Obama or his stimulus spending. He’s engaging in a dangerous draw-down of it now. That should fill all those green jobs you mentioned.

        I guess he figures with all the militarization of local PDs and every government agency there’s no need for the actual military as he sees the armed citizenry as the enemy. Maybe you’re in the same camp.

      • Chico's avatar Chico says:

        So, there really aren’t any good paying green jobs? Come on, man. The entire construction industry has been booming for many reasons, including regulations (see title 24 for example)..

        As I said, the stimulus plan wasn’t big enough, and could have been more focused on infrastructure, something I mentioned above.

        Every single president has used executive powers – but in the face of some moron house republicans, all of a sudden, Obama shouldn’t use executive power? Can I ask you why? Why do the rules need to change when he is the president. I’m interested in your answer.

        It was Newt Gingrich and Michelle Bachmann who promised two dollar gas, not Obama..

        You see, despite what the pundits tell you, those on the left actually understand how a fungible commodity works. What we drill for here goes onto the world market, i.e., we don’t get to keep it. We are now a net-exporter when it comes to oil. An unmentioned Obama promise.

        The people who serve in our nation’s military are honorable and noble people (my family and friends included), and no, they shouldn’t fight wars with sticks and rocks for free..

        A ‘Dangers draw-down’ of military operations? Yes, lets stay in a perpetual state of war for another god damned two decades while we go broke over it..

        The AMerican people are catching on, thankfully. End the fucking wars and work on income inequality (something both sides support in polls). . .

        Going to war (and not accounting for the long term costs of war) as well as cutting taxes for the very affluent is the equivalent of quitting your job and going on a spending spree. I’m sorry, but when it comes to economics, republicans have very little to stand on.

      • Chico's avatar Chico says:

        Nothing personal, we gotta just agree to disagree..

      • NoFear49er's avatar NoFear49er says:

        Hey, it was the democrats who spent every waking moment of their careers during the Bush administration to block, destroy or reverse everything he wanted or tried to do, except the GWOT. And now you cry about partisanship and blame the war on him and the repubs dragging us into it. Funny how that works.

        I’m not talking about promised gas prices, I’m talking about when gas hit a new high of $2/gal you folks were screaming the Bush and Cheney were getting rich off it and making their cronies rich as well. And now happily pay $4/G without a word of blame for the POTUS. Funny, no?

        Obama’s done everything he can to stop the oil production in this country. That we are doing anything with it is purely despite Obama’s best efforts to thwart it.

        Obama uses executive orders to rule not for housekeeping. He doesn’t have the power under the Constitution to do it. He pretended to be shocked and disgusted by Bush using them and promised that he wouldn’t run gov’t that way and he would put everything up for a vote and put it online before a vote so that everyone would see what was being voted on. Just before he forced every stinkin’ democrat to push through his health care take-over without even reading what they were making law. Nobody wants to hold him to his campaign promises? The same folks that thought Valerie Plame was the crime of the century?

        The idea of a strong military is to PREVENT going to war. Your lack of understanding there is astonishing.

        When it comes to wealth re-distribution as a substitute for an economy I’m against it, yes. Your idea of keynesian economics as a fix for everything, I’m against that, too. Private enterprise creating jobs and people keeping more of what they earn and keeping the government burden low is what I’d shoot for instead.

      • Chico's avatar Chico says:

        Revisionist history is an interesting concept.. Putting words into others mouths is a game I do not wish to engage in. Jobs, gas prices. . These are basic economics, not policy. I believe I answered all of your reply already with my above comments. Again, net exporter of oil (also notice my comment about it being a fungible commodity sold on the world market). A strong military can prevent wars, but again, that’s not what I said, at all. I said END the wars, not eliminate the military. Not everything is as black and white as is seems. Circular arguments are a hoot, though.

    • Chico's avatar Chico says:

      Chuck, excellent post!

  13. unca_chuck's avatar unca_chuck says:

    And yes, you are right. I have no tolerance for wealthy people who game the system to their favor.

  14. rtfirefly's avatar rtfirefly says:

    And now for something completely different…
    http://weather.yahoo.com/united-states/new-mexico/santa-rosa-12795309/
    Try driving that road (state’s full of ’em) at 55! It’s physically impossible. Probably why we gotta be the national leader in bikes per capita.

  15. unca_chuck's avatar unca_chuck says:

    And now for something kinda similar, it’s good to know the to big to fail crowd has nothing but distain for the millions of pensions they lost, and the damage they wreaked:

    http://nymag.com/daily/intelligencer/2014/02/i-crashed-a-wall-street-secret-society.html

    Fuck those idiots that let us piss away their pensions and retirement money. Serves ’em right for giving it to us in the 1st place.

    • Chico's avatar Chico says:

      They don’t give a flying fuck about the average Joe.. Now, back to blaming teachers, unions, and poor people for all of our problems.

  16. rtfirefly's avatar rtfirefly says:

    My bad, ignore it. It’s just a generic site, I thouht it was a specific site/specific picture.

  17. Nipper's avatar Nipper says:

    In conclusion…….a loud vociferous BLEEP!

    • Yeah agreed. Arguing politics, religion and social issues is not my cup of cocoa. Won’t change anything or anyone. Such is life in the off season… have at it.

