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  • @bjh2130 said:

    Stomping on a dude's head who is laying on the ground (no helmet because Haynesworth knocked it off) with cleats to the point he needs 30 stitches. The difference is Garrett was provoked and was still being aggressively approached while Haynesworth just stomped on a guy who wasn't doing anything but laying on the ground. Both used weapons (cleat and helmet)  to hit someone in the head.  One sent a guy to the hospital one the guy played the next snap.

    Are you actually comparing a rubber cleat to a helmet??   Doesn’t matter what the injuries were.  It’s felony assault.  There’s a reason it’s getting the attention it is right now.   It was shocking and inexcusable like Baker said. 

    @buzzsaw619 said:

    Are you actually comparing a rubber cleat to a helmet??   Doesn’t matter what the injuries were.  It’s felony assault.  There’s a reason it’s getting the attention it is right now.   It was shocking and inexcusable like Baker said. 

    Do you not remember that the Haynesworth incident got this same exact fucking attention? Yeah giving someone cuts to the point they would need 30 stitches with a weapon (cleat) couldn't have felonious assault could it? Jesus man get off board. You are literally here to start stuff.

  • @bjh2130 said:

    6 games is the rest of the year...

     Also I don't know that it is any worse than haynesworth. Garrett was at least provoked (not excusing)  Haynesworth just did it because he got blocked and they gave up a td. Drew blood guy needed 30 stitches.  This can't be worse than that. 

    But as the commentators are saying, it could have paralysed him. Better, worse? That's like asking which is worse? Eating a turd or a live spider. And Garrett semi started it from throwing him down and laying on him when he didn't need to. Then Rudolph reacted. 

    @icecube said:

    But as the commentators are saying, it could have paralysed him. Better, worse? That's like asking which is worse? Eating a turd or a live spider. And Garrett semi started it from throwing him down and laying on him when he didn't need to. Then Rudolph reacted. 

    Or as I said Mike Tomlin started it by calling a play like that with eight seconds left instead of taking a fucking knee when the game was lost. He deserves Criticism for that

  • @crunchy said:

    You can say 'what if' all day long, bottom line is Rudolph's fine, Garrett will be suspended, hopefully for just 2 or 3 games, and we whupped them up and down the field

    you would think that dumb ass rudolph once his helmet came off would not have stuck around 

    @atom said:

    you would think that dumb ass rudolph once his helmet came off would not have stuck around 

    He lost his damn mind, him and Garrett both. Difference is Myles is way stronger

  • @buzzsaw619 said:

    Are you actually comparing a rubber cleat to a helmet??   Doesn’t matter what the injuries were.  It’s felony assault.  There’s a reason it’s getting the attention it is right now.   It was shocking and inexcusable like Baker said. 

    Do you not remember that the Haynesworth incident got this same exact fucking attention? Yeah giving someone cuts to the point they would need 30 stitches with a weapon (cleat) couldn't have felonious assault could it? Jesus man get off board. You are literally here to start stuff.

    @bjh2130 said:

    Do you not remember that the Haynesworth incident got this same exact fucking attention? Yeah giving someone cuts to the point they would need 30 stitches with a weapon (cleat) couldn't have felonious assault could it? Jesus man get off board. You are literally here to start stuff.

    No I’m really not.  I was just giving my unbiased opinion.  And yes I do remember that and you’re right, it did get tons of attention.  As will this.   But the injuries don’t really matter.  He clobbered a QB with his own helmet after the play was over.  To me that’s about as bad as it gets. 

  • @buzzsaw619 said:

    Doesn’t matter what the injuries were.  It’s felony assault.  

    Rudolph doesn’t even have a bump on his head....

    @clevelandwantsplayoffs said:

    Rudolph doesn’t even have a bump on his head....

    Like I said these helmets must be made of Nerf material

  • @bjh2130 said:

    Stomping on a dude's head who is laying on the ground (no helmet because Haynesworth knocked it off) with cleats to the point he needs 30 stitches. The difference is Garrett was provoked and was still being aggressively approached while Haynesworth just stomped on a guy who wasn't doing anything but laying on the ground. Both used weapons (cleat and helmet)  to hit someone in the head.  One sent a guy to the hospital one the guy played the next snap.

    Are you actually comparing a rubber cleat to a helmet??   Doesn’t matter what the injuries were.  It’s felony assault.  There’s a reason it’s getting the attention it is right now.   It was shocking and inexcusable like Baker said. 

