Goodell treat Lofton has double standards

Add in the New Orleans saints defender Curtis Lofton chorus team and analysts don't think football commissioner Roger Goodall the same standard, he held the players and teams in the past. Lofton told ESPN Josina Anderson said, "There is no accountability" and "this is a double standard." he does not believe a person should have such power. "I think you can't handle is a way, but when you participate in the opposite. I don't think it is the responsibility. Need to change something," said Lofton, in 2012 he joined the saint, in the middle of the bounty, the NFL history some of the most serious punishment was distributed, through an appeal.

"A person's all ability and no checks and balances. So need a change, it needs to start," Lofton continued. "I think the frustration as a player, you are upset, because whenever a man muss, have consequences, and we are advocating a shield, a shield. But when the commissioner does not protect shield, what is it? What consequence, his face and his deal? Nothing. So I think this is a double standard." Anderson also reported that former saints defender Jonathan Vilma via text message told her that he didn't even "wasting time" see Goodell at a press conference on Friday.

Former Saints who were affected by the bounty scandal like Vilma, Scott Fujita, greer and Scott Shanle vocal and criticism in recent weeks the same double standard. Coach Sean payton, however, the quarterback clear soup and other current most Saints retain their comments Goodell processing of rice. Attack, the best solution to Zack Strief summarize things last week he said he didn't know what Goodell should responsible for, he should not be in the latest survey. But he quickly added that he would "always feel" Goodell "100%" error in his bounty the investigation and handling of the saints Goodell proved wrong, all his players suspended vacated the appeal by the former commissioner Paul Ty.