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  • What a crock of shit:

    SportingNews: Mason Rudolph avoids suspension in Myles Garrett incident, leaving some NFL fans upset

    Motherfucker starts this whole debacle by trying to pull Garrett's helmet off, proceeds to kick Garrett in the baby bird, and then chases Garrett as he's walking away...yet no suspension?

    Fucking BULLSHIT.

    At least some NFL journalists and former players are calling out this horseshit.

    @jbluhm86 said:

    What a crock of shit:

    SportingNews: Mason Rudolph avoids suspension in Myles Garrett incident, leaving some NFL fans upset

    Motherfucker starts this whole debacle by trying to pull Garrett's helmet off, proceeds to kick Garrett in the baby bird, and then chases Garrett as he's walking away...yet no suspension?

    Fucking BULLSHIT.

    At least some NFL journalists and former players are calling out this horseshit.

    Who? I've seen nothing but Garrett being bashed by current and former players, coaches and media.....

  • @jbluhm86 said:

    What a crock of shit:

    SportingNews: Mason Rudolph avoids suspension in Myles Garrett incident, leaving some NFL fans upset

    Motherfucker starts this whole debacle by trying to pull Garrett's helmet off, proceeds to kick Garrett in the baby bird, and then chases Garrett as he's walking away...yet no suspension?

    Fucking BULLSHIT.

    At least some NFL journalists and former players are calling out this horseshit.

    Who? I've seen nothing but Garrett being bashed by current and former players, coaches and media.....

    @elkdawg said:

    Who? I've seen nothing but Garrett being bashed by current and former players, coaches and media.....

    There's been numerous ex-players and sports media members who have called out the fact that Rudolph had a huge hand in the debacle. 

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  • ^ Great picture of the contact point. Luckily that is the padded side of the helmet which resulted in no visible injuries...... had that have been a hard plastic edge, which more than likely would've resulted in split skin on a place that will bleed profusely, it would have been a whole different level of optics that Myles and the NFL would be dealing with.

    Things can always be worse. 

  • ^ Great picture of the contact point. Luckily that is the padded side of the helmet which resulted in no visible injuries...... had that have been a hard plastic edge, which more than likely would've resulted in split skin on a place that will bleed profusely, it would have been a whole different level of optics that Myles and the NFL would be dealing with.

    Things can always be worse. 

    @d-bone said:

    ^ Great picture of the contact point. Luckily that is the padded side of the helmet which resulted in no visible injuries...... had that have been a hard plastic edge, which more than likely would've resulted in split skin on a place that will bleed profusely, it would have been a whole different level of optics that Myles and the NFL would be dealing with.

    Things can always be worse. 

    Except that they have dealt with it like it WAS the worse case scenario, it seems. 

    And, yet, again, yes, they are just going by the "optics".....and discounting the fact there there was no actual harm whatsoever

  • @d-bone said:

    ^ Great picture of the contact point. Luckily that is the padded side of the helmet which resulted in no visible injuries...... had that have been a hard plastic edge, which more than likely would've resulted in split skin on a place that will bleed profusely, it would have been a whole different level of optics that Myles and the NFL would be dealing with.

    Things can always be worse. 

    Except that they have dealt with it like it WAS the worse case scenario, it seems. 

    And, yet, again, yes, they are just going by the "optics".....and discounting the fact there there was no actual harm whatsoever

    @the-gipper said:

    Except that they have dealt with it like it WAS the worse case scenario, it seems. 

    And, yet, again, yes, they are just going by the "optics".....and discounting the fact there there was no actual harm whatsoever

    He got lucky. Myles got damn lucky.

  • @d-bone said:

    ^ Great picture of the contact point. Luckily that is the padded side of the helmet which resulted in no visible injuries...... had that have been a hard plastic edge, which more than likely would've resulted in split skin on a place that will bleed profusely, it would have been a whole different level of optics that Myles and the NFL would be dealing with.

    Things can always be worse. 

    Except that they have dealt with it like it WAS the worse case scenario, it seems. 

    And, yet, again, yes, they are just going by the "optics".....and discounting the fact there there was no actual harm whatsoever

    @the-gipper said:

    Except that they have dealt with it like it WAS the worse case scenario, it seems. 

    And, yet, again, yes, they are just going by the "optics".....and discounting the fact there there was no actual harm whatsoever

    Very similar to one of those little league parent fights we all see on the news. Parents are always banned for life from all things related to little league even though no one is ever injured..... the governing body just can't have that associated with their brand.  

  • @the-gipper said:

    Except that they have dealt with it like it WAS the worse case scenario, it seems. 

    And, yet, again, yes, they are just going by the "optics".....and discounting the fact there there was no actual harm whatsoever

    Very similar to one of those little league parent fights we all see on the news. Parents are always banned for life from all things related to little league even though no one is ever injured..... the governing body just can't have that associated with their brand.  

    @d-bone said:

    Very similar to one of those little league parent fights we all see on the news. Parents are always banned for life from all things related to little league even though no one is ever injured..... the governing body just can't have that associated with their brand.  

    OK,,,,,,nevertheless...both are stupid. 

    poking people in the eyes/kicking or kneeing them in the balls though is "brand approved"?

