Jeff Miller, the NFL head of security, spoke at halftime and said the parking lot was as clean as he has ever seen it at Candlestick. He subscribes to the windows theory where if a space looks clean and organized, it discourages crime. Miller was excellent in projecting a feeling of the problems being resolved.It's a cruel insult to conclude that we would place hundreds of NFL athletes who play by the rules at risk in order to protect a handful of players proven guilty of literally gambling with the safety and livelihoods of others. Players have seen no specific, detailed evidence of player participation in a paytoinjure program. We know a coach crossed the line, but where is the evidence that any players actually committed themselves financially or tactically to carrying out a "bounty" program? Punishment demands evidence, and the route chosen by the league precludes even the possibility of a fair review..

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