Jonathan Vilma rips Roger Goodell over handling of Ray Rice case

This isn't exactly shocking information, but former Saints linebacker Jonathan Vilma is not happy with the way Roger Goodell has handled the Ray Rice domestic violence case.

Goodell, you'll recall, originally suspended Vilma, for the 2012 season for his role in "Bountygate." After a judge overturned that suspension, Goodell tried to suspend Vilma and other Saints once again. The group appealed the decision, which led to Goodell asking former commissioner Paul Tagliabue to review the NFL's bounty investigation. Tagliabue did and he overturned the second round of suspensions. Vilma ended up playing in 11 games that season.

However, the bad blood with Goodell is still there.

After the commissioner's interview with CBS News aired Wednesday morning, Vilma was not buying Goodell's assertion that he asked for, but was not given, the disturbing video of Rice punching his now-wife in the casino elevator.

I know firsthand the commissioner will go to great lengths to "gather all evidence" but he purposely did not in this instance. Appalling.

— Jonathan Vilma (@JonVilma51) September 10, 2014

If the commissioner had really asked for the video, he would've made it very public & very clear that the casino refused to give it to him.

— Jonathan Vilma (@JonVilma51) September 10, 2014

He should be held accountable for his lack of action just like Ray Rice has finally been held accountable for his actions.

— Jonathan Vilma (@JonVilma51) September 10, 2014

(foxsports.com)