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.