I dont like ejections for hard hits but that was just a brutal shot to the head.
The WR cannot even stand up on his own.
To me it looked accidental. I don’t think he had any intention of hitting him like that.
It’s usually accidental to hit a guy like that. He took 3 steps. It’s ejection worthy. Browns have played like that all night.
With that said the refs then took it upon themselves to call two phantom defensive penalties and another borderline one (near the goalline) for no apparent reason other than they can’t keep up with technology and the speed in which consumers deserve product.
I dont like ejections for hard hits but that was just a brutal shot to the head.
The WR cannot even stand up on his own.
To me it looked accidental. I don’t think he had any intention of hitting him like that.
Of course he did. There was no attempt to tackle. He didn't use his arms to wrap. He gained speed, located the helmet as his target, and lowered his helmet into the target. It's a vicious play. And he should get more than ejected. He should get suspended the next game. If you want to wipe out these scum plays, take away game time and money. Then it hurts the team and the player. Simple solution.
rest of the season minimum. If they suspended him for the last 6 games this year and first 10 games next year i.e. a whole season, I don't think there would be much backlash outside of Cleveland.
RE: RE: Garrett could've objected to Mason Rudolph's stupidity without trying Â
rest of the season minimum. If they suspended him for the last 6 games this year and first 10 games next year i.e. a whole season, I don't think there would be much backlash outside of Cleveland.
Curious, how many games did you think OBJ should’ve got when he helmet speared an unsuspecting Norman?
RE: The initial hit was late, but not that serious. Â
Disagree, he wrestled him down well after the ball was thrown. Shocked he didn't get a flag for that alone
Taking Rudolph to the ground was late and unnecessary, but it wasn't worth some over the top reaction. It would've been a penalty and everyone could've moved on. Rudolph overreacted, then Garrett basically tried to commit a crime.
these teams care and showed some heart and fight. Watching the giants is so bland and boring. Guys celebrating a 3 yd pass break up (Baker) then giving no effort the rest of the game.
for suggesting that Mason Rudolph may have had his hand caught in Garrett's helmet and that was why he was pulling at Garrett's helmet...
but then I watched the replay and it really does look like Garrett's helmet is awkwardly somehow connected to Rudolph's wrist for several seconds, which may have been the confusion that caused this to escalate to the level it escalated to.
My theory here being:
Garrett was excessive picking Rudolph up and driving him to the ground, I have no idea how that wasn't a roughing the passer call to begin with, but of course we see stuff like that a lot. But then if Rudolph's hand was stuck in Garrett's helmet, he might have been 1) afraid of risking injury somehow and was desperately trying to get it off, 2) was doing it in an excessive and aggressive manner in part because he WAS pissed about the way Garrett tackled him. THEN-- Garrett thinking that Rudolph was literally trying to tear his helmet off (which wasn't fully what Rudolph was trying to do, mainly get his hand out but was doing so in an aggressive manner), obviously Garrett was super pissed at this and decided to tear Rudolph's helmet off by the face mask. Either way it was completely inexcusable. If a guy tries to tear your helmet off, it's one thing to tear his off, but to tear it off by lifting him off the ground by the facemask?? And then HITTING said player square in the HEAD with a full force blow using a HELMET as a weapon???? Yeah, that was insane. Garrett has issues.
I think he's a weirdo anyway to be honest. Did anyone see that his mom specifically requested him to get that Sports Illustrated Body Issue spot and pose naked? I think that Body Issue thing is weird as hell anyway but it's weird that his mom pushed/requested him to do it and then she was there watching. Hmmmmm. Not that this explains his behavior tonight, I just think he's a different kinda dude. I'd be weirded out if my mom specifically pushed for me to randomly pose naked on a beach and then came and watched me do it, especially considering it's not like Garrett is a professional model nor has a history of modeling so like wtf? Random.
Another fruitless game from Odell. Odell has has one TD on the season and speculation surrounding him injuries have caught up to him. Giants traded him before it became evident he was not going to be the same player
RE: Wonder what Rudolph said to Garret to set him off like that? Â
I dont like ejections for hard hits but that was just a brutal shot to the head.
The WR cannot even stand up on his own.
To me it looked accidental. I don’t think he had any intention of hitting him like that.
Of course he did. There was no attempt to tackle. He didn't use his arms to wrap. He gained speed, located the helmet as his target, and lowered his helmet into the target. It's a vicious play. And he should get more than ejected. He should get suspended the next game. If you want to wipe out these scum plays, take away game time and money. Then it hurts the team and the player. Simple solution.
Accidental. Good one.
From my recollection when I watched live and on the replay the guy from CLE was initially running to make the play and he thought it was coming short as the other player got there first and his momentum carried him forward, hence his arms at his side. Why the F--K would I defend or make an excuse for some player from CLE I don't even know?
Is their DC Wilks? The fired AZ coach?
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it makes me wonder what if we had gone Wilks over Shurmur.
Is their DC Wilks? The fired AZ coach?
Yep.
The guy was a first year HC with a rookie QB and a murderous division/schedule and didn’t get a second year.
Raw deal you ask me.
The WR cannot even stand up on his own.
The WR cannot even stand up on his own.
To me it looked accidental. I don’t think he had any intention of hitting him like that.
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I dont like ejections for hard hits but that was just a brutal shot to the head.
