NFL considers tougher personal conduct policy
NFL Competition Committee co-chair Rich McKay and NFL public relations vice president Greg Aiello held a teleconference this afternoon to discuss upcoming issues next week at the league's annual meeting.
Among the developments could be a more strict personal conduct policy from NFL commissioner Roger Goodell that could be bad news for repeat offenders, such as Bengals wide receiver Chris Henry, and proposals from the competition committee to move the kickoff to the 35-yard line from the 30 at the start of overtime and to make instant replay permanent.
The full story is at enquirer.com, and the link is at the top of this post.
posted by Mark at 3:50 PM
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at 3/27/2007 3:28 PM 
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Post a Comment*I am so sick and tired of seeing Chris Henry's name in the paper and news. Get rid of this piece of crap.
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