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Somehow I forgot to work into my column today on the New Orleans Sinners one of the important ideas I planned to air. Here it is: Any monetary fines leveed against any Saints personnel, or personnel (including coaches) of other teams such as the Redskins, should be split evenly between a fund for NFL retirees already experiencing severe health problems and a fund for future health care for current NFL players.
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Mike| 3.6.12 @ 2:25PM
Agree 100%
Oldefarte| 3.6.12 @ 3:18PM
Again and also RESPECTFULLY, I DO NOT think that any fines/punishment should be imposed until the Saints are PROVED GUILTY BEYOND A REASONABLE DOUBT!!!!!!
Oldefarte| 3.7.12 @ 11:37AM
[from the NYT] '....Still, the reaction of players since the N.F.L. revealed its investigation — including those of Kurt Warner and Brett Favre, who were named by the league as targets of the Saints — indicates that most believe the incentives are a routine part of the game....'