I hope so for the kid's sake, because jebus the idea of a guy that freakishly strong beating his kid with a switch is fucking horrible.

Why would the NFL require Belichick give his players a day off when the rest of the league is practicing? That seems like a huge disadvantage if you ask me. Check your facts.

(do you think that might be why I put it in quotes?)

I'm not sure you know how male sexual organs work if you think you can taste cum with your lips wrapped around somebody's nutsack.

I don't advise anyone read the comment section on that article.

Jebus you missed the point by a long ways.

It means he's mad, dammit!

You mean all of you will. Or none of you won't watch. But definitely not what you said.

So one of Goodell's responsibilities is handling player discipline, he did an absolutely fucked job of handling an issue of player discipline involving domestic violence that gave the impression that the NFL does not take the issue very seriously at all, and NOW is criticizing him for this and calling for his…

I was reading this thinking...isn't there a way some hero could make a ham-fisted attempt to make this about Obama? And there you were.

I guess you can fire a guy for any reason you want.

I've been on the internet since 1996 hoss

What happened in the elevator is exactly what we all knew happened.

You don't fire a guy for not giving a long enough suspension.

Because he has made himself available to the media.

He's gone on CBS and answered reporters and made himself available to the media. And that's still not enough.

The public's perception of the league is a part of that responsibility to make money. He has done a monumentally terrible job of that in this incident.

So again, he survived Bountygate and Spygate but he's going to lose his job over this? Come on.

Because of reasons, dummy. Apparently Goodell was the only person willing to take this thankless* job, and if they run him out, I don't see how the NFL could find anyone willing to take such mean criticism.

If the media gets their way and Goodell is fired over this then the precedent will have been set that if one of your primary responsibilities is the public's perception of the league and its perceived integrity, and you cock up a public relations disaster this seriously, and continue to mishandle it every turn, then…