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Damn straight. You won't believe Tomlin's idiocy on Harrison's fines for dangerous helmet shots

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  • @bunsofsteel08 said:

    ... Seriously. If a Steeler Fan is ON Your Board DURING A Steeler game... Not So Sure about his commitment to the Steelers. But if you seriously dont want any Steeler Fans here. STOP talking about Pittsburgh. Go on our Boards you dont see 3 or 4 Browns Topics running all the time. You guys never quit. Disparaging BS Get the F*** Over our Team. Talk about the Browns... and most of our Fans wont have anything important to talk about here. Your Choice...My guess is most of you guys cant Leave it alone....its been going on too long.

    Take your extremely xxxxed up capitalization methods elsewhere, no one wants you here.

    @brownsbacker said:

    Take your extremely xxxxed up capitalization methods elsewhere, no one wants you here.

    There ya go... No Argument so Pick on the Grammer. LOL !!!

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  • @bunsofsteel08 said:

    Bottom Line is its Bull S*** Sissification of the NFL. Wait till the Browns Defense Grows uo and starts Rockin People... You guys wont feel the same way anymore. The Hit Sunday ? As he is releasing the Ball ... come on P***Y BS ! And If Ben was on the recieving end... which he ofttimes is... Then so be it. And In BRs career ...he has just next to No Roughing the Passer called in his favor. Candy~A** Society is taking over.

    jeez, i guess its your time of the month. There is absolutely no reason for helmet to helmet contact, it is unacceptable. Screw fines, suspensions should be given on the spot. While in college, ESPN college football analyst Merril Hoge took so many hard hits and concussions that he forgot how to read. Fine, if you think being intimidating is worth seriously injuring players, IF not paralyzing them and ruining the rest of their lives, than I think you should remember that football is an entertainment business, not a fight to the death. Sure, players are payed good money to play hard, BUT you can play hard without putting other players health and safety at risk. Next time Harrison pulls any of this shit, he should be done for the season, no questions asked.

    Colt12 said:

    jeez, i guess its your time of the month. There is absolutely no reason for helmet to helmet contact, it is unacceptable. Screw fines, suspensions should be given on the spot. While in college, ESPN college football analyst Merril Hoge took so many hard hits and concussions that he forgot how to read. Fine, if you think being intimidating is worth seriously injuring players, IF not paralyzing them and ruining the rest of their lives, than I think you should remember that football is an entertainment business, not a fight to the death. Sure, players are payed good money to play hard, BUT you can play hard without putting other players health and safety at risk. Next time Harrison pulls any of this shit, he should be done for the season, no questions asked.

    Been this way Forever dude....

  • @brownsbacker said:

    Take your extremely xxxxed up capitalization methods elsewhere, no one wants you here.

    There ya go... No Argument so Pick on the Grammer. LOL !!!

    @bunsofsteel08 said:

    There ya go... No Argument so Pick on the Grammer. LOL !!!

    lmao thanks I needed that...So classic.

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    @vaportrail said:

    Grammar

    Ummm Hmmm... Exactly . I knew that was coming... exactly why I did it !! LOL ! 😆 You guys never Fail me....

  • @vaportrail said:

    Grammar

    Ummm Hmmm... Exactly . I knew that was coming... exactly why I did it !! LOL ! 😆 You guys never Fail me....

    @bunsofsteel08 said:

    Ummm Hmmm... Exactly . I knew that was coming... exactly why I did it !! LOL ! 😆 You guys never Fail me....

    No one is buying that. We all know you are a complete moron, you make it apparent in every post.

  • In case anyone here has forgot Terrell Suggs, Brain Urlacher and Chad Ochocinco all know more about NFL tackles than anyone on this board. Anyone here who tries to argue that fact is stupid.

