Wake up NFL - YOU have a duty to serve more than just someone's pocketbook!

Because the nation's most notorious dogfighter pled "not guilty" to animal cruelty charges - charges that were eventually dropped in a plea bargain - and he was convicted only of bankrolling a dogfighting conspiracy, for which he served only 18 mo in prison before being welcomed back into the public spotlight.

Even worse, he's shown no sign of understanding of, or regret over, the fate of his dogs.

Is this the message we want to send to the thousands of youngsters who idolize these professionals?