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Bengals’ Chris Crocker glad to see “dirty player” Hines Ward retire

theguru
in National Football League (NFL)

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Hines Ward good riddance. Clearly the label fit. It was nice to see Baltimore give you a nice send off this season.

 

Wait. You have a problem with bounties but it is all right for the Ravens to 'exact revenge' on Hines Ward? Which was an awesome, BTW, but I digress. The Ravens readily admitted they have been waiting for that moment and there were rumors the Ravens had a bounty on Hines Ward. But that's okay now?

Has Hines Ward ever been fined or suspended for his 'dirty hits'?

Has Hines Ward ever been fined or suspended for his 'dirty hits'?

 

Did OJ murder anyone? The courts say he didn't and won't serve a punishment for it but doesn't mean he didn't do it. :D

Did OJ murder anyone? The courts say he didn't and won't serve a punishment for it but doesn't mean he didn't do it. :D

 

As much as they watch the Steelers it just seems like if he was 'dirty' then the NFL we know that protects its players would have put a stop to the malicious play of Hines Ward.

 

Or is the NFL only interested in taking care of quarterbacks and wide receivers?

As much as they watch the Steelers it just seems like if he was 'dirty' then the NFL we know that protects its players would have put a stop to the malicious play of Hines Ward.

Or is the NFL only interested in taking care of quarterbacks and wide receivers?

 

 

:thumb:

Did OJ murder anyone? The courts say he didn't and won't serve a punishment for it but doesn't mean he didn't do it. :D

 

In fairness, he was found innocent of murder, but guilty of wrongful death in the civil system. He received a HUGE financial punishment, one that eventually caused him to sell his Heisman and flip out on the memorabilia guy.

As much as they watch the Steelers it just seems like if he was 'dirty' then the NFL we know that protects its players would have put a stop to the malicious play of Hines Ward.

 

Or is the NFL only interested in taking care of quarterbacks and wide receivers?

 

In fairness, he was found innocent of murder, but guilty of wrongful death in the civil system. He received a HUGE financial punishment, one that eventually caused him to sell his Heisman and flip out on the memorabilia guy.

I was just kidding. Playing devils advocate.

I was just kidding. Playing devils advocate.

 

I wish I knew. I had some good OJ comebacks but I didn't want to offend anyone. :lol:

I wish I knew. I had some good OJ comebacks but I didn't want to offend anyone. :lol:

 

You know nothing if off limits with me. :lol:

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