  • @bunsofsteel08 said:

    Bottom Line is its Bull S*** Sissification of the NFL. Wait till the Browns Defense Grows uo and starts Rockin People... You guys wont feel the same way anymore. The Hit Sunday ? As he is releasing the Ball ... come on P***Y BS ! And If Ben was on the recieving end... which he ofttimes is... Then so be it. And In BRs career ...he has just next to No Roughing the Passer called in his favor. Candy~A** Society is taking over.

    jeez, i guess its your time of the month. There is absolutely no reason for helmet to helmet contact, it is unacceptable. Screw fines, suspensions should be given on the spot. While in college, ESPN college football analyst Merril Hoge took so many hard hits and concussions that he forgot how to read. Fine, if you think being intimidating is worth seriously injuring players, IF not paralyzing them and ruining the rest of their lives, than I think you should remember that football is an entertainment business, not a fight to the death. Sure, players are payed good money to play hard, BUT you can play hard without putting other players health and safety at risk. Next time Harrison pulls any of this shit, he should be done for the season, no questions asked.

    Colt12 said:

    jeez, i guess its your time of the month. There is absolutely no reason for helmet to helmet contact, it is unacceptable. Screw fines, suspensions should be given on the spot. While in college, ESPN college football analyst Merril Hoge took so many hard hits and concussions that he forgot how to read. Fine, if you think being intimidating is worth seriously injuring players, IF not paralyzing them and ruining the rest of their lives, than I think you should remember that football is an entertainment business, not a fight to the death. Sure, players are payed good money to play hard, BUT you can play hard without putting other players health and safety at risk. Next time Harrison pulls any of this shit, he should be done for the season, no questions asked.

    TJ Ward should still be suspended for the his helmet-to-helmet hit on Mendenhall back in week 5.

  • Colt12 said:

    jeez, i guess its your time of the month. There is absolutely no reason for helmet to helmet contact, it is unacceptable. Screw fines, suspensions should be given on the spot. While in college, ESPN college football analyst Merril Hoge took so many hard hits and concussions that he forgot how to read. Fine, if you think being intimidating is worth seriously injuring players, IF not paralyzing them and ruining the rest of their lives, than I think you should remember that football is an entertainment business, not a fight to the death. Sure, players are payed good money to play hard, BUT you can play hard without putting other players health and safety at risk. Next time Harrison pulls any of this shit, he should be done for the season, no questions asked.

    TJ Ward should still be suspended for the his helmet-to-helmet hit on Mendenhall back in week 5.

    @spunkonmyback-dpoy said:

    TJ Ward should still be suspended for the his helmet-to-helmet hit on Mendenhall back in week 5.

    TJ Ward only did it because James Harrison did it not once, but twice in that game. He injured our two best receivers. And James Harrison does it on purpose, he has clearly stated he will continue to do it. That's an asshole for you, "I like hurting guys and I will continue to do so, despite getting fined 125k." that just about sums it up.

  • So let me get this straight. Harrison doesn't deserve to me fined period, but our player deserves to be suspended for a his he laid on a runner, not a defenseless receiver? That makes alot of sense. Stop your bitching and just pray that thug Harrison doesn't get suspended next week after he lays a dirty hit on someone else.

  • Now there's hypocrisy defined.....lmao.

    Gene pool is shallow over here guys....years of impregnating your sisters will do that to a population.

  • So let me get this straight. Harrison doesn't deserve to me fined period, but our player deserves to be suspended for a his he laid on a runner, not a defenseless receiver? That makes alot of sense. Stop your bitching and just pray that thug Harrison doesn't get suspended next week after he lays a dirty hit on someone else.

    Hillis-iz-Boss said:

    So let me get this straight. Harrison doesn't deserve to me fined period, but our player deserves to be suspended for a his he laid on a runner, not a defenseless receiver? That makes alot of sense. Stop your bitching and just pray that thug Harrison doesn't get suspended next week after he lays a dirty hit on someone else.

    I pray to God you aren't really this dumb.

    I will walk you through this, but I'm sure even that won't help you....First of all, he was talking about all helmet-to-helmet contact. Therefore if the player was defenseless or not or catching the ball or not is irrelavant..... Also, I never said anything of the like of "Harrison doesn't deserve to me fined period" so your wrong again....Third of all you completely missed my sarcastic point of pointing out he wanted players suspended on the spot for helmet-to-helmet hits while having TJ ward is his sig.

