(11-02-2022, 10:09 AM)flgatorsandjags Wrote:

(11-02-2022, 09:46 AM)Mikey Wrote: no difference. players should know not to put their own cash on the table on any shield games. Period, full stop.

That said, he's not the first athlete to make a poor off-field decision. Our only hope is that he learned, and doesn't double down on dumb choices.

I disagree, if he det against his team I bet he would of get even longer and it would of been even a much bigger deal

I'd take that det.

betting on the sport is unacceptable by the league, regardless of whether he bet for or against his own team. You(ok, Goodell and probably the owners) don't want to open the avenue for the billion dollar betting industry to find an in-road to getting a fix in, or even giving anyone a chance to suggest such corruption.

He could "of" det on so many other things, it was a dumb choice for him to make. I believe he was used to set an example. Harsh penalty to get the point across that any dets by players on the games will not be taken lightly.

(I'm being cheeky about your typo, hopefully it doesn't come across as rude)

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