Myles
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This post is laughable. Do we need to post clips of Harrison launching himself with the crown of helmet to Colt McCoys chin or Mohammed Masaqua will running at full speed? Far worse outcomes then what happened to Rudolph. And if the Steelers weren't trying to score they should have just ran the ball or took a knee.
Garrett used his helmet as a weapon but yea "far worse" fucking idiot.
Suspended indefinitely FYI.
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A lot of you are acting just like the Steelers fans you hate.
Just sayin
Man, imagine if the players were reversed....... Baker instead of Mason, ect, ect, ect.....
Imagine the F U C K I N G crying that would be absolutely rampant throughout this forum. There wouldn't be ONE dude saying that Baker not only deserved it, but should also be suspended too........ NOT ONE MUTHER FUCKING DUDE.
At the end of the day, Myles hurt his team and there should not be one true FAN that is proud of, or defends that.
Man, imagine if the players were reversed....... Baker instead of Mason, ect, ect, ect.....
Imagine the F U C K I N G crying that would be absolutely rampant throughout this forum. There wouldn't be ONE dude saying that Baker not only deserved it, but should also be suspended too........ NOT ONE MUTHER FUCKING DUDE.
At the end of the day, Myles hurt his team and there should not be one true FAN that is proud of, or defends that.
I don't think anyone is defending it as a punishable offense.
The question is: how punishable?
Again, I hate to be a realist....or what some of you may want to call a legalist, but in any situation like this a whole range of factors have to be and probably will be taken into account.
I know that the minds of some of you can't fathom anything that goes beyond the content of what can fit on a bumper sticker, but in real jurisprudence situations, which, again, this is....a full and complete analysis of the entirety of the circumstances will become necessary.
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Ogunjobi should be fined, I don't think shoving Rudolph to the ground is suspension worthy.
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Suspensions are in, Myles gone for the year.
Not necessarily. As noted above.....this initial reaction (overreaction) is subject to appeal. And unless the arbiter is also someone that cannot comprehend facts and circumstances, and who ONLY goes by the optics, there could be some adjustments made to this. The other thing that these initial rulings do is to sometimes play to whatever is being said in the media.
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Indeed, it's inexcusable. 6 games sounds about right for me because the Siemian one looked like an accident to me and I don't remember the Walker one. Myles is not known as a "dirty-cheap shot" player like Burfict so it would be his first long suspension. If they suspend him more games I'll be OK, it was risky as hell what he did.
Anyway, what do you think about Rudolph? He's getting some heat for acting like a victim when he also started the brawl. He got the worst part? Yes. But he is not innocent.
Watch the play again. Rudolph's glove is stuck in some part of Garrett's helmet. I'm sure he was pissed to be taken down but he was also trying to get his hand unstuck. Emotions run high for all of us so it looks malicious but there are Browns fans on my board saying the same thing. Rudolph had his hand stuck. Garrett is going to get more than 6 dude unless they take the "rest of the season" approach as enough. It was assault.
Watch the play again. Rudolph's glove is stuck in some part of Garrett's helmet. I'm sure he was pissed to be taken down but he was also trying to get his hand unstuck. Emotions run high for all of us so it looks malicious but there are Browns fans on my board saying the same thing. Rudolph had his hand stuck. Garrett is going to get more than 6 dude unless they take the "rest of the season" approach as enough. It was assault.
You're joking right? His glove got caught in his facemask? What was his other hand doing grabbing the back of Garrett's helmet and twisting? He must have had stickum and it was stuck right. No way in hell did Rudolph's hand accidentally wind up in his facemask he threw the ball with one and Garrett's head it below his off hand. Look im not condoning Myles and the nfl did the right thing suspending him indefinitely, but you are defending Rudolph trying to twist Garrett's helmet off and kicking him the balls. That whole thing never happens if Rudolph doesn't do that. Doesn't make what Garrett did excusable but rudolph isn't excused either.
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Myles Garrett suspended for the rest of the regular season and postseason in 2019, right now at least at this time. Mason Rudolph and the Steelers will also proceed to press criminal charges to Garrett for assault.
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Oh well, another first round pick went bust. Like we’re not used to it yet. Thanks again Sashi
Dude is a beast and emotions run high. He's going to get a lengthy suspension and a huge fine. He tainted his legacy 100% but you can't say "thanks sashi" lol. He's unreal good.
Dude is a beast and emotions run high. He's going to get a lengthy suspension and a huge fine. He tainted his legacy 100% but you can't say "thanks sashi" lol. He's unreal good.
you squealer team has tainted their legacy for decades, you idiot. steriods, rape, cheapshots to take out qb's...
AFC wildcard.
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Suspensions are in, Myles gone for the year.