  • Now there's hypocrisy defined.....lmao.

    Gene pool is shallow over here guys....years of impregnating your sisters will do that to a population.

    @choco said:

    Now there's hypocrisy defined.....lmao.

    Gene pool is shallow over here guys....years of impregnating your sisters will do that to a population.

    bam! the shit has hit the fan! Any Steelers fans here, you have absolutely no argument. The NFL's worst offender is on your team and he admitted that will continue to play dirty.

  • @spunkonmyback-dpoy said:

    TJ Ward should still be suspended for the his helmet-to-helmet hit on Mendenhall back in week 5.

    TJ Ward only did it because James Harrison did it not once, but twice in that game. He injured our two best receivers. And James Harrison does it on purpose, he has clearly stated he will continue to do it. That's an asshole for you, "I like hurting guys and I will continue to do so, despite getting fined 125k." that just about sums it up.

    Colt12 said:

    TJ Ward only did it because James Harrison did it not once, but twice in that game. He injured our two best receivers. And James Harrison does it on purpose, he has clearly stated he will continue to do it. That's an asshole for you, "I like hurting guys and I will continue to do so, despite getting fined 125k." that just about sums it up.

    Defend Rodney Harrison Jr. all you want.......

    Hitting with the intent to dish out pain is the goal of all defenders. I really hope you know that.

  • Colt12 said:

    TJ Ward only did it because James Harrison did it not once, but twice in that game. He injured our two best receivers. And James Harrison does it on purpose, he has clearly stated he will continue to do it. That's an asshole for you, "I like hurting guys and I will continue to do so, despite getting fined 125k." that just about sums it up.

    Defend Rodney Harrison Jr. all you want.......

    Hitting with the intent to dish out pain is the goal of all defenders. I really hope you know that.

    @spunkonmyback-dpoy said:

    Defend Rodney Harrison Jr. all you want.......

    Hitting with the intent to dish out pain is the goal of all defenders. I really hope you know that.

    thats fine, thats fine (I just went into Derek Anderson mode lol). There is a fine line between hitting with the intent to dish out pain and hitting with the intent to paralyze. I don't care what team you like, if you can't agree with that fact, you are clearly in denial.

  • @spunkonmyback-dpoy said:

    Defend Rodney Harrison Jr. all you want.......

    Hitting with the intent to dish out pain is the goal of all defenders. I really hope you know that.

    thats fine, thats fine (I just went into Derek Anderson mode lol). There is a fine line between hitting with the intent to dish out pain and hitting with the intent to paralyze. I don't care what team you like, if you can't agree with that fact, you are clearly in denial.

    Colt12 said:

    thats fine, thats fine (I just went into Derek Anderson mode lol). There is a fine line between hitting with the intent to dish out pain and hitting with the intent to paralyze. I don't care what team you like, if you can't agree with that fact, you are clearly in denial.

    I don't think any player purposely goes out and tries paralyzing people. It's one thing to carelessly make hits or going overboard in trying to make a big hit, but all these players are human, not satan spawns. They all have families and many players are friends with eachother even if they play for huge rivals. Players can do dumb things in the heat of the moment in a big game, but I don't think any of them try something as evil as trying to paralyze another player.

    The biggest problem I have with Goodell's fines are they are inconsistantly applied and the amounts follow no sort of model. Even if I disagree with his softening of the game just so he can justify an 18 game season, I could atleast respect his actions if he is fair and consistant about them. Another problem is Goodell tried make all these changes in hitting in the middle of a season with less than a week. That's bound to cause confusion.

    I have no problem with TJ Ward's hit on Mendenhall. Same with his it on Shipley. Shipley ducked his head, that's not Ward's fault. Ward tried throwing a forearm and shoulder to his chest and make him drop the TD. That's kinda his job. If Shipley would have just bounced off Ward's hit and caught the TD there would have been no flag or fine. It only happend because he went down with an injury. But Ward has looked great so far this season, and could prove to be a great steal lasting until the 2nd round.

