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Is there a place for this in today's NFL?

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Thats a good wrestling move pulling the ankles. There are lots of "little things" done in games like this.

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In other words, yes it was dirty, there probably isn't a place for it in the NFL but if he comes down with a blown out knee or another concussion from a cheap shot he has no one to blame but himself. If I was an offensive player for the Bengals I'd be doing whatever I could to rein the crap in for fear of retaliation. I just don't get the need for the sending video to the league, complaining in the media, kicker twitter rants, etc.

Not true in my case, Bengals fans loved to whine about Hines Ward and he's one of my favorite players to ever play.

 

This topic always brings this play to my mind.

 

So early in a big game too... it had "planned" written all over it.

In other words, yes it was dirty, there probably isn't a place for it in the NFL but if he comes down with a blown out knee or another concussion from a cheap shot he has no one to blame but himself. If I was an offensive player for the Bengals I'd be doing whatever I could to rein the crap in for fear of retaliation. I just don't get the need for the sending video to the league, complaining in the media, kicker twitter rants, etc.

 

I agree with you here and there is the problem. He is going to get himself or a teammate injured because there's someone out that will take that shot when they get a chance. As far as how you handle it in the media, I guess that's just a sign of the times.

This topic always brings this play to my mind.

 

 

Apple and oranges...

It's funny how team allegiance changes your perspective.

 

The lack of objectivity on all subjects, from many fan bases represented on BGP, is nearing the point of hilarity. Why you can't just admit something and still love the team is beyond me.

 

I love the Bengals, have since before their first Super Bowl, and can readily admit these plays were dirty, outside the bounds of normal play, and should be punished.

 

I love Nebraksa and can admit Bo Pelini is ridiculous on the sidelines and is categorically unable to develop a QB that can be a consistent passer. Doesn't make me love them less.

And this kid is an outstanding player and doesn't need this garbage.

 

If Cam Newton doesn't have an Offensive Lineman that is willing to do the things necessary to make sure those things don't go on then Carolina needs some new Offensive linemen.

 

Like it was already said, if it's handled on the field you risk penalties, suspensions, fines etc.

Like it was already said, if it's handled on the field you risk penalties, suspensions, fines etc.

 

Not to mention that there are so many cameras on the field of play these days you can't fart and get by with it.

Apple and oranges...

 

Perhaps it is... it just comes to my mind with the discussion of players aiming to injure, and I've always felt that there was something fishy about that play.

Burfict was wound up like an 8 day clock. It was obvious at the start of the game.

 

Do I think Burfict is a dirty player? I am not sure. Does Burfict need to do a better job containing the beast within? Absolutely.

Like it was already said, if it's handled on the field you risk penalties, suspensions, fines etc.

 

If it is handled on twitter and in the media, you risk injured skill guys and superstars.

Looking at the video and photos in the link, seems intentional and malicious to me as well.

What should the penalty be if the NFL comes down on him?

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