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And how long do you think grudens page 1 is going to last? Once that fades, and it already is, Washington becomes page 1. Either WFT was getting ahead of something huge and immediately imminent, or they ****ed themselves. |
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The power at be, the NFL, has known about these emails for months. Whatever is going to happen to the WFT has already happened. |
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Of course the NFL knows about this. They've been covering this up for decades. So why would the NFL draw attention to these emails existing let alone showing that leaking them was an option? Now the public and media want to see Snyders emails too. Do you not realize that way more people are talking about Snyders emails then they were before the story leak? |
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Go on take the money and run! woooo hooo hooo |
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Or that this diversion was successful because they distracted from the very investigation many people had already forgotten about. As if the added attention to the investigation was a positive? What do they have to gain by any of this? I am not pushing conspiracy theories. I am just trying to make sense of something that doesn't add up. You act like this was such a simple thing, but it means a lot of smart people got in a room and decided to do something monumentally stupid. |
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Mike Florio had his say and Mina Kimes had her say about preferring a utopian world where all the emails are disclosed and more people get embarrassed.
But Florio is back to doing his show and not saying anything about it and Mina Kimes is focused on giggling with all the other gigglers on NFL Live as it tries to be like the Good Morning Football chuckle-fest. So I am going to guess that nobody cares enough about it for it to be a problem for the NFL. The only way it becomes a story is if somebody leaks more to the press, and it would probably have to be someone willing to risk something. Seems like the leaks that did Gruden in were authorized leaks and nobody got into trouble for the disclosure. |
Does anyone really care about this crap? Nobody is perfect and everyone has their own personal views of what they like and who they like and what they think.
The world is not perfect and people think what they think. Releasing their private emails will do nothing but be a story at best. |
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Keep that shit to yourself if you want to remain in power |
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