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The NFL has completed its investigation into the Green Bay Packers' bounty issue and has turned it over to the team without taking any action. "The club has handled the matter with the players, and the incentive pool has been discontinued," said Greg Aiello , the NFL's senior vice president of public relations. It wasn't immediately known what action the Packers have taken or plan to take. ... [link]

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NFL Lets Packers Handle Bounty Issue
Published 11/26/2007 by Bruce Ciskie at FanHouse
... Packers played dumb at the time, with general manager Ted Thompson hypothesizing that his players weren't aware that they were breaking rules. The players themselves then denied anything shady was going on, downplaying the issue a bit. Lions QB Jon Kitna didn't seem to have a problem with it when asked about it last week in advance of the teams' Thanksgiving Day game in Detroit. Now, Rob Demovsky of the Green Bay Press Gazette reports (via Pro Football Talk) that the Packers will not be punished by the league for these ...

Bounty Matter Is Closed
Published 11/27/2007 by Brandon at Acme Packing Company: Front Page Posts
I thought it might be a big deal, but I was way wrong. The NFL turned over the bounty case over to the team, and Mike McCarthy said the matter has been resolved internally. The team didn't need any league investigation hanging over them as they get ready for Dallas. ...

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