NFL Fines Zeke Elliot for Thanksgiving game celebration
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Oh yeah......
......By the midafternoon on the day after that game, the Salvation Army had taken in more than $180,000. Eric Smallwood, the president of the sponsorship evaluation firm Apex Marketing Group, told ESPN that the advertising exposure equivalent of Elliott’s celebration would have cost the Salvation Army approximately $4 million.
The NFL was wise enough that time to back off.....
Yes...that time they backed off......this time they penalized the guy during the game and fined him after the game. Shit for brains in the league office.
Yes...that time they backed off......this time they penalized the guy during the game and fined him after the game. Shit for brains in the league office.
I saw that live and thought "oh no they're going to hit him with 15 yards" , they did.
Guys are doing full choreographed line dances with 8 guys -but- this got flagged, amazing. Bad call in many ways.
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You think they would have fined him if he had pulled out a check from his socks to Salvation Army signed by him for $21,000 and thrown it in the barrel?
Nope, me neither.
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I have a sneaking suspicion some of these other football leagues starting up next year may do better than people realize. Shit like this is exactly why id be done with football period if the browns ever leave again. I used to love the NFL.....now its just the browns.
I have a sneaking suspicion some of these other football leagues starting up next year may do better than people realize. Shit like this is exactly why id be done with football period if the browns ever leave again. I used to love the NFL.....now its just the browns.
I plan to watch. It doesn t have to replace or even compete with the NFL. All it has to do is be entertaining
I really don t like baseball or the NBA, so if there is a new football league? I could see becoming a fan of one of the teams and following it
Sometimes we all talk tough when we see this bool-krap like fining Elliott. It doesn't totally chase us away but it does alienate us I think, and I think as much as we get caught up in the game it's just not as pleasurable as it once was. I think the continued inconsistences and lack of backbone by the NFL has created some potential opportunity for the new league.
If they can lead by example with these public issues and have players that are respectful of the fans, they just might find enough success to hang around and actually put a dent in the armor of the NFL who, already in my opinion, has suffered an image degradation.
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I just know that the AAFL would plan to be a somewhat of a feeder league into the NFL. So I don’t think it per se wants to be a competitor to the NFL but would rather prefer to complement the NFL
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You think they would have fined him if he had pulled out a check from his socks to Salvation Army signed by him for $21,000 and thrown it in the barrel?
Nope, me neither.
You think they would have fined him if he had pulled out a check from his socks to Salvation Army signed by him for $21,000 and thrown it in the barrel?
Nope, me neither.
Its the NFL of course they would have fined him.
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The fine money goes to a charity in this case the Salvation Army so it’s basically the same thing
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I have a sneaking suspicion some of these other football leagues starting up next year may do better than people realize. Shit like this is exactly why id be done with football period if the browns ever leave again. I used to love the NFL.....now its just the browns.
I plan to watch. It doesn t have to replace or even compete with the NFL. All it has to do is be entertaining
I really don t like baseball or the NBA, so if there is a new football league? I could see becoming a fan of one of the teams and following it
Sometimes we all talk tough when we see this bool-krap like fining Elliott. It doesn't totally chase us away but it does alienate us I think, and I think as much as we get caught up in the game it's just not as pleasurable as it once was. I think the continued inconsistences and lack of backbone by the NFL has created some potential opportunity for the new league.
If they can lead by example with these public issues and have players that are respectful of the fans, they just might find enough success to hang around and actually put a dent in the armor of the NFL who, already in my opinion, has suffered an image degradation.
I plan to watch. It doesn t have to replace or even compete.with the NFL. All.it has to do is be entertaining
I really don t lile baseball.or the NBA, so if there is a new football leahue? I could see.necoming a fan of.one of the teams and following it
Sometimes we all talk tough when we see this book rap like fining Elliott. It does a Chase us away but it does alienate us I think, and I think as much as we get caught up in the game it's just not as pleasurable as it once was. I think the continued inconsistences and lack of backbone by the NFL Has created some potential opportunity for the new league.
As they can lead by example with these public issues and having players that are respectful of the fans They just might find enough success to hang around and actually put a Dent in the armor of the NFL who already in my opinion has suffered an image degradation.
Agreed. Im honrstly sometimes surprised by my apathy toward the rest of the league. I have to keep up with it somewhst just so i know its not the saskatchewan rawdoggers comin to first energy. But srsly, the league has just lost me.
Not as much as the other sports like basketball, where its the players running the league thats soured me, but with the NFL its really the front office that has created a product on the field i just dont find that compelling anymore. Honestly if the browns left again i have no idea what team i could give a single fuvk about.
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The fine money goes to a charity in this case the Salvation Army so it’s basically the same thing
The fine money goes to a charity in this case the Salvation Army so it’s basically the same thing
Not quite...
The fines collected do not go to the NFL, but instead go to programs for former players. The Players Association and the league have agreed to donate fine money through the NFL Foundation to the NFL Player Care Foundation and the Gene Upshaw Players Association's Players Assistance Trust.
Still better than the money going to the NFL itself but the point was not so much where the money goes but how stupid it is to fine a guy for something like that.
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