Does Sean Payton's Crime Fits the Punishment?

I believe the punishment to the New Orleans Saints fits the crime for the bounty program that was issued by the coaches for the past seasons because this is an awful way to play football. Many New Orleans fans don’t agree with the commissioner’s decision to suspend Sean Payton (current head coach) for the  whole 2012 season, along with the Saint’s former defensive coordinator, his suspension is indefinite. The fans do not see the seriousness of what these two coaches have done because football is not just a sport or entertainment to them, it is the way they pay their bills and the way they live. These coaches showed that they wanted to win at any cost no matter how they had to win; they just wanted a victory at any expense. This is very poor taste to target certain players to hurt, giving their team a better chance to win the game. These two coaches need to re-evaluate how they are going to fix this bad image that they have placed on this organization. Now the Saints has to worry about retaliation by other teams and worry about the player who had no knowledge of this bounty program, how they perceive this as a type of behavior and if they want to associate themselves with the New Orleans Saints. Sean Payton can use the time he is suspended to understand the seriousness of this negative program that he implemented for his defensive players and hopeful one day prove the everyone that he regreted his decison to have a bounty program.

Peyton Manning Decision to the Broncos????

Many people are wondering why Peyton Manning decided to choose the Denver Broncos as his new team when there were better teams that he could go to for a stronger chance to win a super bowl ring. I believe Peyton should have chosen San Francisco because they were only one turnover from going to the super bowl in which they had the game won.  San Francisco made it that far with a quarterback that was average and with Peyton they would have been a sure pick. Peyton’s multiple surgeries is the primary reason for him sitting out the whole season could be an important factor that lead to his decision; I believe he doesn’t want the pressure of win or bust. He is now questioning and others are too about his ability to come back as he was before his surgeries as one of the most elite quarterbacks in the league. Knowing he is doubting his abilities Peyton doesn’t want to put pressure of failure, I believe is a sign of weakness because being a quarterback in the NFL is a high pressure job and he’s getting paid well. I hope his decision to go to Denver doesn’t hurt his career although it has helped his pockets with a 96 million dollar contract but how much money would anyone risk at the account of their reputation. I wonder if it’s about money or winning at this point in his career.

Has the media affect Carmelo Anthony's game play?

I have watched one of the hottest teams fall in last few weeks. The New York Knicks were playing so well until Carmelo come back to play for them. The Knicks had a great record in the eighth spot for the playoffs and now dropped out of the final spot. Carmelo had an interview with a sports caster that questioned his willingness to share the ball and asked if he would like to be the player to take the final game winning shot rather than his team-mate, the hot shooting Jeromy Lin. Carmelo was bothered that the sports caster asked this question because Lin was up and coming and that he was the veteran and had a positive record of taking the last shot. Carmelo has let the media influence how he plays now. He doesn’t play the way he used to play with his team, now Carmelo is trying to fit with his team to make everyone happy rather than allowing the game come to him. His game play is starting to question the organization if he was actually worth bringing to New York because since his arrival from the injury they have only two wins and now on a six game loosing streak.