They done put Jerry on the warpath

[Floyd Pinkerton]

You let Jerry play Commissioner on January 12th 2016 and now he wants your job forreal. I hope Goodell is fired and then I hope Jerry dies soon thereafter. The whole cartel corrupt and deserves to be out on their asses. Fukk 'em.

Take it down a notch breh... this is not a life and death matter.

 

[waltthizzney]

dude will be dead in 2 years book it, all that stress and anger he puts on himself gonna kill him lol go to flordia and start playing golf fam

 

[FromStLouis]

Take it down a notch breh... this is not a life and death matter.

No, fukk that league.

 

[Floyd Pinkerton]

No, fukk that league.

Whatever you say breh.

 

[Deep_Black_Conscious]

Jerry bout to pull a Casino on Goodell and Mara

"Say Roger...I changed my mind man, meet my guys out in the fields in Ft. Worth...they'll have your paperwork for youOh and...bring John with you"

That scene was and still is savage as fukk.

 

[SadimirPutin]

Adhering to the protocol of giving owners a 48-hour heads-up before a major disciplinary issue involving their team is announced, Goodell and Pash informed Jones that after a 13-month domestic violence inquiry, the Dallas Cowboys' star running back, Ezekiel Elliott, would face punishment -- a six-game suspension.

Goodell probably was sweating at the phone

BEFORE ENVISIONING AN NFL without Goodell, Jones needed him in it. More than a decade ago in a league meeting, Jones stood before his fellow owners and, in the words of an executive in the room, "all but begged" for a loan. The price tag had skyrocketed on his $1.3 billion AT&T Stadium, and he needed more cash from the league's G3 loan program. Jones also knew that many owners were angry with him; years earlier, he had disposed of thousands of seats at Texas Stadium and replaced them with club suites, trading revenue shareable with visiting teams' owners for money that went straight into his own pocket. So on this day, he told owners that he realized what he had done was unfair -- but that he was building a stadium that would be a great showplace for the NFL and needed tens of millions in additional loans.

...he realized huh........

In his deep Arkansas drawl, Jones argued that everyone was overreacting, both about the film and the fallout over head injuries."This is a pimple on a baby's ass," Jones said, drawing an awkward silence from the room.

On the first night of the meetings, Jones and a few other executives walked into the hotel bar shortly before midnight. Friel was there. In February and July 2016, Elliott's former girlfriend had claimed that he assaulted her on six separate days in Ohio and Florida; he had been neither arrested nor charged with any wrongdoing by the authorities in both states. Jones believed there was no case. At the bar, Friel explained to Jones that the Elliott investigation was open and would be indefinitely as she finished her job.

Jones' eyes widened, his brow furrowed. He raised his finger and wagged it in her face. "I'm saying this as an owner!" he yelled. "Your bread and butter is going to get both of us thrown out on the street!"

The bar got quiet. Everyone stared. After a minute or so, a Cowboys executive ushered Jones up to his room.

He had just helped engineer the second team relocation in 14 months, first the Rams to Los Angeles and now the Raiders to Las Vegas -- two months after being elected to the Pro Football Hall of Fame. "He's the shadow commissioner -- or Roger is a puppet one," an owner said at the hotel bar.

Jones didn't know that Goodell was changing his mind. And he didn't know that Goodell was facing pressure, both from a handful of league executives who felt Elliott should be suspended and from owners wanting Jones to be humbled. Kraft had called Goodell in the summer and, referring to the Elliott case, told the commissioner, "My guy got four games for footballs and there's still nothing on this?

@BucciMane

Jerry's message to Roger was 'I run this league, you better get with it.' This is about power and control, not the contract -- that's all white noise

Peak a$$hole behavior

And then, at league meetings a month later, Jones took over a meeting about Goodell's contract, irritating his colleagues by calling himself, more than once, the "ranking owner" and adding, "I'm going to be a pain in the ass" to committee members.

Ranking Owner breh's


That article might be the funniest sports writing this year