Clark Hunt Head it Finance Committee

[MAHOMO 4 LIFE!]

Roger Goodell has sent a memo to clubs announcing two changes on major committees. The finance committee, previously chaired by the late Bob McNair, will now be led by Clark Hunt.

Joel Glazer will now chair the international committee, which had been headed by Hunt.

— Andrew Beaton (@andrewlbeaton) February 13, 2019

[KChiefs1]

Originally Posted by Amnorix

Actually, if that happens (something about counting chickens), I'll be thinking that you have a damn good coach and a ridiculously awesome quarterback, and that your defense at least reverted to mean (as defenses typically do more easily/frequently than offenses).

Proof!!!

https://youtu.be/zKoY3wgnVTI

[Red Dawg]

Originally Posted by Amnorix

I find it seriously bizarre that you guys can be passionate fans and yet think the NFL steers Super Bowls. Why would you be fans at all if you think it's all fixed?

I find it bizzare that Pats think they are just so good that it's all on the level. Kraft pushed for Roger to get the job and poof, they get to play in 9 SB's. It's a super billion billion billions and more billions on the line and these 32 owners just leave it all up to chance? Every game is certainly not tainted but many times games do seem to get pushed in the direction the NFL wants. You could write a book on the refs helping the Pats win over the years. They seem to get the calls all the time. Every coach and fan think this. They cheated big and it was not investigated at all. Destroyed everything but a couple of tapes they gave Glazer to help make it look like nothing. Deflategate took months but spygate took two days? What does that tell you? Sham SB victories.

[GloryDayz]

What were his committee assignments before this?

[Flying High D]

Originally Posted by GloryDayz

What were his committee assignments before this?

Spirit coordination committee

[Simply Red]

Originally Posted by Hammock Parties

During my decades in the @nfl the finance committee was the most significant and powerful league committee and I am told it still is - I worked with @chiefs Clark Hunt on many league matters and I believe that he is a phenomenal choice to be its chairman. https://t.co/Uoc1qRmgqJ

— Amy Trask (@AmyTrask) February 13, 2019

Solid find. Seth talked about it earlier today.

[Chiefs4TheWin]

Originally Posted by big nasty kcnut

This is chiefs planet hope for the best expect the worst.

Should be the damn motto for the site.

[SuperBowl4]

Originally Posted by Red Dawg

I find it bizzare that Pats think they are just so good that it's all on the level. Kraft pushed for Roger to get the job and poof, they get to play in 9 SB's. It's a super billion billion billions and more billions on the line and these 32 owners just leave it all up to chance? Every game is certainly not tainted but many times games do seem to get pushed in the direction the NFL wants. You could write a book on the refs helping the Pats win over the years. They seem to get the calls all the time. Every coach and fan think this. They cheated big and it was not investigated at all. Destroyed everything but a couple of tapes they gave Glazer to help make it look like nothing. Deflategate took months but spygate took two days? What does that tell you? Sham SB victories.

This post has SUBSTANCE.

[Amnorix]

Originally Posted by Red Dawg

I find it bizzare that Pats think they are just so good that it's all on the level. Kraft pushed for Roger to get the job and poof, they get to play in 9 SB's. It's a super billion billion billions and more billions on the line and these 32 owners just leave it all up to chance?

Why the **** would the other 31 owners, ESPECIALLY the other 15 in the AFC, ever agree to this?

And did Goodell push Ford offsides somehow? Did I miss his invisible hand shoving him over the LOS on game day? WTF? Did Goodell kick that ridiculous FG in the snow? Did he cause the Tyree helmet catch and the decision to throw instead of run resulting in the Butler pick, and the sack on Ryan that pushed the Falcons out of FG range leaving the Patriots with a chance, etc. ad infinitum? I mean, it's just so stupid.

The Patriots literally could have won all 9 of those SBs, or lost all of them except maybe the first Eagles game, they were all that close.

