NBA OFF TOPIC THREAD

[trojanfan12]

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.

You still don't have it right. It'snot about the act, it's about where it happened. Myles Garrett happened on national tv...Aaron Donald didn't...that is the difference and to the NFL, that's allthat matters. As I said upthread, Myles Garrett does that in practice...nothing happens as far as punishment from the NFL.

 

[trojanfan12]

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

People pay attention to Dallas fans?

 

[dtgold88]

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.

There were some here who said "he could have killed someone", no (explaining why he needed a long suspension)?

Also, seems like 2 of us (maybe all 4) are only complaining about the hypocrisy of others. Not saying AD should be suspended as long as Myles (if at all).

 

[dtgold88]

You still don't have it right. It'snot about the act, it's about where it happened. Myles Garrett happened on national tv...Aaron Donald didn't...that is the difference and to the NFL, that's allthat matters. As I said upthread, Myles Garrett does that in practice...nothing happens as far as punishment from the NFL.

agreed......but many here would want him suspended.

Ironic, huh?

 

[trojanfan12]

There were some here who said "he could have killed someone", no (explaining why he needed a long suspension)?

And?

Also, seems like 2 of us (maybe all 4) are only complaining about the hypocrisy of others. Not saying AD should be suspended as long as Myles (if at all).

And you're wrong. The only hypocrisy is with the NFL.

 

[dtgold88]

And?



And you're wrong. The only hypocrisy is with the NFL.

Cool story. Good to learn helmets are less deadly when swung on a practice field than a real field.

 

[trojanfan12]

agreed......but many here would want him suspended.

Ironic, huh?

Not ironic at all. Saying someone should be suspended while acknowledging they likely won't be because of how the NFL does things and/or based on the CBA, is neither hypocritical, nor ironic. It's just acknowledging how things are.

 

[trojanfan12]

Cool story. Good to learn helmets are less deadly when swung on a practice field than a real field.

lol

But Browns fans aren't in their feels at all.

 

[Stakesarehigh]

You still don't have it right. It'snot about the act, it's about where it happened. Myles Garrett happened on national tv...Aaron Donald didn't...that is the difference and to the NFL, that's allthat matters. As I said upthread, Myles Garrett does that in practice...nothing happens as far as punishment from the NFL.

Dude.

The act was absolutely dissected over and over.

 

[Stakesarehigh]

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

If that's the case they should also be suspended

 

[Stakesarehigh]

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.

Not necessarily you. But Ryan Clark and the like

Absolutely

 

[trojanfan12]

Fun trivia question...no fair using Google...

Who was the last quarterback to take down both Peyton Manning and Tom Brady in the playoffs?

 

[Stakesarehigh]

Fun trivia question...no fair using Google...

Who was the last quarterback to take down both Peyton Manning and Tom Brady in the playoffs?

I'm gonna go with Flacco

 

[trojanfan12]

Dude.

The act was absolutely dissected over and over.

And that has what to do with where each incident took place?

I'm not sure why Browns fans are having such a hard time accepting that this is about where each incident happened, not the actual incident itself.

The NFL has been handling these things the same way for as long as anyone can remember. They aren't going to change until something happens that forces it.

 

[trojanfan12]

I'm gonna go with Flacco

Nope. I was shocked when I heard it.

 

[WiggyRuss]

And that has what to do with where each incident took place?

I'm not sure why Browns fans are having such a hard time accepting that this is about where each incident happened, not the actual incident itself.

The NFL has been handling these things the same way for as long as anyone can remember. They aren't going to change until something happens that forces it.

exactly. We are upset the NFL is hypocritical and does not give a fuck about fairness and all the media schills who acted like Garrett was an attempted murderer and now laugh off Donald swinging around 2 helmets multiple times like a barbarian.

 

[DJ Fieri]

Araiza could actually face punishment.

Per Hannah Storm on SC.

 

[DJ Fieri]

Fun trivia question...no fair using Google...

Who was the last quarterback to take down both Peyton Manning and Tom Brady in the playoffs?

Flacco?

 

[trojanfan12]

exactly. We are upset the NFL is hypocritical and does not give a fuck about fairness and all the media schills who acted like Garrett was an attempted murderer and now laugh off Donald swinging around 2 helmets multiple times like a barbarian.

Yep. Personally, I think both should be punished equally as it's just as dangerous in a practice as it is in a game. But, that isn't how the NFL handles these things.

 

[trojanfan12]

Flacco?

Already guessed...but nope.

The answer will shock you.