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[Spanky99]

he's a repeat offender.

 

Not enough for 8 games, likely a 2 or less.

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Not enough for 8 games, likely a 2 or less.

 

Half the season lmao. I'd be shocked at anything more than 2. This is the NFL.

[Spanky99]

Wtf did I just watch.

 

Self Destruction.

[Spanky99]

Half the season lmao. I'd be shocked at anything more than 2. This is the NFL.

 

He might even get a game with a hefty fine. Hard to say.

[TRM]

He might even get a game with a hefty fine. Hard to say.

 

Yeah, it's so hard to give lengthy suspensions for in-game things (save for incidents like Haynesworth's stomp) because hit to the heads and violent acts are so much a part of the game and ingrained, and sometimes it's impossible to avoid them given that violent nature of the game, and the speed at which everything happens.

[GD]

He might even get a game with a hefty fine. Hard to say.

 

I think the bigger question is what Cincy does with him. He's too good to cut but no one will trade for him. Do you just hope you can fix the attitude and bite the bullet if you can't?

[o2cui2i]

He might even get a game with a hefty fine. Hard to say.

 

sad if it is so little. It was pretty clear he was trying to hurt him. The push later won't help either. They said it was an official but it was someone with a jacket, looked more like a trainer. if he's lucky it was only a trainer because shoving an official might get more wrath than the hit.

[GD]

Yeah, it's so hard to give lengthy suspensions for in-game things (save for incidents like Haynesworth's stomp) because hit to the heads and violent acts are so much a part of the game and ingrained, and sometimes it's impossible to avoid them given that violent nature of the game, and the speed at which everything happens.

 

It also looks awful on the NFL for an organization that has to aggressively defend itself from examples such as, idk, this entire f***ing game in which several people were knocked out cold.

[Spanky99]

sad if it is so little. It was pretty clear he was trying to hurt him. The push later won't help either. They said it was an official but it was someone with a jacket, looked more like a trainer. if he's lucky it was only a trainer because shoving an official might get more wrath than the hit.

 

Pac, pushed an official?

[Spanky99]

I think the bigger question is what Cincy does with him. He's too good to cut but no one will trade for him. Do you just hope you can fix the attitude and bite the bullet if you can't?

 

That seems apparent, at this point.

[o2cui2i]

It also looks awful on the NFL for an organization that has to aggressively defend itself from examples such as, idk, this entire f***ing game in which several people were knocked out cold.

 

the hit that caused the fumble earlier looked like he led with the crown of his helmet. pretty sure that's a penalty. didn't they change the rules a few years back that you can't drop your head and lead with the helmet?

 

Burfict is a huge part of their defense but can't seem to keep himself in control.

[TRM]

sad if it is so little. It was pretty clear he was trying to hurt him. The push later won't help either. They said it was an official but it was someone with a jacket, looked more like a trainer. if he's lucky it was only a trainer because shoving an official might get more wrath than the hit.

 

It wasn't him that "shoved" the official though, it was Pacman. And even that was a little ticky-tacky, I get that any contact with an official needs to be called, and I'm sure it was accompanied with some harsh words, but to decide a game because of a "brush" is unfortunate.

 

As for the Burfict hit, it's hard to defend given his past with the ankle twisting against the Panthers and other stuff, however I have a hard time believing he tried to hurt him given where they were in the game. More likely, I imagine he believed that there was a chance AB got two hands on the ball, and in that moment his years of training saying do anything you can to separate ball from receiver (especially at such a critical moment) led him to do anything he could to do just that, and he ended up hitting AB in the noggin.

[o2cui2i]

Pac, pushed an official?

 

the last foul was after the whistle and injury. they got 15 and then 15 for a push while the guy was getting carried off the field.

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I don't think the Pacman penalty decided the game. It was a first down so they could've gone for a throw and if it was incomplete just ran and spiked. It didn't decide it, more so sealed it.

 

the hit that caused the fumble earlier looked like he led with the crown of his helmet. pretty sure that's a penalty. didn't they change the rules a few years back that you can't drop your head and lead with the helmet?

 

Burfict is a huge part of their defense but can't seem to keep himself in control.

 

I have no idea but my friend thought it was legal.

