gr8slayer
04-25-2007, 08:34 AM
http://sports.espn.go.com/nfl/news/story?id=2848575
NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell is not happy about confidential information from the scouting combine making its way into the media -- and he's looking for the team officials responsible for the leaks.
Goodell, reacting to reports last week that three likely top-10 draft picks admitted trying marijuana, has sent a memo to all 32 teams warning against leaking such information, USA Today reported Wednesday.
In the memo, Goodell wrote that leaking such information would be considered "conduct detrimental to the game" and that violators would be subject to unspecified discipline.
"I'm troubled by the breach of confidentiality," Goodell told USA Today. "Whenever you get into these situations leading up to the draft, you have a lot of misinformation put out there."
Last week, Pro Football Weekly reported that according to two unnamed team officials, Georgia Tech receiver Calvin Johnson, Clemson defensive end Gaines Adams and Louisville defensive tackle Amobi Okoye admitted using marijuana. The league is investigating the report.
NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell is not happy about confidential information from the scouting combine making its way into the media -- and he's looking for the team officials responsible for the leaks.
Goodell, reacting to reports last week that three likely top-10 draft picks admitted trying marijuana, has sent a memo to all 32 teams warning against leaking such information, USA Today reported Wednesday.
In the memo, Goodell wrote that leaking such information would be considered "conduct detrimental to the game" and that violators would be subject to unspecified discipline.
"I'm troubled by the breach of confidentiality," Goodell told USA Today. "Whenever you get into these situations leading up to the draft, you have a lot of misinformation put out there."
Last week, Pro Football Weekly reported that according to two unnamed team officials, Georgia Tech receiver Calvin Johnson, Clemson defensive end Gaines Adams and Louisville defensive tackle Amobi Okoye admitted using marijuana. The league is investigating the report.