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stylepointsblog.com - 6/25/2009

Roger Goodell’s Wallet Says Bad Mother F@cker

— stylepointsblog.com — The general public may be disappointed with the plea deal that Browns receiver Donte Stallworth got from... the state of Florida. I’ve consulted with house counsel Daaz, and he said ‘leave me the fuck alone, I’m trying to edit a snuff film.’ So I’m left to draw ... (more) Roger Goodell’s Wallet Says Bad Mother F@cker

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bizoffootball.com - 6/25/2009

Goodell Continues to Flex Disciplinarian Muscles, No Union Challenge of Actions

— bizoffootball.com — Last week Donte Stallworth, still currently a member Cleveland Browns, pled guilty to the alcohol-related vehicular death... of a Miami area man in the early hours of the morning. As punishment, a Miami-Dade Circuit Court Judge sentenced Stallworth to thirty (30) days in jail, several fines and a ... (more) Goodell Continues to Flex Disciplinarian Muscles, No ...

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Donte' Stallworth

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sportressofblogitude.com - 6/25/2009

The Morning Bowl (June 25th): You Know, They’re Right: Roger Goodell Has A Little Bit Of Jules ...

— sportressofblogitude.com — • Business_Socks translates Roger Goodell’s letter to Donte Stallworth for our education and enjoyment. [Style Points] •... LittleWaynesBleedingHead summarizes the first week of “Superstars.” [The Rookies] • Don Mattingly counsels Manny Ramirez, Stuart Smalley-style. [More ... (more) The Morning Bowl (June 25th): You Know, They’re Right: ...

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Did Roger Goodell go too far?
Sharapova's Thigh — Earlier today Roger Goodell indefinitely suspended Browns wide receiver Donte' Stallworth. This came on the heels of Stallworth's sentence in Miami courts on Tuesday. The Justice system of the United States of America deemed Stallworth's malfeasance was worth 30 days in prison, 2 years of house arrest, 8 years of probation, and a lifetime suspension of his driver's license. Additionally Stallworth paid an undisclosed settlment to the family of Mario Reyes. Roger Goodell has continued with his damn near zero tolerence policy for NFLers running afoul of the law. The question has to be whether Goodell actions are overzealous. I'll probably reserve my own judgment for when ...

Goodell Continues to Flex Disciplinarian Muscles, No Union Challenge of Actions
The Biz of Football :: Part of the Business of Sports Network — ... Goodell’s brand of exacting discipline thus far has been well received by those in the media and other League critics. As ESPN’s Len Pasquarelli writes, “Goodell thinks in black and white.” There is a right answer and a wrong answer. Stallworth’s guilty plea was evidence enough of wrong doing; there are no mitigating factors. Goodell’s draconian style appears to be the hallmark of his League stewardship, which is a significant departure from his predecessor’s approach, Paul Tagliabue. ...