Aaron Rodgers called out the league office from Paris. Cam Skattebo just finished the sentence in Houston. ​"The NFL loves to post me when I do stuff like that, but then also wants to take stuff from me... If I continue to get fined, guess I’m going to play for free." ​In one sentence, a young running back exposed the entire corporate racket: ​The league's marketing arm chops up punishing, violent hits to harvest tens of millions of views on social media and sell primetime ad slots. Then on Monday morning, Park Avenue sends down a five-figure fine to penalize the very product they just monetized. ​They want the barbaric violence for their highlight reels, but moral cover on their balance sheet. ​Rodgers doesn't care about fines because he's made hundreds of millions. Skattebo is speaking for the guys who take the physical toll while the front office cashes checks on both ends.