[canadiansportsjunkie]

They are not showing the highlight of the push by jones. I thought I saw something small during but didn't think it was that play the flag was on. I don't agree with the push flag if it's the one I saw

[TRM]

the last foul was after the whistle and injury. they got 15 and then 15 for a push while the guy was getting carried off the field.

 

Nope. Pacman brushed the official, what you saw was Burfict trying to see if AB was ok. Not a smart idea given the circumstance (think Dyson and Tulo), but not what the second foul was for.

[canadiansportsjunkie]

I don't think the Pacman penalty decided the game. It was a first down so they could've gone for a throw and if it was incomplete just ran and spiked. It didn't decide it, more so sealed it.

 

 

 

I have no idea but my friend thought it was legal.

 

15 yards with that much time is huge. Their kicker is really good so he probably would have still hit it

[o2cui2i]

Pac, pushed an official?

 

the last foul was after the whistle and injury. they got 15 and then 15 for a push while the guy was getting carried off the field.

[Trouba95]

Hill doesn't fumble...none of that happens. Lewis and Burfict are to blame though. How can Lewis allow his players to be so undisciplined?

[Spanky99]

the last foul was after the whistle and injury. they got 15 and then 15 for a push while the guy was getting carried off the field.

 

Pacman Jones pushed the official. Not Burfict.

[canadiansportsjunkie]

Don't agree with the pacman flag for 15 yards

[TRM]

the last foul was after the whistle and injury. they got 15 and then 15 for a push while the guy was getting carried off the field.

 

Honestly, I was actually trying to be nice the last couple posts, but you're so steadfast in your blatantly wrong opinions that it makes it difficult.

 

You're f***ing wrong. Foul 1 was on the hit by Vontaze Burfict on Antonio Brown, referred to as AB by some.. Foul 2 was on Adam Jones, referred to as Pacman or Pac by some, for brushing an official.

[o2cui2i]

Pacman Jones pushed the official. Not Burfict.

 

ok... was a lot going on. Burfict was asking how the player was and the trainer pushed him off. then they all surrounded the officials to argue what was about the easiest call of the game.

 

any sport, touching an official is considered as bad as it gets.

[o2cui2i]

Honestly, I was actually trying to be nice the last couple posts, but you're so steadfast in your blatantly wrong opinions that it makes it difficult.

 

You're f***ing wrong. Foul 1 was on the hit by Vontaze Burfict on Antonio Brown, referred to as AB by some.. Foul 2 was on Adam Jones, referred to as Pacman or Pac by some, for brushing an official.

 

I wasn't arguing it.

[GD]

Honestly, I was actually trying to be nice the last couple posts, but you're so steadfast in your blatantly wrong opinions that it makes it difficult.

 

You're f***ing wrong. Foul 1 was on the hit by Vontaze Burfict on Antonio Brown, referred to as AB by some.. Foul 2 was on Adam Jones, referred to as Pacman or Pac by some, for brushing an official.

 

I wasn't arguing it.

 

looooooool

[Spanky99]

I don't think the Pacman penalty decided the game. It was a first down so they could've gone for a throw and if it was incomplete just ran and spiked. It didn't decide it, more so sealed it.

 

 

 

I have no idea but my friend thought it was legal.

 

It was far from legal, tell your friend to smoke another one.

[TRM]

So two road teams so far, I think it's likely that Seattle and GB make it four for four tomorrow.

I bet that's never happened before.

[Spanky99]

They are not showing the highlight of the push by jones. I thought I saw something small during but didn't think it was that play the flag was on. I don't agree with the push flag if it's the one I saw

 

In a game like that, you don't touch an official, never mind push off from the man, it was stupid.

[canadiansportsjunkie]

Should be a flag on GIo hit then no flag on the push or " brush " by pacman.

 

As far as Burfict I think he wants to hurt people however I am not sure he could have stopped the hit after he realized brown didn't catch it. Still dirty and horrible but I see how it can happen...it's his history that doesn't help.

[canadiansportsjunkie]

In a game like that, you don't touch an official, never mind push off from the man, it was stupid.

 

Tough for me to agree although o understand that those are the rules. You can't let something like that cost a team a season but it's a rule.