November 14, 201213 yr comment_110618 http://sports.yahoo.com/news/texans-lb-dob...13170--nfl.html They only got one of the calls right. Look at all the times Eli and Romo are further "across" the LOS Report
November 14, 201213 yr comment_110620 http://sports.yahoo.com/news/texans-lb-dob...13170--nfl.html They only got one of the calls right. Look at all the times Eli and Romo are further "across" the LOS the dickhead actually says Cutler ran into him and that he hit Cutler in the chest. uber douche! Report
November 15, 201213 yr comment_110622 The funny part is...the 49.5 was the LOS. Cutler's heel is still on that line. The fact that they missed it and then missed it again when Lovie challenged is f***ing absurd. Report
November 15, 201213 yr comment_110631 30 k for intentionally drilling a franchise qb and putting him out for a game or two is nothing compared to what we lose. Report
November 15, 201213 yr comment_110639 If the NFL is serious about stopping hits to the head, this clown should have been suspended. 30 k for intentionally drilling a franchise qb and putting him out for a game or two is nothing compared to what we lose. Report
November 15, 201213 yr comment_110644 If the NFL is serious about stopping hits to the head, this clown should have been suspended. I have no issue with "first offense = fine, second offense = harsher". Report
November 15, 201213 yr comment_110646 I have a problem with the guy saying he's glad he was Ko'ed...no remorse. In fact, glee. This guys were told the rules. Suspend. I have no issue with "first offense = fine, second offense = harsher". Report
November 15, 201213 yr comment_110647 I have a problem with the guy saying he's glad he was Ko'ed...no remorse. In fact, glee. This guys were told the rules. Suspend. I agree Madlith. The guy was boasting that he hurt the QB. Sure, a great hit is one thing, but if the rues are in place to protect the QB and the guy boasts after the hit, it goes beyond "first offense." If the league really wanted to crack down they'd start suspending guys for a game. Soccer's got that down, a red card and you sit next game. Report
November 16, 201213 yr comment_110662 I agree Madlith. The guy was boasting that he hurt the QB. Sure, a great hit is one thing, but if the rues are in place to protect the QB and the guy boasts after the hit, it goes beyond "first offense." If the league really wanted to crack down they'd start suspending guys for a game. Soccer's got that down, a red card and you sit next game. The nfl did suspend one guy on the broncos earlier this year for a hit on Matt Schaub that knocked him out...but it was a hit that came the week after he was fined for a roughing the passer penalty, so it was a repeat performance. Report
November 17, 201213 yr comment_110679 They could also do it based on the injury length of the other player. Every week the injured player is out, the offender should be suspended (and lose his game check) for the same amount of games. That seems fair to me. Report
November 18, 201213 yr comment_110689 They could also do it based on the injury length of the other player. Every week the injured player is out, the offender should be suspended (and lose his game check) for the same amount of games. That seems fair to me. Problem with that is..."The intensity of the hit" isn't the only thing that determines how long a guy is out. You can give a guy a serious concussion with a legal hit, and you can have a guy miss no time after the hardest illegal hit of the season. Report
November 18, 201213 yr comment_110690 Problem with that is..."The intensity of the hit" isn't the only thing that determines how long a guy is out. You can give a guy a serious concussion with a legal hit, and you can have a guy miss no time after the hardest illegal hit of the season. I was only saying if it was an illegal hit that would be fined anyway or resulted in a flag. Report
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