    @buzzsaw619 said:

    Are you actually comparing a rubber cleat to a helmet??   Doesn’t matter what the injuries were.  It’s felony assault.  There’s a reason it’s getting the attention it is right now.   It was shocking and inexcusable like Baker said. 

    bs. It is not felony assault. It is self-defense. Sissy pouty mason dumbledolph was mad at being sacked again. Miles tried desperately to sack him easily. then sissy mason tried to rip Miles' helmet off, nearly did, that had to hurt, then mason went to kick Miles in the groin like a punk, and then squealers went after Garrett, and sissy mason goes to try to punch him while Miles is being attacked by the squealer player(s), had mason's helmet, and while being attacked by the squealers, he did swing the helmet at mason to stop him from punching him in the face while being attacked by a squealer. Miles goes down, and Pouncy comes up and stops and punches Miles in the head.

        Mason doesn't get ejected? wtf?

    And I honestly don't know if they are rubber cleats - I suppose so, but it has a 330 weight behind it with FORCE. The helmet had nearly nothing on it.

    Mason even turned to the ref and acted like he didn't do anything. We'll see if the NFL will be fair in dealing out suspensions, but I have my doubts.

    the squealers have made the NFL too much money. I'll wait and see.

  • @icecube said:

    But as the commentators are saying, it could have paralysed him. Better, worse? That's like asking which is worse? Eating a turd or a live spider. And Garrett semi started it from throwing him down and laying on him when he didn't need to. Then Rudolph reacted. 

    Or as I said Mike Tomlin started it by calling a play like that with eight seconds left instead of taking a fucking knee when the game was lost. He deserves Criticism for that

    @the-gipper said:

    Or as I said Mike Tomlin started it by calling a play like that with eight seconds left instead of taking a fucking knee when the game was lost. He deserves Criticism for that

    Well, that's a whole other discussion, but a good point. Why would he call that?

  • @clevelandwantsplayoffs said:

    Rudolph doesn’t even have a bump on his head....

    Right, because you’re his trainer..   It doesn’t matter.  

    @buzzsaw619 said:

    Right, because you’re his trainer..   It doesn’t matter.  

    The idea of Myles Garrett swinging a helmet is why everyone is freaking out. He barely tapped the dude, and Rudolph was literally asking for it. Hopefully the NFL takes that into consideration.

  • wow rudolph said it was cowardly WOW hope the rest of the D fucks him up in 2 weeks

  • @icecube said:

    But as the commentators are saying, it could have paralysed him. Better, worse? That's like asking which is worse? Eating a turd or a live spider. And Garrett semi started it from throwing him down and laying on him when he didn't need to. Then Rudolph reacted. 

    Or as I said Mike Tomlin started it by calling a play like that with eight seconds left instead of taking a fucking knee when the game was lost. He deserves Criticism for that

    @the-gipper said:

    Or as I said Mike Tomlin started it by calling a play like that with eight seconds left instead of taking a fucking knee when the game was lost. He deserves Criticism for that

    Pretty much the perfect microcosm of today's society...... "Yea, I'm the one who screwed up, but it never woulda happened if............" 

  • wow rudolph said it was cowardly WOW hope the rest of the D fucks him up in 2 weeks

    @atom said:

    wow rudolph said it was cowardly WOW hope the rest of the D fucks him up in 2 weeks

    Yeah and he's such a coward he says Myles was talking and "kept on keeping on"... can't even admit he played a part. PUNK>.

  • @icecube said:

    But as the commentators are saying, it could have paralysed him. Better, worse? That's like asking which is worse? Eating a turd or a live spider. And Garrett semi started it from throwing him down and laying on him when he didn't need to. Then Rudolph reacted. 

    Or as I said Mike Tomlin started it by calling a play like that with eight seconds left instead of taking a fucking knee when the game was lost. He deserves Criticism for that

    @the-gipper said:

    But as the commentators are saying, it could have paralysed him. Better, worse? That's like asking which is worse? Eating a turd or a live spider. And Garrett semi started it from throwing him down and laying on him when he didn't need to. Then Rudolph reacted. 

    wrong - Garrett made sure he didn't land on punk mason. Mason tried to rip Garrett's helmet off for no freaking good reason.

    mason started it. he sucked most of the game.

  • @buzzsaw619 said:

    Right, because you’re his trainer..   It doesn’t matter.  

    The idea of Myles Garrett swinging a helmet is why everyone is freaking out. He barely tapped the dude, and Rudolph was literally asking for it. Hopefully the NFL takes that into consideration.

    @clevelandwantsplayoffs said:

    The idea of Myles Garrett swinging a helmet is why everyone is freaking out. He barely tapped the dude, and Rudolph was literally asking for it. Hopefully the NFL takes that into consideration.

