[Marshawn pushes Ref: Predictions]

Heres how this plays out:

1) Marshawn and Jack Del Rio have a joint news conference apologizing for his actions

2) Roger suspends Lynch for 2 games for leaving sideline and pushing ref

3) Twitter explodes with comments about how it was an innocent shove, heat of battle, etc.

4) Richard Sherman vows he will sew a #24 on his uniform this Sunday

5) Lynch files appeal through NFLPA

6) The appeal wont be heard until next week so Lynch and NFLPA file for restraining order with Circuit Court

7) Facebook erupts with memes showing it was only an innocent shove and gifs demonstrating how Lynch really didnt see the ref (Look, there...he wasnt even looking at the ref)

8) The Circuit Court grants injunctive relief so Lynch can still play

9) Roger files with Circuit Court of Appeals to reinstate 2 game suspension

10) NFLPA takes deposition of ref saying he wasnt injured and really didnt mean to throw the flag

11) Lynch is featured on a 30 for 30 piece explaining how his upbringing made him want to go out and help his team mate so his leaving the sideline should be excused

12) NFLPA asks for new rule change that allows high profile players to assist team mates when extra help is deemed necessary on Primetime games.

13) Roger agrees to rule change so long as Lynch is suspended one game after the Bills game.

14) NFL Owners ask for more introductions like the one on Thurday that preached Time to Hate before the game

15) Lynch plays in the Bills game and rushes for 38 yards on 6 carries.

Lynch is a Thug. His actions seem to get a pass in the media and within the NFL fan base because "It's just Marshawn". Reminds me of Manny Ramirez.

[This is the most wide open season the NFL has ever had]

It's crappy all around, not sure if that's something to be gleeful about.

It just means i'll watch the Bills game and possibly not a second of anything else on a given weekend.

 

Used to be 5 or 6 games watched with interest.

It's something to be "gleeful" about because it translates to what should be an easier path to the playoffs for the Bills. I think that's why most of us are here, isn't it? To see the team in the playoffs and hopefully one day the Super Bowl.

[Week 7: Bucs' Game Preparation - Inactives Announced]

When that player has a notorious history of not giving a damn, then yes it's easy.

 

The reaction would be 180 degrees opposite if Tyrod Taylor was excused for personal reasons.

 

 

This...You think it'd be easy to understand. Apparently not.