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My mistake, I didn't know it was a rule. Either way you slice it, what an awful rule/call. Any one with common sense knew that it was a blatant fumble

Biggest b.s rule. The NFL literally made that up on the spot, and then officially made it a rule the next year to justify that horrible call lol

Did he actually? I didn't know that

Bernard's hit on Brady wasn't dirty and wasn't even a flag at the time. It was a legal football play

Agreed 100 percent. Gronk was probably the only Patriot I actually didn't mind. I lost complete respect for him after that play though. One of the dirtiest plays I've seen in a long time

I agree. Just wasn't sure if McBean said something specifically

I agree but the weird part was just catching the ball for Zay. That's the easy part for a young receiver compared to learning the routes and getting separation Why do you say that out of curiosity? Not saying you're wrong. Does he not believe in taking wrs in the first round or something?

Crazy! Thanks for sharing

I am not a TT hater at all, but passer rating is very negatively affected by interceptions , and as we know he doesn't throw a lot of those. TT on third and 12 will throw a dump off for 10 yards. That may look good for the passer rating, but it really isn't that effective. Passer rating also doesn't factor in sacks or scrambles. There are times where his rating should be up because he runs for first downs, but there are also times where it should be down because he will either get sacked frequently, or run out of bounds short of the first down

They probably wont go 3 and 1 and even if they do, they probably still won`t get in

Tre White sounds pretty bitter about the hit. And rightfully so

Not good. Thoughts and prayers are with Shazier and his family. What a scary situation

That is crazy cheap

Hahaha exactly man. No insults needed as i respect your opinion. And you may be right that it may not work. I'm just throwing out ideas cause the NFL seems like a mess right now in terms of cheap shots/brain injuries

Relax bud lol. I'm asking if you're serious about Jay Cutler being good... No need to panic here

No offense taken. I didn't expect too many people to agree with me as I know it is an outside the box idea. We'll agree to disagree. Thank you for your comments

Is that a joke?

Lol sounds about right. Everyone loves to call out people when they are right the one time, but no one ever admits the 5 times they are wrong. (Or at least very rarely)

He was never the play caller for those teams there bud. Always a sidekick. This is his first year in his career where he is "the guy" running the show on offence. Stop trying to defend him because of our bad QB play. He is awful as well

You may be right about it being a brawl. There would have to be rules to make sure it is strict on those things. And I'm not saying it would protect head injuries but I think it could help. Like I said before, how much worse can It get? I much more agree with the NHL's stance opposed to the NFL's. The NHL allows fighting and cracks down big time on cheap shots. The NFL doesn't tolerate fighting but they allow cheap shots to a certain degree. You get what, a game and a 15 yard penalty at most if you intentionally drill the guy in the head? Like I said, I much prefer how NHL handles things. I think it's safer 100 percent

I disagree with pretty much all of what you said to be honest. I can assure you hockey players still police themselves. Not as much as the old days but to say it doesn't happen is false. I watch hockey almost every single night and have been my whole life. You are comparing apples and oranges in regards to the no fighting in European leagues. Europeans were taught the game very very differently opposed to the North American way. There is basically no contact in those leagues either, where the north american game is way more physical. They don't fight cause most of them don't know how to. If you find european hockey more appealing to watch then you are more than welcome to watch those leagues. I'll for one will watch the NHL for many reasons, including the physical nature of the game. Once again of course there will be cheap shots as I said. There are 31 teams who play 82 games a year with lots of testosterone. Even non contact sports like soccer have cheap shots. Absolutely impossible to avoid it. The Gronk hit is literally what I'm proving buddy. That is not a fight... That is a cheap shot. I think it's you who is advocating more moves like that not me. My solution is let them have a scuffle for 5 to 10 seconds to minimize those dirty plays. Basically the difference between the NFL and NHL here is this. The NFL suspends and ejects for fighting and will barely suspend for cheap shots. The NHL allows fighting and cracks down hard on cheap shots. The result? A lot more cheap shots in the NFL!! And brain injuries for that matter. And hockey is a very physical game which is even faster so can't even say football is much more violent

Exactly, they throw ejections if you throw one punch, but you only get a 15 yard penalty (at most) if you smoke the guy in the head. Do you not see the problem there? This is what I'm trying to say. Answer me this. What is more dangerous in your opinion... Having a little fight with no punches to settle a dispute? Or to go head hunting when you're trying to get even with someone? And I disagree with your comments about the NHL. There of course will be cheap shots as there are 31 teams times 82 games each. But all things considered, the fighting at least minimizes those cheap shots

No I don't think they would allow it, it was just an idea I had. The injuries and brain injuries are at an all time high now. What is there to lose? Even if a little scuffle can prevent one major head injury through the year , that would be a win. I'll tell you one thing. The system they have now? It ain't working

Played and watched hockey my whole life. I'm Canadian, hockey is my life lol. You're right that it's not comparable to the olden days. But policing themselves in hockey still happens alot

Not talking about throwing punches. And in hockey they drop the gloves and have even more armour. So I'm not sure I understand your point