Every game is certainly not tainted but many times games do seem to get pushed in the direction the NFL wants. You could write a book on the refs helping the Pats win over the years. They seem to get the calls all the time. Every coach and fan think this. They cheated big and it was not investigated at all. Destroyed everything but a couple of tapes they gave Glazer to help make it look like nothing. Deflategate took months but spygate took two days? What does that tell you? Sham SB victories.

Pats have dominated for the 10 years since the BS spygate controversy. What does that tell you. If the NFL had wanted to bury/ignore spygate, they easily could have. Treated it like the stupid ball warming thing between the Vikings and Panthers a few years ago, which is also in violation of the rules.

http://www.espn.com/blog/minnesota-v...nthers-vikings

Or the Raiders

https://www.barstoolsports.com/bosto...ng-to-see-here


Or published literally ANYTHING about the ball inflation testing that they said they would do, instead of burying it because they don't want to have to admit that science exists.

Instead when balls were seemingly underinflated in Giants/Steelers, they buried it.

https://www.chicagotribune.com/sport...212-story.html

When the Giants tested air pressure on two footballs they captured against the Steelers and reported them to be below the permissible range of 12.5 PSI, league officials should have leaped into action. They should have told Steelers officials, "You're in big f------ trouble" and then leaked erroneous amateur-hour data that poisoned the public understanding. They should have triggered a massive multimillion-dollar investigation, complete with footnoted junk science, that tarred a future Hall of Famer and resulted in fines, a forfeited draft pick and a four-game suspension. They should have invoked the words "scheme" and "tamper" and "cheating" and "competitive integrity," even compared the offense to "performance-enhancing drugs."

Instead? Nothing. NFL execs were neither overwhelmed nor underwhelmed by the report of soft footballs. They weren't whelmed at all. Instead there was this throbbing stillness. Followed by an attempt at denial and misdirection. After Jay Glazer of Fox Sports broke the news that the Giants had gone to the league with measurements showing loss of air pressure, the NFL replied with a stiff-necked yet ducking statement: "The officiating game ball procedures were followed and there were no chain of command issues. All footballs were in compliance and no formal complaint was filed by the Giants with our office."

[htismaqe]

Can we PLEASE not have another thread of this crap?

If you think the NFL is rigged, STOP WATCHING. It's that freaking simple. Stop watching and stop polluting every freaking thread here with that garbage.

[Bowser]

Originally Posted by Red Dawg

I find it bizzare that Pats think they are just so good that it's all on the level. Kraft pushed for Roger to get the job and poof, they get to play in 9 SB's. It's a super billion billion billions and more billions on the line and these 32 owners just leave it all up to chance? Every game is certainly not tainted but many times games do seem to get pushed in the direction the NFL wants. You could write a book on the refs helping the Pats win over the years. They seem to get the calls all the time. Every coach and fan think this. They cheated big and it was not investigated at all. Destroyed everything but a couple of tapes they gave Glazer to help make it look like nothing. Deflategate took months but spygate took two days? What does that tell you? Sham SB victories.

We have an entire thread dedicated to your theory. No need to clutter up every thread with this stuff.

[Naptown Chief]

16 whole posts before the conspiracy theories. Is that a new CP record?

[Bowser]

Originally Posted by dwwataz

16 whole posts before the conspiracy theories. Is that a new CP record?

Not even close

[gblowfish]

Did he ever pay his one million in back taxes to the State of Missouri???

[gblowfish]

That was Clark Hunt, Finance Committee Chairman. He was damn glad to meet you!

[Amnorix]

Originally Posted by htismaqe

Can we PLEASE not have another thread of this crap?

If you think the NFL is rigged, STOP WATCHING. It's that freaking simple. Stop watching and stop polluting every freaking thread here with that garbage.

Originally Posted by Bowser

We have an entire thread dedicated to your theory. No need to clutter up every thread with this stuff.

Point very well taken. I'll shut up about it also.