Paul Tagliabue has come down with his ruling and, despite agreeing with NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell's finding, vacated the player suspensions in the Saints bounty case.
Drew Brees congratulates Saints on bounty rulings and Scott Fujita was right all along
Fujita was right: he did nothing wrong.
Jeff Zelevansky
This made for one happy Saints quarterback.
Congratulations to our players for having the suspensions vacated. Unfortunately, there are some things that can never be taken back
— Drew Brees (@drewbrees) December 11, 2012
All of those suspended Saints should be feeling good right now, particularly Scott Fujita, who was exonerated in Tagliabue's findings. Fujita, who is now with the Browns has said since day one that he did nothing wrong.
Absolutely thrilled for my teammate Scott Fujita.Great guy.Great player.Great outcome.
— Phil Dawson (@phil_dawson_4) December 11, 2012
Congrats to the whole @scottfujita99 family!Should have never been put through this whole ordeal but I know you're stronger for it.Love yall
— Benjamin Watson (@BenjaminSWatson) December 11, 2012
Well Tagliabue said he would be unbiased, and looks like he told the truth.Now if @scottfujita99 can get his reputation back please.
— Hunter Hillenmeyer (@hthill) December 11, 2012
Even the media is feels vindicated!
Wonder if Browns media members conflicted over charge @scottfujita99 participated in bounties are relieved. I am. #Vindication.
— Marla Ridenour (@MRidenourABJ) December 11, 2012
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