theogt;1362568 said:Another strawman slain.
Hunter71;1362569 said:I'm NOT saying Turner can't talk to Rivera...
Turner CAN'T talk to Rivera about coming to the Cowboys IF in fact that's what happened...
Hunter71;1362595 said:That's NOT the point...
We're debating IF there is a case here or not ASSUMING Turner did talk to Rivera about the job...
summerisfunner;1362600 said:there is no case unless Norv was acting under Jerry's orders, if that were the case, then yes, it's tampering, is it the case though? can't say really
Hunter71;1362601 said:Exactly...
summerisfunner;1362628 said:then why the hell was there this big argument? lol
Beast_from_East;1362545 said:Nothing is being violated. The Bears have 3 weeks to work out a new extension. During this time, Rivera cannot SIGN WITH ANOTHER TEAM.
Tampering is a very serious issue and the fine is usually draft picks. There must be concrete evidence that A MEMBER OF THE ORGANIZATION CONTACTED THE COACH IN QUESTION.
Last time I checked, Norv was the Offensive Coordinator of the 49ers, maybe the Bears need to file tampering charges against the 49ers???
Jerry has said that the tampering rules are very specific and that a team could "lose an opportunity" if the rules were violated. This taken with the fact Rivera himself said he has not been contacted by anybody in the Cowboys organization and that he found out about the interview from his wife in a cell phone call.
No tampering, end of story.
A violation of the spirit of the rule -- yes. And you know that is true.
Blue&Silver;1362301 said:Why would Rivera make a lateral move? And why would Chicago let him? I don't see him coming here for anything other than HC.
DizzG;1362670 said:no we dont know that is true. You are taking a report that claims Turner was seen with Rivera that may or may NOT even be true and acting like its a violation just based on that. A LOT more would have to be known before it makes sense to say even some "spirit of the rule" was broken. there is nothing to even suggest that at this point
abersonc;1362654 said:Technically no. A violation of the spirit of the rule -- yes. And you know that is true. Stop boring us with the letter of the law -- that isn't how Goodell rolls -- he has shown he's not taking any guff - he certainly won't tolerate people working around rules - if this story is true then Jerry may get nailed.
abersonc;1362847 said:Obviously if it isn't true it doesn't violate the spirit of the rule. I was talking about it IF it were true -- and if it was then Jerry might be putting the team in danger of a serious penalty. This new commish, he isn't going to screw around.
He would make a lateral move because Jerry would pay him more money than the cheap *** bears.Plus he is running Lovie Smith's defense in chicago,in dallas he would be on his own.Chicago can't stop him,his contract is up.Blue&Silver;1362301 said:Why would Rivera make a lateral move? And why would Chicago let him? I don't see him coming here for anything other than HC.
dbair1967;1362325 said:then they should have wrapped up the guy with a contract extension before now, and they wouldnt have to worry about it
they can be mad at only themselves
David
Hunter71;1362569 said:I'm NOT saying Turner can't talk to Rivera...
Turner CAN'T talk to Rivera about coming to the Cowboys IF in fact that's what happened...