  • @bjh2130 said:

    Do you not remember that the Haynesworth incident got this same exact fucking attention? Yeah giving someone cuts to the point they would need 30 stitches with a weapon (cleat) couldn't have felonious assault could it? Jesus man get off board. You are literally here to start stuff.

    No I’m really not.  I was just giving my unbiased opinion.  And yes I do remember that and you’re right, it did get tons of attention.  As will this.   But the injuries don’t really matter.  He clobbered a QB with his own helmet after the play was over.  To me that’s about as bad as it gets. 

    @buzzsaw619 said:

    No I’m really not.  I was just giving my unbiased opinion.  And yes I do remember that and you’re right, it did get tons of attention.  As will this.   But the injuries don’t really matter.  He clobbered a QB with his own helmet after the play was over.  To me that’s about as bad as it gets. 

    Again all I said was this was as bad as haynesworth so I look for a 5-6 game suspension.  Not that haynesworth was worse you said this was worse so I was just telling you why haynesworth was just as bad in my opinion.  If you disagree that's fine but to me both struck a player in their unprotected head with a helmet. 

  • @buzzsaw619 said:

    Right, because you’re his trainer..   It doesn’t matter.  

    The idea of Myles Garrett swinging a helmet is why everyone is freaking out. He barely tapped the dude, and Rudolph was literally asking for it. Hopefully the NFL takes that into consideration.

    @clevelandwantsplayoffs said:

    The idea of Myles Garrett swinging a helmet is why everyone is freaking out. He barely tapped the dude, and Rudolph was literally asking for it. Hopefully the NFL takes that into consideration.

    Tapped?   Wow.   And asking for it?   A retaliatory punch...sure.  Smacking him with his own helmet.   Never.    I’m not sure excusing Garret’s conduct is the right angle to take on this as a fan base.  

  • @the-gipper said:

    But as the commentators are saying, it could have paralysed him. Better, worse? That's like asking which is worse? Eating a turd or a live spider. And Garrett semi started it from throwing him down and laying on him when he didn't need to. Then Rudolph reacted. 

    wrong - Garrett made sure he didn't land on punk mason. Mason tried to rip Garrett's helmet off for no freaking good reason.

    mason started it. he sucked most of the game.

    @calfoxwc said:

    wrong - Garrett made sure he didn't land on punk mason. Mason tried to rip Garrett's helmet off for no freaking good reason.

    mason started it. he sucked most of the game.

    fucking espn is all like what if this what if that suspend him for a year 

    well guess what espn if my aunt had balls she would be my uncle 

  • @the-gipper said:

    Or as I said Mike Tomlin started it by calling a play like that with eight seconds left instead of taking a fucking knee when the game was lost. He deserves Criticism for that

    Well, that's a whole other discussion, but a good point. Why would he call that?

    @icecube said:

    Well, that's a whole other discussion, but a good point. Why would he call that?

    It’s not really a whole other discussion is pretty relevant assume that Rudolph got hurt on that play in the normal kind of play not with this crazy angry flight. What if he busted up a knee. It was he Tomlin who exposed his only quarterback really to injury. 

  • @the-gipper said:

    Or as I said Mike Tomlin started it by calling a play like that with eight seconds left instead of taking a fucking knee when the game was lost. He deserves Criticism for that

    Pretty much the perfect microcosm of today's society...... "Yea, I'm the one who screwed up, but it never woulda happened if............" 

    @d-bone said:

    Pretty much the perfect microcosm of today's society...... "Yea, I'm the one who screwed up, but it never woulda happened if............" 

    It was a questionable coaching decision pure and simple if you can’t see that you’re blind deaf and dumb

  • @onkyoreceiver said:

    Are any of you people going to address the fact that before Myles did ANYTHING he was kicked in the BALLS by Mason Rudolph?  Are you all seriously going to act like that shit didn't happen?

    @unsympathetic said:

    Hey, dickless: IT DOES NOT MATTER. Go take your revenge fantasies out on your dog or someone else who you can physically control.  You're wrong.

    I did not see that, but will check... and if it happened it does matter.

    @tour2ma said:

    I did not see that, but will check... and if it happened it does matter.

    Yup.... while still on the ground Rudolph kicked at Myles' balls at least twice. Looked like fairly solid contact once and less than solid once.

  • @d-bone said:

    Pretty much the perfect microcosm of today's society...... "Yea, I'm the one who screwed up, but it never woulda happened if............" 

    It was a questionable coaching decision pure and simple if you can’t see that you’re blind deaf and dumb

    @the-gipper said:

    It was a questionable coaching decision pure and simple if you can’t see that you’re blind deaf and dumb

    Yep, it's alllllllllll Mike's fault.