Florio calls Falcons, Kirk Cousins the ‘most blatant case’ of tampering

The Falcons got their guy but might be caught in the middle of ‘the most blatant

case of tampering’ that Mike Florio has ever seen.

Kirk Cousins signed a four-year, $180 million

contract with Atlanta, but the

founder of Pro Football Talk is still claiming that both parties broke the law.

 

Florior went on a tirade about the Falcons and Cousins’ tampering actions

in response to a question on what offseason plot is being ignored on the What The Football podcast.

 

“You know, tampering is a big deal in the NFL and it occurs frequently. That’s how

it begins at the scouting combine, where it’s essentially accepted. When agents

and team representatives meet in person, conversations take place,

according to Florio, via Bring Me The News. However, there is a level of

discretion that is used, where you don’t just make things obvious to everyone.

that you played around with this man.

Furthermore, I think the Falcons’ pursuit

of Kirk Cousins is the clearest example of tampering I’ve ever witnessed.

All of this is related to Cousins’ initial news appearance at Flowery Branch, where the veteran disclosed that he had

spoken with other team members and that Kyle Pitts had recruited him several

weeks prior to the legal tampering period.

“This group of people is amazing,” Cousins remarked. It’s not limited to the football squad either. I mean, I’m

observing the support personnel. Yesterday, we

had a meeting, spoke with

our head of P.R., and called our head sports trainer. We have some decent

folks here, I think. And it’s thrilling to take part in it.

 

The NFL’s worst-kept secret right now is tampering. Owners, players, and teams all do it frequently. Florio, a well-known

Vikings fan, claims it’s the most obvious case

he’s ever seen and even goes so far

as to accuse Cousins of “tampering within tampering”—an act of conception

tampering. They are rarely probed, and even fewer are punished.

According to Bring Me The News, Florio stated, “And someone enlisted him to recruit Darnell Mooney from the Bears.”

You have many levels of tampering, or tampering within tampering. He

discussed it candidly, as if they were indifferent to it. It was really obvious.

Although the Falcons are being investigated, I don’t

think the league offices will release any significant

information. The Dolphins, Tom Brady, and Stephen Ross are the most well-

known tampering case in recent memory.

 

For their part in luring Brady, Miami was docked a first- and fourth-round selection, but I don’t see that happening

in this case. Nonetheless, Florio feels that justice will be served.

 

“As long as you are not overt, the NFL won’t take any action. They were

extremely overt this year. They are unable to turn away. According to Bring

Me The News, “I don’t think they can look the other way; we’ll see if they do.”

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