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Three players fighting suspensions from the NFL's bounty investigation have told a federal judge they are comfortable with their representation by union lawyers and see no potential conflict of interest in the arrangement.
The players written comments on Thursday came in response to an order a day earlier by U.S. District Judge Ginger Berrigan, who lamented the failure of settlement talks and wrote that she was concerned there were competing agendas among lawyers on all sides in the dispute that were undermining the interests of the players.
The judge asked whether it made more sense for New Orleans defensive with battery like dell C852J battery , Dell Alienware M17X Battery , Dell WW12P Battery , Dell Inspiron DUO 1090 Battery , Dell YY9RM Battery , Dell CRKG5 Battery , Dell Studio 15Z Battery , Dell XP115 Battery , Dell D2340 Battery , Dell Vostro A90 Battery , Dell C901H Battery , Dell Y1909 Battery end Will Smith, Cleveland linebacker Scott Fujita and free agent defensive lineman Anthony Hargrove to have separate lawyers, rather than the same lawyers representing the NFL Players Association.
The NFLPA also filed a response in which it explained that it has been seeking to engage league lawyers in settlement talks, ''and the NFL continued to refuse to do so, never making a single settlement offer to the Players.''
The union added that it also sees no conflict in representing the players, but will help them get their own attorneys if the court desires.
The NFLPA, the three players, and Saints linebacker Jon Vilma, who has his own attorney, are claiming in their consolidated lawsuits that Commissioner Roger Goodell abused his authority and followed improper procedures in disciplining the players for a program that, according to NFL investigators, paid improper cash bonuses for tackles that injured opponents. The lawsuit seeks to have the punishment handed down by Goodell thrown out.
Vilma was suspended the entire season, Hargrove for eight games, Smith for four games and Fujita three games.