Not necessarily. As noted above.....this initial reaction (overreaction) is subject to appeal. And unless the arbiter is also someone that cannot comprehend facts and circumstances, and who ONLY goes by the optics, there could be some adjustments made to this. The other thing that these initial rulings do is to sometimes play to whatever is being said in the media.
Not necessarily. As noted above.....this initial reaction (overreaction) is subject to appeal. And unless the arbiter is also someone that cannot comprehend facts and circumstances, and who ONLY goes by the optics, there could be some adjustments made to this. The other thing that these initial rulings do is to sometimes play to whatever is being said in the media.
Thats true they can appeal, but I don't see Myles getting much leniency during an appeal. I can see Ogunjobi having his suspension removed though what he did isn't suspension worthy.
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the shoe has been on the other foot for decades, vag. You don't have a leg to stand on. and Garrett's sack was as gentle as could be. He could have knocked his ass out and drawn a penalty but didn't.
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Man, imagine if the players were reversed....... Baker instead of Mason, ect, ect, ect.....
Imagine the F U C K I N G crying that would be absolutely rampant throughout this forum. There wouldn't be ONE dude saying that Baker not only deserved it, but should also be suspended too........ NOT ONE MUTHER FUCKING DUDE.
At the end of the day, Myles hurt his team and there should not be one true FAN that is proud of, or defends that.
I don't think anyone is defending it as a punishable offense.
The question is: how punishable?
Again, I hate to be a realist....or what some of you may want to call a legalist, but in any situation like this a whole range of factors have to be and probably will be taken into account.
I know that the minds of some of you can't fathom anything that goes beyond the content of what can fit on a bumper sticker, but in real jurisprudence situations, which, again, this is....a full and complete analysis of the entirety of the circumstances will become necessary.
I don't think anyone is defending it as a punishable offense.
The question is: how punishable?
Again, I hate to be a realist....or what some of you may want to call a legalist, but in any situation like this a whole range of factors have to be and probably will be taken into account.
I know that the minds of some of you can't fathom anything that goes beyond the content of what can fit on a bumper sticker, but in real jurisprudence situations, which, again, this is....a full and complete analysis of the entirety of the circumstances will become necessary.
What ever happened to being held responsible for your actions? I'm 51 and I was taught that lesson at an early age. Most people here gloss right over what Myles did, and they can't spout enough about how he was "provoked".
I am solely talking about what Myles did.... not how he got to that point in time where he had a fucking football helmet in is hand, saw the player who he was mad at had no head protection, and decided to hit him in his head with the helmet as hard as he could..... That's solely what I am discussing. That single act in time. Period.
WTF ever happened to simply being held accountable for your actions? Thank you Mom and Dad for instilling that in me, and more importantly, for then allowing me to instill it into my daughter.
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A lot of you are acting just like the Steelers fans you hate.
Just sayin
Man, imagine if the players were reversed....... Baker instead of Mason, ect, ect, ect.....
Imagine the F U C K I N G crying that would be absolutely rampant throughout this forum. There wouldn't be ONE dude saying that Baker not only deserved it, but should also be suspended too........ NOT ONE MUTHER FUCKING DUDE.
At the end of the day, Myles hurt his team and there should not be one true FAN that is proud of, or defends that.
Man, imagine if the players were reversed....... Baker instead of Mason, ect, ect, ect.....
Imagine the F U C K I N G crying that would be absolutely rampant throughout this forum. There wouldn't be ONE dude saying that Baker not only deserved it, but should also be suspended too........ NOT ONE MUTHER FUCKING DUDE.
At the end of the day, Myles hurt his team and there should not be one true FAN that is proud of, or defends that.
Im not defending Myles but I can tell you 100% that I would be saying Baker should be suspended if the roles were reversed. I would say the same thing im saying now Garrett/watt should be done for the season rudolph/Baker should get a game or 2.
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Ogunjobi should be fined, I don't think shoving Rudolph to the ground is suspension worthy.
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Not necessarily. As noted above.....this initial reaction (overreaction) is subject to appeal. And unless the arbiter is also someone that cannot comprehend facts and circumstances, and who ONLY goes by the optics, there could be some adjustments made to this. The other thing that these initial rulings do is to sometimes play to whatever is being said in the media.
Thats true they can appeal, but I don't see Myles getting much leniency during an appeal. I can see Ogunjobi having his suspension removed though what he did isn't suspension worthy.
Thats true they can appeal, but I don't see Myles getting much leniency during an appeal. I can see Ogunjobi having his suspension removed though what he did isn't suspension worthy.
Lets put it this way....sure, it is possible that the league office can take the same approach as the Rs do to the BOM's impeachment....ignore all facts and evidence and circumstances and have a predetermined view of the matter. Or, they can act like a real judicial body and take in all the facts, evidence and circumstances in this case. They should consider the provocation, they should consider the impact to the alleged victim/provacateur, and other things. Or, they can be like the OJ jury and just say: we done made up our mind before this whole thing started.
