Bad call Vs Packers cleared up

[JDM]

You think that that is an excuse to lose your cool and take dumb penalties?

 

[-AC-]

I would say it was a dirty play, which I said here. But if my lineman decides to undo the penalty by committing one of his own, I will call him out on it exactly the same.

Stupid penalties lose football games, and that was a stupid penalty.

It was a "stupid penalty", that should have never been made by the refs...

By the NFL's own admission...

 

[SY8goat]

You think that that is an excuse to lose your cool and take dumb penalties?

What penalty?

 

[JDM]

It was a "stupid penalty", that should have never been made by the refs...

By the NFL's own admission...

But it will get called every time. He turned a late hit into a scuffle and almost worse.

 

[Rvnight18]

JDM is confused. He thinks what HE believes SHOULD be a penalty makes it a penalty. Can't make up your own rules. Nfl admitted Staley should NOT have been flagged. You Can keep pounding your drum over and over, but it won't make it true.

 

[Rvnight18]

But it will get called every time. He turned a late hit into a scuffle and almost worse.

Not true at all. Tonight in the skins eagles game Hall had a late hit and Jackson pushed him down infront of ref. no call. He retaliated and nothing. You can sit here and say it will be called everytime, but you will be wrong.

 

[sjballer03]

JDM is confused. He thinks what HE believes SHOULD be a penalty makes it a penalty. Can't make up your own rules. Nfl admitted Staley should NOT have been flagged. You Can keep pounding your drum over and over, but it won't make it true.

Must be nice to know that the refs will always have Brady's back, so his teammates never have to worry about backing him up.

 

[Rvnight18]

Must be nice to know that your teammates don't have to risk a penalty when they know the refs have Brady's back.

Hell they made a rule because their QB got hurt on a legal hit.

 

[-AC-]

But it will get called every time. He turned a late hit into a scuffle and almost worse.

By putting himself in between his QB and the guy that hit him? I don't think so...

 

[JDM]

They throw flags on hits over the middle that aren't against the rules all the time too, because it looks bad.

The league claimed that staley should not have, by the rules, been flagged, but the flag will get thrown every time, regardless of what statements they make after the fact. My claim is not even about what the rules that apply to the situation are, but that when a guy turns a bad situation into a worse one, the flag should get thrown.

And it will get thrown most times. The officials will do what they can to control the game and letting fights get started is losing control.

 

[Xponentialchaos]

I really don't see what's so stupid about a player standing up for his own teammate while staying entirely within the rules.

 

[imac_21]

They throw flags on hits over the middle that aren't against the rules all the time too, because it looks bad.

The league claimed that staley should not have, by the rules, been flagged, but the flag will get thrown every time, regardless of what statements they make after the fact. My claim is not even about what the rules that apply to the situation are, but that when a guy turns a bad situation into a worse one, the flag should get thrown.

And it will get thrown most times. The officials will do what they can to control the game and letting fights get started is losing control.

??????

 

[Rvnight18]

They throw flags on hits over the middle that aren't against the rules all the time too, because it looks bad.

The league claimed that staley should not have, by the rules, been flagged, but the flag will get thrown every time, regardless of what statements they make after the fact. My claim is not even about what the rules that apply to the situation are, but that when a guy turns a bad situation into a worse one, the flag should get thrown.

And it will get thrown most times. The officials will do what they can to control the game and letting fights get started is losing control.

There is your problem. You think staley started the fight. Again you're wrong.

 

[-AC-]

They throw flags on hits over the middle that aren't against the rules all the time too, because it looks bad.

The league claimed that staley should not have, by the rules, been flagged, but the flag will get thrown every time, regardless of what statements they make after the fact. My claim is not even about what the rules that apply to the situation are, but that when a guy turns a bad situation into a worse one, the flag should get thrown.

And it will get thrown most times. The officials will do what they can to control the game and letting fights get started is losing control.

Interesting...

On almost every kickoff, players engage all the time like this, yet you rarely see flags thrown...

 

[Xponentialchaos]

They throw flags on hits over the middle that aren't against the rules all the time too, because it looks bad.

The league claimed that staley should not have, by the rules, been flagged, but the flag will get thrown every time, regardless of what statements they make after the fact. My claim is not even about what the rules that apply to the situation are, but that when a guy turns a bad situation into a worse one, the flag should get thrown.

And it will get thrown most times. The officials will do what they can to control the game and letting fights get started is losing control.

So you're claiming that this gets flagged "every time" right after the NFL just said it should not be flagged.

Apparently there's a huge disconnect between the NFL and the refs. Maybe you should bring this to their attention since you're apparently the only person who knows this.

 

[JDM]

Interesting...

On almost every kickoff, players engage all the time like this, yet you rarely see flags thrown...

When it is on response to a penalty, that is when it is most likely to turn into a brawl. They throw the flag when people retaliate in those situations because if they don't, they can lose control quickly.

 

[-AC-]

When it is on response to a penalty, that is when it is most likely to turn into a brawl. They throw the flag when people retaliate in those situations because if they don't, they can lose control quickly.

And that would be a valid argument if Staley had retaliated...

But he did not, he came over and placed himself in front of the out of control Mathews to protect his QB...

 

[JDM]

He did. He didn't shove him to the ground but he did retaliate.

 

[Rvnight18]

When do they announce fines and punishments?

 

[Rvnight18]

He did. He didn't shove him to the ground but he did retaliate.

I'll wait to hear how.