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The NFL will place a heavy emphasis on enforcing its player conduct rules, something Rams coach Jeff Fisher calls ''a front-of-the-book issue.'' As the league's spring meetings wrapped up Wednesday with Commissioner Roger Goodell saying expansion of the playoffs next season is possible, sportsmanship - and lack thereof - was the prime topic. He noted that everyone is fed up when a lack of sportsmanship occurs: owners, coaches, fans, players. ''The NCAA is hoping for us to do something about it and we've got to take the lead,'' Fisher said, ''and we're going to do that.'' The Miami Dolphins were plagued by a bullying scandal last season after tackle Jonathan Martin left the team. NFL investigators found that guard Richie Incognito and two teammates engaged in persistent harassment directed at Martin, another offensive lineman and an assistant trainer.
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