or knocked him out. former defensive coordinator greg williams admits running it. he met with the league yesterday. can you believe not good? the league likely asked about the reporters of similar bounty pools when he was with the redskins and when he was with the bills. hey, did the mets know what bernie madoff was up to and looked the other way? a judge says maybe so and will let it go to trial. the judge ruling that the owners, fred wilpon and sal katz have to pay up to $180 million to a trust fee in the case. it s not that bad. it could cost them another $300 million, though and control of the team. the mets are in a financial hole losing stars like beltran and raez to cut payroll. they re also seeking investors for the team. we have more money than the wilpons right now. they have to sell that team and they re selfishly destroying the franchise. who would buy season tickets to
players incentives to knock people out and knock them out of the game. no doubt the team crossed the line. the quarterback who has had his fair share of big hits says a bounty pool is not what it s about and shows disrespect for the game. the saints owner still standing behind their coach there on the left and g.m. loomis there not on the left, even though the nfl said they knew about the pool, former defensive coordinator greg williams admits running it. he met with the league yesterday. we don t know yet or how the meeting went. can you say not good for greg? the league likely asked about reports of similar bounty pools with his other teams, redskins and bills. they could be losing draft picks, huge fines and suspensions. did the mets know what bernie madoff was up to and look the other way while bringing in fake profits? a judge says maybe so. we re going to let it go to trial. judge ruling that owners fred wilpon and saul katz have to pay $83 million to the trustee in the case and
were. we had bounty pools, but you know, our pools were big plays, we had money for interceptions, fumbles, winning tarkels, and even big hits, but you only won if you scored a td, not if you put somebody out of the game. that s just nonsense. jenna: what do you think about it? look, every defender wants to knock the snot of every offensive player, and when you get a guy standing around and looking the other way you re going to get lit up, with or without a so called bounty. the hit on any quarter back, i mean, they are wanted men in the nfl, particularly for a defender, so when you get a shot at the quarter back, you re going to take it and that s the game. jenna: well it s the game, but you mentioned the wanted wanted men, they have the target, they have the ball, they are throwing it downfield but what about taking someone out so they have to get out of the game or maybe they can t continue to play? look, that s the pr nightmare for everyone, especially commissioner roger good
shepard: the national football league is underfire amid accusations some teams paid players for certain hard hits. put a guy on a stretcher you get $1,000. and payments doubled or tripled for the playoffs. trace has the news this afternoon. i know the saints are linked and now the redskins are involved. anyone else? guest: buffalo bills and tennessee titans and the common denominator is greg williams, the head coach of the buffalo bills and he started the bounty pools and he has apologized and i quote, it was a terrible mistake and we knew it was wrong