Simon

If they're walking around close to you or behind you and don't back off the instant you tell them to and then stay back, then they're going to get what they deserve and I have no problem with that because you 100% have the right to protect yourself and go home in one piece. But those two dudes kept their distance, complied with directives and made no attempts to interfere or get too close.

From the funny but true story archives: When Kelly dove across the goalline I started running around my living room hollering, and then ran out the back door onto the deck. However I failed to notice that the screen door was closed and I blew right through it and completely mangled it.

As long as they stay at a respectful distance and comply with officers' lawful requests, which they did, nobody from any demographic or belief system should have any problem with it.

These guys have seen enough black men getting the dogsnot kicked out of them by a minority of bad cops that I have zero problem with them staying at a reasonable distance and doing as much filming or witnessing as they damned well please.

This is funny. But I don't believe for a second that Kincaid or Knox could tackle Allen. Agreed. And I also really liked what I saw from the rookie Davis in his first NFL game

I'd be good with these, although I may have been a little more generous with the Backs by leaving out that minus and the WR's by adding a plus to that B.

That issue with his inside shoulder is absolutely legit.

I would not lump Campbell or the other player in with Hill in any way. They were co-operative and respectful (frankly, they were more respectful than the one officer that was trying to escalate things with Smith) and I do not blame them for trying to make sure their teammate did not suffer the type of consequences that we've seen other guys receive for DWB.

I've got to beleive they are easing him in while he recovers from the turf toe that has been nagging at him. I bet his snaps and opportunities go up as the season progresses.

You probably should have skipped that last screwdriver and had a sandwich instead if you're going to drive around the tarmac like a lunatic.

He said I could take any rug in the house 👍

It's nowhere near the first time it's happened and they are about 5 seconds from being told they are never to interact with one another ever again in this forum.

If he keeps playing like that it is more than possible, it is likely. They have good depth up front and making a change could come quicker than we think.

>Nobody was arrested >He was not pulled over for a seatbelt >He did not comply legally >No officers were placed on leave I do not care about YouTube influencers. We have reached the point where you are simply spreading false information and that does not fly here. Stop. Now.

Aside from the gibberish about targeting, personal women stuff with officers, etc the number of factual inaccuracies in this rant is impressive. #1- Hill was not pulled over for a seatbelt; he was pulled over for reckless and speeding. There is video showing him speeding. #2- Hill was not arrested #3- No officers have been suspended #4- Campbell was not arrested #5- Legally, Hill did not comply when he did not get out of the car when ordered I'm not defending the cops; two of them should lose their badges, imo. But defending Tyreek Hill who did everything he could to escalate and make a simple traffic stop as bad as it could be is a stunningly foolish take.

It isn't Tom Brady It isn't "from the NFL" Please do not start threads with low quality nonsense like that

I don't know which guy was Campbell and which guy was Smith, but one of the officers who was interacting with Campbell/Smith in front of Hill's vehicle was stepping on another officer's toes and 100% escalating the situation from what I saw.

You keep saying this (over and over and over...) The officers have no idea what is going on in the car and do not know whether he poses a threat to them. He's already been aggressively non-compliant and now they can't see what he's doing because he won't let them? They have no idea whether he's a threat or not; just because you know he wasn't doesn't mean they knew he wasn't. I think two of those guys should either be fired or never allowed to interact with the public again, but I don't blame them a bit for ordering that idiot out of the car.

He may have been going 60, but there was no way he was doing 100 in that video. They probably didn't have a radar gun on him so just went with reckless as it was clear he was speeding but didn't have a specific number.

It's an occasional board issue; I'll clean it up

Yeah that was an odd look.

He just threw his phone through his computer screen

I am guessing that the command to roll down his tinted window so that he was visible to the officer was not illegal. Both parties were asshats, imo.

It's 3rd down right at the sticks and he's trying to either force the ball out with his hat or stop him short and force a punt. Rapp did nothing wrong, it was just bad luck.

I saw a quick clip and he was definitely moving way faster than the other traffic in the area.