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Jones is acting like a little bitch. Him and Poppa John can F off.

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[quote=MTK;1179838]Jones is acting like a little bitch. Him and Poppa John can F off.[/quote]

Who woulda thought it would be Arthur Blanks standing up and not backing down against Jerry. Blanks has been the driving force calling Jerry's bs.

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[quote=MTK;1179838]Jones is acting like a little bitch. Him and Poppa John can F off.[/quote]

Yeah that's hilarious. Love the fact the vote to let the compensation committee extend him was unanimous and now Jerry's trying to get rid of it.

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[quote=Giantone;1179837]Yes they can, in the same way McDonald's can take away any franchise that isn't following the rules.All ,[B]ALL the OWNERS ...UNANIMOUSLY voted to keep Goodell and his contract back in the summer ,why is JJ mad now???[/B][/quote]

Would never happen. The litigation that would follow would be so bad for the NFL, it be in the courts for years. They'd be better off just waiting for Jones to die.

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[quote=skinsfan69;1179879]Would never happen. The litigation that would follow would be so bad for the NFL, it be in the courts for years. They'd be better off just waiting for Jones to die.[/quote]
[url=http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2017/11/12/owners-have-their-own-nuclear-option-for-dealing-with-jerry-jones/]Owners have their own nuclear option for dealing with Jerry Jones – ProFootballTalk[/url]

They could, in theory, attempt to trigger forfeiture of the Dallas franchise.

A league source with knowledge of the situation tells PFT that multiple owners already have been discussing the possibility, which flows from Article VIII of the NFL’s Constitution & Bylaws. Specifically, Section 8.13 authorizes the Commissioner to determine that an owner “has been or is guilty of conduct detrimental to the welfare of the League or professional football.” If the Commissioner believes the available sanction (a $500,000 fine) is “not adequate or sufficient,” the Commissioner may refer the issue to the NFL’s Executive Committee, which has the power to compel “[c]ancellation or forfeiture of the franchise in the League of any member club involved or implicated,” with a directive to sell the team.

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That's clearly the nuke option G1, they will only go there if everything else has been tried and didn't work.

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[quote=mooby;1179889]That's clearly the nuke option G1, they will only go there if everything else has been tried and didn't work.[/quote]

I agree,I was just pointing out that it can be done.