I don't think there's any question that's the.cass, and I think the NFL is just hoping that everything else will distract from it.
A 50 harder in that context is far from a gimme.
He clearly puts contact on the ref in attempt to shove the Steeler's coach.
I agree Porter shouldn't have been there, but it's obvious contact and maybe the refs give the Steelers the penalty if he just cools it for a ****ing second
Especially right after that.
The calls were justified, Bengals beat themselves.
Simple as that
Yeah, that shouldn't be a penalty on pacman, that's a joke. Porter however should have been called. It was just another call that the Steelers got away with.
He went over the back of a referee.
Put it however you want, it's a penalty.
Yeah, that shouldn't be a penalty on pacman, that's a joke. Porter however should have been called. It was just another call that the Steelers got away with.
It is well known. Nobody cares. You take your 4 game suspension and you claim an "energy drink" did it and everybody forgets about it.Where's the proof that steroid use is rampant in the NFL or that it's an epidemic though? It's supposition and insinuation... how many players are in the league? I'm sure if as many used as you're suggesting, it'd be somewhat well known or hinted about other than being bandied about as internet hypothesis.
Former player and NFL coach Jim Haslett said in 2005 that during the 1980s, half of the players in the league used some type of performance-enhancing drug or steroid and all of the defensive lineman used them.
The BALCO Scandal in 2003 also revealed many users of steroids in the NFL.
A number of players from the Oakland Raiders were implicated in this scandal, including Bill Romanowski, Tyrone Wheatley, Barrett Robbins, Chris Cooper and Dana Stubblefield.[12] Recently, many players have confessed to steroid use. One of these players was former Oakland Raiders player Bill Romanowski. Romanowski confessed on the American news television show 60 Minutes to using steroids for a two-year period beginning in 2001.
Since the NFL started random, year-round tests and suspending players for banned substances, many more players have been found to be in violation of the policy. By April 2005, 111 NFL players had tested positive for banned substances, and of those 111, the NFL suspended 54
Former Tennessee running back Eddie George told SI Now on Thursday he believes PEDs are 'very rampant' in the NFL today, and said he was approached about using steroids in the wake of a toe injury during the 2000 season.
I can't believe anyone is defending the hit on Brown. The ball was gone....
Especially considering their coaching staff had already gotten involved with a player earlier in the game too. Bengals got shafted pretty hard by the refs in this game, but at the same time they did it to themselves.
I can't believe anyone is defending the hit on Brown. The ball was gone....
We have the bastion of objectivity right here, I wonder who you wanted to win. If you are really looking for a penalty for a coach being on the field, It happens all the time.
I see no mention of the TD that was taken away from the Steelers due to the refs' incompetence.
Really? Putting this on the refs at any level is ridiculous. The Steelers had 142 yards of penalties to Cincy's 79. Love how the fans were able to chuck **** on the field AND at players the entire game and not get any sort of flag for delay or game or unsportsmanlike conduct. Or Jeremy Hill trying to start a rumble at midfield. Or Burfict spearing DeCastro......Marvin Lewis couldn't have stopped ALL of the nonsense, although he clearly has little to no control over that locker room. The refs did all they could and the Bengals for the most part started a lot of the **** on the field, the entire way. Period.
The guys you guessed would be the ones to implode did. Karma is an ugly *****.
How many games will Burfict get to start 2016?
He clearly puts contact on the ref in attempt to shove the Steeler's coach.
I agree Porter shouldn't have been there, but it's obvious contact and maybe the refs give the Steelers the penalty if he just cools it for a ****ing second
Especially right after that.
The calls were justified, Bengals beat themselves.
Simple as that
How many games will Burfict get to start 2016?
regardles of other blown penalties, thats an obvious one and all the top analysts are upset about it, not just us