NBA OFF TOPIC THREAD

[dtgold88]

You're the one playing the what if game.....LOL.

That was the game being played when Myles committed his act. I guess helmets can only kill during games and not practices?

Do try and keep up

 

[Shanemansj13]

This is all I am saying.

"If NFL players are subject to the Personal Conduct Policy whenever and wherever they may be, does it not apply during a joint practice? Is that not “any workplace setting”?"

Rams should suspend Aaron Donald (and if they don't the NFL should) - ProFootballTalk

Will he get suspended? Who knows but the NFL SHOULD suspend him. Plain and simple.

 

[dtgold88]

what are you talking about, fella...?

i've NEVER in my dealings with the man have EEVVVVEEERRRRR seen him him willing to go to the mat with anyone here. you must have him confused with another poster...

Really, I'm probably the only one who can agree I am guilty of this when at least a half dozen can be lumped into this category (inclusing 2-3 that will drag this out if it goes that way)

Guess that means I'm the only one who could be helped since no denial on my part?

 

[Stakesarehigh]

I'm going based off the NFL rule.

But, you do you.....clearly you're butthurt about 2 different situations.

What rule. Personal conduct policy can extend to anything for starters.

 

[DJ Fieri]

What rule. Personal conduct policy can extend to anything for starters.

The NFL rule says teams discipline players for practice infractions.

Per Schefter yesterday when it happened.

 

[Stakesarehigh]

Lol wow. It gets better

Because the Bills punter was accused of r*pe before he was in the NFL it's not subject to the PCP.

You can't make this shit up.

 

[Stakesarehigh]

The NFL rule says teams discipline players for practice infractions.

Per Schefter yesterday when it happened.

Had Donald hit him with a hammer would that still have been a practice incident not subject to the PCP?

This shit is too rich.

 

[Stakesarehigh]

Hitting a player with a helmet can be fatal

Unless it happens during practice of course.

Lol

 

[trojanfan12]

you gonna ask the same to Mamba who said the player needs to die for it to matter if it happens in practice?

Didn't see it, but my guess is he was saying it as what it would take to get the NFL to act. You brought yours up as if it's actually happened.

Look, we all get it. Browns fans are in their feels because Myles Garett...Myles Garrett shouldn't have done that on national tv. If he did the same thing in practice, nothing happens...at least as far as punishment from the NFL. But it was in the regular season in a nationally televised game, so the NFL had to act to protect the shield.

This isn't new.

 

[dtgold88]

Didn't see it, but my guess is he was saying it as what it would take to get the NFL to act. You brought yours up as if it's actually happened.

Look, we all get it. Browns fans are in their feels because Myles Garett...Myles Garrett shouldn't have done that on national tv. If he did the same thing in practice, nothing happens...at least as far as punishment from the NFL. But it was in the regular season in a nationally televised game, so the NFL had to act to protect the shield.

This isn't new.

In my feels? I mean, I said I'm not sure if this rises to the level of going beyond their rule of NFL not disciplining players for things in practice.

Only pointing out the hypocrisy of some here and in the media.

 

[Stakesarehigh]

Didn't see it, but my guess is he was saying it as what it would take to get the NFL to act. You brought yours up as if it's actually happened.

Look, we all get it. Browns fans are in their feels because Myles Garett...Myles Garrett shouldn't have done that on national tv. If he did the same thing in practice, nothing happens...at least as far as punishment from the NFL. But it was in the regular season in a nationally televised game, so the NFL had to act to protect the shield.

This isn't new.

I'm just calling out all the people who acted like Myles committed attempted murder. Either the act itself is that problematic or it isnt.

 

[Shanemansj13]

The NFL rule says teams discipline players for practice infractions.

Per Schefter yesterday when it happened.

The NFL commissioner can do whatever seems necessary. This is one of those situations imo. This isn't something you just fine players, considering Garrett got 6+ games for it, it shouldn't be taken lightly. A joint practice is the workplace, Roger can and should step in.

 

[WiggyRuss]

I'm just calling out all the people who acted like Myles committed attempted murder. Either the act itself is that problematic or it isnt.

exactly

 

[DJ Fieri]

Lol wow. It gets better

Because the Bills punter was accused of r*pe before he was in the NFL it's not subject to the PCP.

You can't make this shit up.

It was while he was at San Diego State.

 

[DJ Fieri]

I'm just calling out all the people who acted like Myles committed attempted murder.

I didn't.....I though Mason dropped the N word and deserved the ass whooping.

 

[DJ Fieri]

Didn't see it, but my guess is he was saying it as what it would take to get the NFL to act. You brought yours up as if it's actually happened.

Look, we all get it. Browns fans are in their feels because Myles Garett...Myles Garrett shouldn't have done that on national tv. If he did the same thing in practice, nothing happens...at least as far as punishment from the NFL. But it was in the regular season in a nationally televised game, so the NFL had to act to protect the shield.

This isn't new.

This.

 

[DJ Fieri]

Hitting a player with a helmet can be fatal

Unless it happens during practice of course.

Lol

Bengals players were also slinging helmets.....where's the outrage?

 

[dtgold88]

Bengals players were also slinging helmets.....where's the outrage?

Makes the "He could have killed someone" rants about Myles even more of a double standard by some, eh?

I realize not by you as you think Rudolph got what he deserved.

 

[trojanfan12]

In my feels? I mean, I said I'm not sure if this rises to the level of going beyond their rule of NFL not disciplining players for things in practice.

Only pointing out the hypocrisy of some here and in the media.

May want to check up on the definition of hypocrisy. The hypocrisy is with the NFL, not anyone here.

And yes, Browns fans are in their feels because they seem to be the only ones complaining.

 

[DJ Fieri]

May want to check up on the definition of hypocrisy. The hypocrisy is with the NFL, not anyone here.

And yes, Browns fans are in their feels because they seem to be the only ones complaining.

Dallas fans on the thread in the NFL section....LOL.