and I’d love to smash him in the face with a cast iron frying pan.

but who he is, the owner of an NFL team.

Goodell does not want to see owners flipping each other.

It has distracted fan and press attention away from the fact that the Titans played a great game against the Bills. Everybody’s talking about Bud’s shenanigans instead of the outstanding performances by CJ and so many others on the team. Maybe Bud should have to pay big bucks for that.

Watch this.

But who really gives 2 birds about it?

Seriously: a nearly 87-year-old billionaire who had a few too many whiskey-and-cokes decided to give the number 1 sign (twice!) to the opposing team. Then he gets fined a cool quarter-mil for it.

I dunno, I guess I’d take personal offense if you told me that CJ blows donkeys, but I couldn’t give two fewer shits if you tied bud adams up and threw his octogenarian ass off the pedestrian bridge on the way to the stadium.

He’s the dude with the cash that owns my favorite football team. Aside from that, my loyalties to that old codger are slim-to-none.

I really can’t get all worked up about some boneheaded Bedazzlers or Texans fans singing “nanny-nanny-boo-boo” about the owner of my team and his drunken shenanigans.

nay, swagger-enhanced for search engine purposes. That, I dig.

Like I said, Bud got $250K for every over-zealous douche of a Commissioner.

owning an nfl franchise as the ultimate dream. and bud’s living the dream. good for him. how cool is it gonna be for him to look old roger in the face and say:

“$250,000?? first off, without people like me, your entire life’s work in the NFL probably never happens, and secondly, i piss $250,000.”

here is a bunch of tax attorneys debating and ultimately deciding that belichick’s $500,000 fine (and more broadly, all nfl fines) was almost certainly tax deductible. it’s not very interesting reading unless you are into tax law (woohoo!) but it’s interesting because it makes this fine even more laughable in the face of bud’s tremendous financial situation.

Now that Bud knows how much it costs to fly the finger, will he STILL let one go after the Houston game?

A 2005 wall street journal article found that no professional sports team reports what is collected from the individuals that are fined. So none of us will ever know if he will pay one cent of that 250K fine. So to me this is a dog n pony show to look good in public.