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Agree...... but it was a pussy move.
and pouncey's wasn't it? trying to kick Garrett's face in while he was on the ground restrained? mason starting the whole thing because his little sissy self got sacked AGAIN and the squealers embarrassed themselves most ot the game?
So much for tomlin being a great coach. Kitchens outcoached him today. lol
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I don't think anyone is defending it as a punishable offense.
The question is: how punishable?
Again, I hate to be a realist....or what some of you may want to call a legalist, but in any situation like this a whole range of factors have to be and probably will be taken into account.
I know that the minds of some of you can't fathom anything that goes beyond the content of what can fit on a bumper sticker, but in real jurisprudence situations, which, again, this is....a full and complete analysis of the entirety of the circumstances will become necessary.
What ever happened to being held responsible for your actions? I'm 51 and I was taught that lesson at an early age. Most people here gloss right over what Myles did, and they can't spout enough about how he was "provoked".
I am solely talking about what Myles did.... not how he got to that point in time where he had a fucking football helmet in is hand, saw the player who he was mad at had no head protection, and decided to hit him in his head with the helmet as hard as he could..... That's solely what I am discussing. That single act in time. Period.
WTF ever happened to simply being held accountable for your actions? Thank you Mom and Dad for instilling that in me, and more importantly, for then allowing me to instill it into my daughter.
What ever happened to being held responsible for your actions? I'm 51 and I was taught that lesson at an early age. Most people here gloss right over what Myles did, and they can't spout enough about how he was "provoked".
I am solely talking about what Myles did.... not how he got to that point in time where he had a fucking football helmet in is hand, saw the player who he was mad at had no head protection, and decided to hit him in his head with the helmet as hard as he could..... That's solely what I am discussing. That single act in time. Period.
WTF ever happened to simply being held accountable for your actions? Thank you Mom and Dad for instilling that in me, and more importantly, for then allowing me to instill it into my daughter.
Well said D bone.
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I don't think anyone is defending it as a punishable offense.
The question is: how punishable?
Again, I hate to be a realist....or what some of you may want to call a legalist, but in any situation like this a whole range of factors have to be and probably will be taken into account.
I know that the minds of some of you can't fathom anything that goes beyond the content of what can fit on a bumper sticker, but in real jurisprudence situations, which, again, this is....a full and complete analysis of the entirety of the circumstances will become necessary.
What ever happened to being held responsible for your actions? I'm 51 and I was taught that lesson at an early age. Most people here gloss right over what Myles did, and they can't spout enough about how he was "provoked".
I am solely talking about what Myles did.... not how he got to that point in time where he had a fucking football helmet in is hand, saw the player who he was mad at had no head protection, and decided to hit him in his head with the helmet as hard as he could..... That's solely what I am discussing. That single act in time. Period.
WTF ever happened to simply being held accountable for your actions? Thank you Mom and Dad for instilling that in me, and more importantly, for then allowing me to instill it into my daughter.
What ever happened to being held responsible for your actions? I'm 51 and I was taught that lesson at an early age. Most people here gloss right over what Myles did, and they can't spout enough about how he was "provoked".
I am solely talking about what Myles did.... not how he got to that point in time where he had a fucking football helmet in is hand, saw the player who he was mad at had no head protection, and decided to hit him in his head with the helmet as hard as he could..... That's solely what I am discussing. That single act in time. Period.
WTF ever happened to simply being held accountable for your actions? Thank you Mom and Dad for instilling that in me, and more importantly, for then allowing me to instill it into my daughter.
Myles deserves his suspension but don't for one second that was as hard as he could hit
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Not to anyone’s surprise the media is all over the browns. This was just what they were waiting for. The browns struggling they loved but now they are all in. So not only are they saying the browns are undisciplined but now they are saying they are teaching this culture. Even though the penalties have drop significantly over the past three games. Now not only is this a lie but to me warrants a lawsuit. So now they are going to push this narrative to disrupt and form decent in the locker room. Which for what ever reason they get off on. So as with the political media they are spreading lies and not presenting the fact, which they don’t know. What we do know
1. Mason started the fight.
2. Mason grabbed his face Mask first
3. After the two were separated mason re-engaged garrett
4. Mason punches Garrett in the balls before the swing
5. After the hit pouncy comes in lands 6 punches and a kick.
6. After the game Freddie said Garrett told him what mason said but could not repeat it.
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Agree...... but it was a pussy move.
and pouncey's wasn't it? trying to kick Garrett's face in while he was on the ground restrained? mason starting the whole thing because his little sissy self got sacked AGAIN and the squealers embarrassed themselves most ot the game?
So much for tomlin being a great coach. Kitchens outcoached him today. lol
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