  • Colt12 said:

    thats fine, thats fine (I just went into Derek Anderson mode lol). There is a fine line between hitting with the intent to dish out pain and hitting with the intent to paralyze. I don't care what team you like, if you can't agree with that fact, you are clearly in denial.

    I don't think any player purposely goes out and tries paralyzing people. It's one thing to carelessly make hits or going overboard in trying to make a big hit, but all these players are human, not satan spawns. They all have families and many players are friends with eachother even if they play for huge rivals. Players can do dumb things in the heat of the moment in a big game, but I don't think any of them try something as evil as trying to paralyze another player.

    The biggest problem I have with Goodell's fines are they are inconsistantly applied and the amounts follow no sort of model. Even if I disagree with his softening of the game just so he can justify an 18 game season, I could atleast respect his actions if he is fair and consistant about them. Another problem is Goodell tried make all these changes in hitting in the middle of a season with less than a week. That's bound to cause confusion.

    I have no problem with TJ Ward's hit on Mendenhall. Same with his it on Shipley. Shipley ducked his head, that's not Ward's fault. Ward tried throwing a forearm and shoulder to his chest and make him drop the TD. That's kinda his job. If Shipley would have just bounced off Ward's hit and caught the TD there would have been no flag or fine. It only happend because he went down with an injury. But Ward has looked great so far this season, and could prove to be a great steal lasting until the 2nd round.

    @spunkonmyback-dpoy said:

    I don't think any player purposely goes out and tries paralyzing people. It's one thing to carelessly make hits or going overboard in trying to make a big hit, but all these players are human, not satan spawns. They all have families and many players are friends with eachother even if they play for huge rivals. Players can do dumb things in the heat of the moment in a big game, but I don't think any of them try something as evil as trying to paralyze another player.

    The biggest problem I have with Goodell's fines are they are inconsistantly applied and the amounts follow no sort of model. Even if I disagree with his softening of the game just so he can justify an 18 game season, I could atleast respect his actions if he is fair and consistant about them. Another problem is Goodell tried make all these changes in hitting in the middle of a season with less than a week. That's bound to cause confusion.

    I have no problem with TJ Ward's hit on Mendenhall. Same with his it on Shipley. Shipley ducked his head, that's not Ward's fault. Ward tried throwing a forearm and shoulder to his chest and make him drop the TD. That's kinda his job. If Shipley would have just bounced off Ward's hit and caught the TD there would have been no flag or fine. It only happend because he went down with an injury. But Ward has looked great so far this season, and could prove to be a great steal lasting until the 2nd round.

    im too tired to argue about this.. all i have to say is why hit the head when u can hit the shoulders and came the same result, a tackle.

  • Colt12 said:

    thats fine, thats fine (I just went into Derek Anderson mode lol). There is a fine line between hitting with the intent to dish out pain and hitting with the intent to paralyze. I don't care what team you like, if you can't agree with that fact, you are clearly in denial.

    I don't think any player purposely goes out and tries paralyzing people. It's one thing to carelessly make hits or going overboard in trying to make a big hit, but all these players are human, not satan spawns. They all have families and many players are friends with eachother even if they play for huge rivals. Players can do dumb things in the heat of the moment in a big game, but I don't think any of them try something as evil as trying to paralyze another player.

    The biggest problem I have with Goodell's fines are they are inconsistantly applied and the amounts follow no sort of model. Even if I disagree with his softening of the game just so he can justify an 18 game season, I could atleast respect his actions if he is fair and consistant about them. Another problem is Goodell tried make all these changes in hitting in the middle of a season with less than a week. That's bound to cause confusion.

    I have no problem with TJ Ward's hit on Mendenhall. Same with his it on Shipley. Shipley ducked his head, that's not Ward's fault. Ward tried throwing a forearm and shoulder to his chest and make him drop the TD. That's kinda his job. If Shipley would have just bounced off Ward's hit and caught the TD there would have been no flag or fine. It only happend because he went down with an injury. But Ward has looked great so far this season, and could prove to be a great steal lasting until the 2nd round.

