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One commissioner finally points out that a lifetime ban for marijuana is harsh considering that fighters who have tested positive for steroids received more lenient suspensions.

His sources say several executives have voiced their displeasure about how the situation was handled, wondering if Goodell's close relationship with New York Giants owner John Mara was a reason for the lenient one-game suspension.

Poll: Is the four-month suspension harsh, lenient or fair?

Allies of Woolfe, who claimed he was struck on the head by Hookem and had since made a police complaint, said the report had political motivation and suggested that the decision to give Hookem a formal reprimand rather than suspension was unduly lenient.

Hansen also admitted he was embarrassed by Hore's behaviour after the player was banned for five weeks for striking Wales lock Bradley Davies, and could understand why some believed the hooker's suspension was too lenient.

The public will never know if Horowitz believed that MLB's suspension was too lenient.

Debate continues about whether Griner's suspension was equitable or lenient.

"Mr. Rice's suspension reflects a disturbingly lenient, even cavalier attitude towards violence against women," the senators continued.

Personally, I think suspension is much too lenient; a public apology to the opposing players and team (she just gave) and expulsion from the team would seem appropriate.

But after the NFL suspended Rice for only two regular-season games, the league faced an immediate negative backlash for what was seen as a lenient punishment when compared to other player suspensions for offenses such as smoking marijuana.

While many at the time said Ohio State was too lenient, there is every indication that, to Meyer, the suspension was too severe.