Seattle
I've always liked the New Orleans Saints. While not surprising, revelations of a bounty program designed to hurt other players seriously is painful if not perplexing. When will so-called leaders such as Defensive Coordinator Gregg Williams ever learn that there are principles larger than their twisted objectives and, for that matter, that these schemes are totally discoverable in our 24x7 social media world?
I was in the Super Dome in 1987 when the Saints clinched the playoffs for the first time in history. Thousands of us paraded to the French Quarter that night, recognizing that the 'Aints were no longer losers. Well, they're big losers now - and other teams are sure to follow.
I've always liked the New Orleans Saints. While not surprising, revelations of a bounty program designed to hurt other players seriously is painful if not perplexing. When will so-called leaders such as Defensive Coordinator Gregg Williams ever learn that there are principles larger than their twisted objectives and, for that matter, that these schemes are totally discoverable in our 24x7 social media world?
I was in the Super Dome in 1987 when the Saints clinched the playoffs for the first time in history. Thousands of us paraded to the French Quarter that night, recognizing that the 'Aints were no longer losers. Well, they're big losers now - and other teams are sure to follow.