batmanfreek

As others have said, it’s because the NFL doesn’t want to have to pay years down the road for lawsuits because a player got hit 15 years ago and now can’t remember where he left his car keys. Also the NFL wants more “exciting” plays and high scores. So if they can enable QBs to be almost untouchable they will put up more points. Bottom line. Money.

We also caught a break on the Allen flop when the player took his helmet off even though ours pushed a guy. Of course we did nothing with that break.

Everyone says Father Time for Brady...with all the flags, offensive holdings that aren’t called on their line and rules he hasn’t been tackled as much as all the other qbs who retire from it.

Even still. I didn’t see players walk off an 0-16 Browns. Sure it sucked but you don’t do that during HALFTIME. Ask coach to sit you for the second half then tell your teammates and do your thing. You would have much more respect then. Seems like the entitledment generation now. Run home and cry and be applauded for leaving a bad team. How about looking like a whiney fool for abandoning your team/people DURING a game, going through the same thing?

Hope he doesn’t try and pull a Boldin and later “change his mind” and ask for a release.

Would rather watch a replay than watch live and see a different outcome.

The nfl has you right where they want. “They have a chance!! Let me watch!”

Just like every other year when the Patriots are playing, I won’t watch.