Gregg Williams Named Bills' Head Coach
BUF2001020302 - 03 FEBRUARY 2001 - BUFFALO, NEW YORK, USA: New Buffalo Bills head coach Gregg Williams shares a laugh with owner Ralph Wilson (center) and the team's G.M. and President Tom Donahue (left) during a press conference at the teams practice facility in Orchard Park, New York, February 3, 2001. Williams became the 12th coach for the Bills from the Tennessee Titans as the defensive coordinator. rlw/gw/Gary Wiepert UPI
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Gregg Williams, suspended after being implicated in the New Orleans Saints injury bounty program, was reinstated by the NFL and joined the Tennessee Titans.
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Suspensions slapped on four New Orleans Saints players in the team's bounty scandal have been vacated, former NFL commissioner Paul Tagliabue said Tuesday.
NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell Tuesday tweaked his punishment of three of the four players caught in the New Orleans Saints' bounty scandal.
An appeals panel has overturned suspensions of four players but the NFL says it will make an "expedited" decision on its own discipline in the "bounty" scandal.
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Another arbitrator has ruled in favor of the NFL over players' union complaints regarding the bounty system once used by the New Orleans Saints.
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