    @spunkonmyback-dpoy said:

    I don't think any player purposely goes out and tries paralyzing people. It's one thing to carelessly make hits or going overboard in trying to make a big hit, but all these players are human, not satan spawns. They all have families and many players are friends with eachother even if they play for huge rivals. Players can do dumb things in the heat of the moment in a big game, but I don't think any of them try something as evil as trying to paralyze another player.

    The biggest problem I have with Goodell's fines are they are inconsistantly applied and the amounts follow no sort of model. Even if I disagree with his softening of the game just so he can justify an 18 game season, I could atleast respect his actions if he is fair and consistant about them. Another problem is Goodell tried make all these changes in hitting in the middle of a season with less than a week. That's bound to cause confusion.

    I have no problem with TJ Ward's hit on Mendenhall. Same with his it on Shipley. Shipley ducked his head, that's not Ward's fault. Ward tried throwing a forearm and shoulder to his chest and make him drop the TD. That's kinda his job. If Shipley would have just bounced off Ward's hit and caught the TD there would have been no flag or fine. It only happend because he went down with an injury. But Ward has looked great so far this season, and could prove to be a great steal lasting until the 2nd round.

    im too tired to argue about this.. all i have to say is why hit the head when u can hit the shoulders and came the same result, a tackle.

  • @spunkonmyback-dpoy said:

    I don't think any player purposely goes out and tries paralyzing people. It's one thing to carelessly make hits or going overboard in trying to make a big hit, but all these players are human, not satan spawns. They all have families and many players are friends with eachother even if they play for huge rivals. Players can do dumb things in the heat of the moment in a big game, but I don't think any of them try something as evil as trying to paralyze another player.

    The biggest problem I have with Goodell's fines are they are inconsistantly applied and the amounts follow no sort of model. Even if I disagree with his softening of the game just so he can justify an 18 game season, I could atleast respect his actions if he is fair and consistant about them. Another problem is Goodell tried make all these changes in hitting in the middle of a season with less than a week. That's bound to cause confusion.

    I have no problem with TJ Ward's hit on Mendenhall. Same with his it on Shipley. Shipley ducked his head, that's not Ward's fault. Ward tried throwing a forearm and shoulder to his chest and make him drop the TD. That's kinda his job. If Shipley would have just bounced off Ward's hit and caught the TD there would have been no flag or fine. It only happend because he went down with an injury. But Ward has looked great so far this season, and could prove to be a great steal lasting until the 2nd round.

    im too tired to argue about this.. all i have to say is why hit the head when u can hit the shoulders and came the same result, a tackle.

    Colt12 said:

    im too tired to argue about this.. all i have to say is why hit the head when u can hit the shoulders and came the same result, a tackle.

    I wasn't arguing anything. I just said I don't think players purposlely try paralyzing eachother, complained about Goodell's inconsitancies and defened and complimented TJ Ward.

  • Colt12 said:

    im too tired to argue about this.. all i have to say is why hit the head when u can hit the shoulders and came the same result, a tackle.

    I wasn't arguing anything. I just said I don't think players purposlely try paralyzing eachother, complained about Goodell's inconsitancies and defened and complimented TJ Ward.

    @spunkonmyback-dpoy said:

    I wasn't arguing anything. I just said I don't think players purposlely try paralyzing eachother, complained about Goodell's inconsitancies and defened and complimented TJ Ward.

    No play goes out to paralyze someone, but as Harrison has publicly stated his goal is to go out and injure key players when ever he can, at least so that they are out for the rest of the game. Plus when you add in the fact that he believes that he isn't doing anything wrong and that he's doing NOTHING to change the way he plays it isn't a wonder to see why he is being made an example of.

    No I am not dumb. I'm not the one rooting around on an opponents forum and I am sorry that I find it hard to pick up "text sarcasm" but it is not my strong suit. Also even though he may have been talking about ALL head to head hits, the only illegal ones are on QB's and defenseless wide receivers which was what I was talking about and which is the focus of this topic in general.