Guest BallTMore Posted October 5, 2009 Posted October 5, 2009 lol. Full here: http://www.sportspickle.com/article:261/defender-flagged-for-emotionally-roughing-the-passer-on-tom-brady Baltimore Ravens linebacker Terrell Suggs was flagged for emotionally roughing Patriots quarterback Tom Brady yesterday after a hit left the star quarterback feeling upset and unloved. "I didn't care for that! I didn't care for that one bit!" snapped Brady, stomping his foot as he pulled himself up off the ground. Moments later, official Tom Winter threw a flag, penalizing Suggs and the Ravens for an infraction never before called in organized football. "I don't think people understand how hard it is to be me. I'm coming back from a knee injury, my team is struggling, I have one child out of wedlock, another child on the way, very high-maintenance dogs to take care of, I'm expected to look stylish all the time and I have the stress of physically satisfying a woman millions of men around the world would love a shot at. And then when someone tackles me, well ..." he said, tearing up. "It can be very, very hard, okay? It can be very hard on my psyche."
83eh01 Posted October 5, 2009 Posted October 5, 2009 Yea, it does lighten the mood a bit. Gotta laugh about something
papasmurfbell Posted October 5, 2009 Posted October 5, 2009 That is so right on. I have a new way to fix this problem. Qb skirts. You pull the skirt down and the QB is sacked. If a QB does not want to debase his manhood and chooses not to wear it he is not different than the other 90 players who dress on gameday.
BengalBilly Posted October 6, 2009 Posted October 6, 2009 That is so right on. I have a new way to fix this problem. Qb skirts. You pull the skirt down and the QB is sacked. If a QB does not want to debase his manhood and chooses not to wear it he is not different than the other 90 players who dress on gameday.I like that idea.
Spen Posted October 6, 2009 Posted October 6, 2009 That is so right on. I have a new way to fix this problem. Qb skirts. You pull the skirt down and the QB is sacked. If a QB does not want to debase his manhood and chooses not to wear it he is not different than the other 90 players who dress on gameday. While I didnt like how Brady called for the penalty, other QBs do too at times, its not the QBs themselves who make the rules protecting them. The owners want their most valued players protected as much as they can. While I would like to see them treated more equally, it will never happen, so I wont waste time thinking of it. The most we can ask for is equal treatment of all QBs, not different treatments for different calibers of players.
cravnravn Posted October 6, 2009 Posted October 6, 2009 I have a new way to fix this problem. Qb skirts. You pull the skirt down and the QB is sacked. If a QB does not want to debase his manhood and chooses not to wear it he is not different than the other 90 players who dress on gameday. Brady has manhood? well I be darned
thundercleetz Posted October 6, 2009 Posted October 6, 2009 From ESPN's power rankings this week: With his offensive line and the league's roughing-the-passer rules, Tom Brady is the best-protected quarterback in football.
ravinmaniac52 Posted October 7, 2009 Posted October 7, 2009 there was a time when the QB would get up and start throwing punches. Steve Grogan would have kicked at Suggs head when he came by!
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