  • I just think after Troy Vincent reviews the play on slow motion a bunch of times....

    he'll grow a pair and suspend rudoolphus for a game.

    Like, one of the next two.

    and the qb knows he instigated it, and re-escalated it.

    Meanwhile, on the news this evening - Jim Donovan reported that Ogunjobi appealed, but

    the one game suspension stands.

    https://www.theblaze.com/news/alleged-whistleblower-was-friends-with-current-schiff-staffer

    "As for Rudolph, Vincent more or less confirmed that nothing that he did rose to the level of a suspension, but he did say that “there could be multiple fines coming to him if we find another action that constitutes unsportsmanlike conduct”.

    He cited the quarterback’s grabbing of Garrett’s facemask after being illegally taken to the ground as an infraction. “The grabbing of the facemask, that is a fine”, he said, confirming that Rudolph will be short some money for his own role in the confrontation."

    TRYING TO RIP OFF GARRETT'S HELMET FROM THE BACK OF HIS HELMET ??? is FINE?

    HOW ABOUT KICKING GARRETT IN THE NUTS ? You think that is "fine"

    then I hope rudolph gets kicked in the nuts at least once every game.

  • I just think after Troy Vincent reviews the play on slow motion a bunch of times....

    he'll grow a pair and suspend rudoolphus for a game.

    Like, one of the next two.

    and the qb knows he instigated it, and re-escalated it.

    Meanwhile, on the news this evening - Jim Donovan reported that Ogunjobi appealed, but

    the one game suspension stands.

    https://www.theblaze.com/news/alleged-whistleblower-was-friends-with-current-schiff-staffer

    "As for Rudolph, Vincent more or less confirmed that nothing that he did rose to the level of a suspension, but he did say that “there could be multiple fines coming to him if we find another action that constitutes unsportsmanlike conduct”.

    He cited the quarterback’s grabbing of Garrett’s facemask after being illegally taken to the ground as an infraction. “The grabbing of the facemask, that is a fine”, he said, confirming that Rudolph will be short some money for his own role in the confrontation."

    TRYING TO RIP OFF GARRETT'S HELMET FROM THE BACK OF HIS HELMET ??? is FINE?

    HOW ABOUT KICKING GARRETT IN THE NUTS ? You think that is "fine"

    then I hope rudolph gets kicked in the nuts at least once every game.

    @calfoxwc said:

    I just think after Troy Vincent reviews the play on slow motion a bunch of times....

    he'll grow a pair and suspend rudoolphus for a game.

    Like, one of the next two.

    and the qb knows he instigated it, and re-escalated it.

    Meanwhile, on the news this evening - Jim Donovan reported that Ogunjobi appealed, but

    the one game suspension stands.

    https://www.theblaze.com/news/alleged-whistleblower-was-friends-with-current-schiff-staffer

    "As for Rudolph, Vincent more or less confirmed that nothing that he did rose to the level of a suspension, but he did say that “there could be multiple fines coming to him if we find another action that constitutes unsportsmanlike conduct”.

    He cited the quarterback’s grabbing of Garrett’s facemask after being illegally taken to the ground as an infraction. “The grabbing of the facemask, that is a fine”, he said, confirming that Rudolph will be short some money for his own role in the confrontation."

    TRYING TO RIP OFF GARRETT'S HELMET FROM THE BACK OF HIS HELMET ??? is FINE?

    HOW ABOUT KICKING GARRETT IN THE NUTS ? You think that is "fine"

    then I hope rudolph gets kicked in the nuts at least once every game.

    He said "is a fine"...not  it is fine. 

  • @calfoxwc said:

    I just think after Troy Vincent reviews the play on slow motion a bunch of times....

    he'll grow a pair and suspend rudoolphus for a game.

    Like, one of the next two.

    and the qb knows he instigated it, and re-escalated it.

    Meanwhile, on the news this evening - Jim Donovan reported that Ogunjobi appealed, but

    the one game suspension stands.

    https://www.theblaze.com/news/alleged-whistleblower-was-friends-with-current-schiff-staffer

    "As for Rudolph, Vincent more or less confirmed that nothing that he did rose to the level of a suspension, but he did say that “there could be multiple fines coming to him if we find another action that constitutes unsportsmanlike conduct”.

    He cited the quarterback’s grabbing of Garrett’s facemask after being illegally taken to the ground as an infraction. “The grabbing of the facemask, that is a fine”, he said, confirming that Rudolph will be short some money for his own role in the confrontation."

    TRYING TO RIP OFF GARRETT'S HELMET FROM THE BACK OF HIS HELMET ??? is FINE?

    HOW ABOUT KICKING GARRETT IN THE NUTS ? You think that is "fine"

    then I hope rudolph gets kicked in the nuts at least once every game.

    He said "is a fine"...not  it is fine. 

    @the-gipper said:

    He said "is a fine"...not  it is fine. 

    sorry, that is true - but I'm talking about suspensions. It it's only a fine, kick every steeler qb or a steeler in the nuts, and it's

    just a fine. As in, don't worry about being suspended, "it's fine". Sorry bout confusing that.