Oldschool739

ROTFL......I was just kidding, I guess you aren't......

Don't misunderstand me, I am not for these over sensitive punishments that take away a players livelihood for being a little problematic at times....My only gripe is the double standard that is used in these suspensions, fines and now it it could be banning a player for being over aggressive of all things...

I still like Smurf's laser idea better than extending the posts 5 ft.....But after hearing their explanation of banning the dunk, I can understand why they did it.....Although it seems to me that the 5ft extension will make it more top heavy and could be knocked off kilter by heavy winds now...Maybe they should redesign the thing to be a little sturdier than it is in the first place and we wouldn't have to alter the players celebration...

You might want to reread this one Smurf.... On December 1, 2011, McClain was arrested by Decatur police and charged with third-degree assault, menacing, reckless endangerment and discharging a firearm inside the city limits, all of which are misdemeanors, for a shooting incident that occurred the night before. That guy is clearly an out of control head case, and if 1 player is judged by one set of standards and another by a different set, then how can there ever be any continuity ?....It's a double standard that I don't see how they get away with it without being sued to the max.....

He has as bad or worse image than Richie, he's certainly been arrested more, yet fans want Richie banned or have to go through therapy and prove himself first....Why would the standard be any different for RM ????

Whoa !, I just noticed that that's from ER's public enemy #1's site......Are you sure you want that Crav ?....

I wonder how many fans that want Richie banned for Bullying, along with others, feel differently about this guy being allowed back in the game....... ArrestsOn December 1, 2011, McClain was arrested by Decatur police and charged with third-degree assault, menacing, reckless endangerment and discharging a firearm inside the city limits, all of which are misdemeanors, for a shooting incident that occurred the night before.[28][29] On May 17, 2012, McClain was found guilty on all counts, ordered to pay a $500 fine for each charge, totaling $2,000, and sentenced to spend 45 days in jail for each charge, 180 in total. He was freed on bond, and will begin serving his sentence on June 1.[30] On November 18, 2012, while the case was on appeal, the charges were dismissed by the Judge after the victim decided not to press charges. According to lawyers involved, a financial settlement was reached between McClain and the victim.[31] On January 8, 2013 McClain was arrested by Decatur Police in Morgan County after an officer pulled him over for a window tint violation. McClain provided the officer with a false name and he was arrested and booked into the Decatur City Jail. McClain bonded out of jail later that day.[32] On April 21, 2013, McClain was arrested for disorderly conduct and resisting arrest.[33]

LOL, OK, it's only good when it makes your point....Hand shake, and we're moving on to football.....

That's not the point, psb...The point is; They can !!

Well , there's #1 on Cravn's Christmas list.....lol

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You would think so, with all the high tech stuff available today that there would be something they could use instead of raising the GP.... Seems so primitive now a days....

I know, he talked about how the increase in Thursday nite games were giving the fans what they want....You know, supply and demand !! Then he turns and speaks out of the other side of his mouth and says, no celebrating by this or that and who gives a frog flatulence what the fans want....The guy is a total buffoon....

Gitty Up !!!! I'll be there...

What's next, a personal foul for smiling ????? .... Stupid Rule !!....Roger must be one boring dude.... Posted by Michael David Smith on March 25, 2014, 12:46 PM EDTGetty Images The goal post dunk, a favored post-touchdown celebration of many NFL players, is going the way of the Ickey Shuffle, the cell phone call, the Sharpie in the sock and all of the other celebrations banned by the No Fun League. http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2014/03/25/refs-will-penalize-players-who-dunk-over-the-goal-post/

I have been too, since the first season..... Hey Max....Harbs said it all very clear, he is good in practice but cannot translate that to the field.....Can you say Kyle Boller !!

Those people don't make it in pro sports , it's built in a man's DNA and unnatural to be otherwise....Granted some men are braver than others and it takes more to provoke some than others, but all normal healthy men will stand up when their line is crossed....Tissues are for sniffling babies and emotional women.....Not NFL football players....IMO

I don't think so......I believe that everyone in our LR would pop him in the mouth if he tried to bully them and that would be the end of that.... Any grown man with an ounce of testosterone in their body would not let another man bully them without a fight....That's why I have NO PITY on Martin at all....

Exactly what I was gonna say and although we had no 4th and 5th, we have 2 thirds and could trade 1 of them for multiple picks.... Next yr we have a reported 11 picks with the projected comps, minus the 1 we just traded for the Z man....

John Harbaugh: Ravens looking for more quarterback depth Posted by Mike Wilkening on March 25, 2014, 11:36 AM EDTAP This is very much a crossroads season for Ravens backup quarterback Tyrod Taylor. According to BaltimoreRavens.com, head coach John Harbaugh told reporters the club would be seeking to bring in another backup quarterback to supplement — or supplant — Taylor, who is entering the final year of his deal. http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2014/03/25/john-harbaugh-ravens-looking-for-a-backup-quarterback/

Wow, you and Money posted the same thing at the same exact time....That's the second time that's happened in like a week....Grub and someone else just did that.....Deja vu !!

I don't get it either, just what is he trying to prove by this ? He just got a 4 yr deal last offseason and so he gets another 1 yr again the very next season ?....He is a way better HC than BB , but this is bazaar.....I plead the Vinny Barbarino on this one " I'm so confused"....lol

It's like an NFL gift card.....Let's go shopping Oz....You can leave the closeout sale section now....LOL That's dealing power, right there folks !!!!

It's ok to think that, but that don't mean it's correct T.....If you've ever dealt with problem people you'll find that many have been hurt or rejected at a crucial point in their life and their actions are a result of the defense they've built to protect themselves....It's actually a survival method to an extent....And if they get some guidance, it can be assessed and corrected....Now we know he can play football at a high level, if you knew he could help get us back to the SB, would you feel differently about him ?....

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