The WR cannot even stand up on his own.
To me it looked accidental. I don’t think he had any intention of hitting him like that.
It’s usually accidental to hit a guy like that. He took 3 steps. It’s ejection worthy. Browns have played like that all night.
With that said the refs then took it upon themselves to call two phantom defensive penalties and another borderline one (near the goalline) for no apparent reason other than they can’t keep up with technology and the speed in which consumers deserve product.
Would be nice if the Giants could spend some premium picks on one or two good ones...
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Kitchens is a moron. Only coach worse than PS for my money.
He’s got 3 Wins this season. He’s better than Shurmur to date.
I’d say he’s got just a little bit more to work with in Cleveland wouldn’t you?
He could have killed Rudolph.
Garrett then acted like a complete damn fool.
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I dont like ejections for hard hits but that was just a brutal shot to the head.
The WR cannot even stand up on his own.
To me it looked accidental. I don’t think he had any intention of hitting him like that.
Of course he did. There was no attempt to tackle. He didn't use his arms to wrap. He gained speed, located the helmet as his target, and lowered his helmet into the target. It's a vicious play. And he should get more than ejected. He should get suspended the next game. If you want to wipe out these scum plays, take away game time and money. Then it hurts the team and the player. Simple solution.
Accidental. Good one.
Haynesworth you are low level scum !
Minimum of 2 game suspension.
Not something a helmetless QB should be doing. Just walk away.
Not something a helmetless QB should be doing. Just walk away.
Rudolph is an idiot because he overreacted to being taken to the ground. But Garrett's reaction was fucking nuclear.
THANKFULLY, Rudolph doesn't appear to be hurt.
Brilliant ! the level of stupidity is stunning ...
Minimum of 2 game suspension.
rest of the season minimum. If they suspended him for the last 6 games this year and first 10 games next year i.e. a whole season, I don't think there would be much backlash outside of Cleveland.
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to bash his skull in.
Minimum of 2 game suspension.
rest of the season minimum. If they suspended him for the last 6 games this year and first 10 games next year i.e. a whole season, I don't think there would be much backlash outside of Cleveland.
Curious, how many games did you think OBJ should’ve got when he helmet speared an unsuspecting Norman?
Garrett then acted like a complete damn fool.
Disagree, he wrestled him down well after the ball was thrown. Shocked he didn't get a flag for that alone
Disagree, he wrestled him down well after the ball was thrown. Shocked he didn't get a flag for that alone
Taking Rudolph to the ground was late and unnecessary, but it wasn't worth some over the top reaction. It would've been a penalty and everyone could've moved on. Rudolph overreacted, then Garrett basically tried to commit a crime.
but then I watched the replay and it really does look like Garrett's helmet is awkwardly somehow connected to Rudolph's wrist for several seconds, which may have been the confusion that caused this to escalate to the level it escalated to.
My theory here being:
Garrett was excessive picking Rudolph up and driving him to the ground, I have no idea how that wasn't a roughing the passer call to begin with, but of course we see stuff like that a lot. But then if Rudolph's hand was stuck in Garrett's helmet, he might have been 1) afraid of risking injury somehow and was desperately trying to get it off, 2) was doing it in an excessive and aggressive manner in part because he WAS pissed about the way Garrett tackled him. THEN-- Garrett thinking that Rudolph was literally trying to tear his helmet off (which wasn't fully what Rudolph was trying to do, mainly get his hand out but was doing so in an aggressive manner), obviously Garrett was super pissed at this and decided to tear Rudolph's helmet off by the face mask. Either way it was completely inexcusable. If a guy tries to tear your helmet off, it's one thing to tear his off, but to tear it off by lifting him off the ground by the facemask?? And then HITTING said player square in the HEAD with a full force blow using a HELMET as a weapon???? Yeah, that was insane. Garrett has issues.
I think he's a weirdo anyway to be honest. Did anyone see that his mom specifically requested him to get that Sports Illustrated Body Issue spot and pose naked? I think that Body Issue thing is weird as hell anyway but it's weird that his mom pushed/requested him to do it and then she was there watching. Hmmmmm. Not that this explains his behavior tonight, I just think he's a different kinda dude. I'd be weirded out if my mom specifically pushed for me to randomly pose naked on a beach and then came and watched me do it, especially considering it's not like Garrett is a professional model nor has a history of modeling so like wtf? Random.
Police were in the Browns locker room after the game so I am willing to bet he will be arrested
You assume that? The way he's conducted himself in prior games?
Maybe Garret is just an assh*le.
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I dont like ejections for hard hits but that was just a brutal shot to the head.
The WR cannot even stand up on his own.
To me it looked accidental. I don’t think he had any intention of hitting him like that.
Of course he did. There was no attempt to tackle. He didn't use his arms to wrap. He gained speed, located the helmet as his target, and lowered his helmet into the target. It's a vicious play. And he should get more than ejected. He should get suspended the next game. If you want to wipe out these scum plays, take away game time and money. Then it hurts the team and the player. Simple solution.
Accidental. Good one.
From my recollection when I watched live and on the replay the guy from CLE was initially running to make the play and he thought it was coming short as the other player got there first and his momentum carried him forward, hence his arms at his side. Why the F--K would I defend or make an excuse for some player from CLE I don't even know?
Good one?