  18. phil fan's avatar philippinefan says:

    Here’s a prediction or two:

    -Kap signs in the next 3 months for 6 years, 16M per + whatever
    -Boldin is back for 2 years

    Couple guesses:

    -No Crabtree, Iupati or Jimi H signings this year
    -Lattimore has a great year as our primary RB as FG phases out

    You got any astute perdictions anyone?

    • sandy32koufax's avatar sandy32koufax says:

      Ya, *someone* at LB and *someone* at OL. Bowman and Iupati are probably fucked due to the severity of their injuries.

    • Spitblood's avatar Spitblood says:

      Predictions? Yeah, I got some predictions.

      First Mike Sam is drafted by the Patriots. Upon arrival to Patriots’ camp, Sam says in his best black sheriff from Blazing Saddles voice, “Where’s all the white boys at?” He gets a boner in the shower when he sees Tom Brady’s silky smooth backside. He blitzes Brady and sacks him repeatedly in the shower only to get thrown off the team and banned from the NFL. He’s then drafted by the Argonauts in Canada. Jason and the Argonauts protest. Canada isn’t ready for an openly gay Argonaut getting his jollies off sacking attractive white quarterbacks. Who can blame them? Life’s more simple in Canada. They ice fish. Sam is now thinking of UFC fighting – if he can only get them to the ground.

      In Santa Clara, Jim Harbaugh does his best Mike SIngletary impersonation and ousts the GM right before the draft. Baalke is immediately picked up by Seattle who make them their director of pro scouting. Jim drafts a full back in the first round and dedicates his selection to the late Bo Schembechler. In the second round Jim takes a 330 pound NT he hopes to convert to slot receiver. Jim also re-signs Frank Gore to the richest contract in NFL history for a record ten years. Then proceeds to cut all the wide receivers.

      Jed York brings in Eddie D to help run things with the new stadium giving Jed major anxiety. Jed and Eddie also borrow the Google luxury cruiser and park it just far enough off shore to host legal gambling. Eddie takes up a new hobby – handicapping bets for rich Silicon Valley executives. He sets all 49er home game lines at -3 points, and because Harbaugh has already cut all of his wide receivers in order to go all jumbo, all the time, Eddie’s 3 points are always spot on. He rakes in the dough.

      Roger Goodell, in an attempt to re-up his zero tolerance for crime policy, publically lambastes Ray Rice, Amhad Brook, Aldon Smith, Richie Incognito and the Seattle secondary for their past transgressions, only to be spotted partying with them in Vegas at one of Tiger Woods’ old haunts. At 4am in the morning Roger borrows Tiger’s 3 iron and smashes a car window saying in an inebriated statement after, “I’M RICH, BITCH.”

      Hey Clubber Lane, what are your predictions?

      • sandy32koufax's avatar sandy32koufax says:

        Spitblood? You are one funny sumbitch.

      • 12th man's avatar 12th man says:

        Demented, but funny.

      • NJ49ER's avatar NJ49er says:

        You should get into short-story writing for the NFL Spit.
        Good fun.

      • Spitblood's avatar Spitblood says:

        NJ, Thanks, and thanks to the rest of you for enjoying the demented humor. I was recently contacted about writing for a website back East. They wanted me to focus on the NFC West. I was tempted. I love the NFC West right now. Sticking point was they wanted me to Skype with them once a week. I also don’t like having to clean up my act. Maybe it was a mistake to say no. But for now, I’ll stick to tormenting my fellow Niners Forever friends, forever. When Del’s got his head right, he’s one funny SOB as well.

      • Good stuff Spit; glad I axed. Back a long time ago when I was a newbie here it was Chuck, Twin, Del Mar and you fer awhile. I really wanted NJ, NF, Grumpy Guy and you to be ‘regulars’ here and damn if we’re almost there. Now yer eying some deal on the East Coast? No! lol

    • 12th man's avatar 12th man says:

      I would add to those, Whitner gets signed, Rogers is cut, Aldon has the 5th year of his rookie contract picked up and Gore gets extended 2 bogus years, and Goodman also gets cut.

  19. unca_chuck's avatar unca_chuck says:

    Goodwin? I got Whitner, Boldin, Richard Dawson, and Kappy all signing deals.

    Ist round draft pick Odell Beckham leads the league in punt returns and rookie catches. Crabs makes it through his second training camp in his 12 year career, and dislocates his shoulder patting himself on the ass. Stanley Jean Baptiste gets 5 picks and ROY. Stuka (I know, just go with it) picks up where NaVorro Bowman leaves off and takes the early lead in sacks. And the Niners win Super Bowl 49…

  20. NJ49ER's avatar NJ49er says:

    Remember the outrage from the fans attending the SB a few weeks ago?
    $51/ head, to get into and out of The Meadowlands, as stipulated by the King of NJ, Gov Christie.

    Well, another of his appointees stepped down today, for failing to do the job, with any degree of competence.

    But hey, he’s just another Christie appointed shill, knocking down nearly $300K/Yr for ineptitude.

    See a pattern developing here?
    Christie appointees and Mass Transit – Perfect together.

    And, the Sandy Relief money remains largely unaccounted for, while people in need are still displaced, going on 18mos now.
    They have traced roughly $10M of it though.
    Given to private developers, in areas barely touched or impacted by Sandy.
    Christie supporters no doubt.

    And you might wonder why I can’t stand Politics?

    Total embarrassment.

    http://tinyurl.com/mtbx8x6

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