No, just like the play on Carson wasn't dirty.

Karma is a mother.

It wasn't dirty. Looked just like the Carson hit, though.

NOT dirty @ all! Not even close! It's called football!

NOT dirty @ all! Not even close! It's called football!

 

Last time I checked it was a contact sport, seems to me as if the last couple of years certain rule changes have started to take away from that, I understand why, but in the end it's still a contact sport... clean play.

All of the jabs at Bengals fans are trash. You think there are a lot of Pats fans calling that play on Brady dirty? There's no doubt.

All of the jabs at Bengals fans are trash. You think there are a lot of Pats fans calling that play on Brady dirty? There's no doubt.

 

Of course, all my Bungal buddies cry that the Palmer play was dirty.

Of course, all my Bungal buddies cry that the Palmer play was dirty.

 

And had the situation been reversed, I'm sure you would have as a Steeler fan as well.

Quite simply No.

And had the situation been reversed, I'm sure you would have as a Steeler fan as well.

 

Depends on the player. I don't think Kemo meant to hurt CP, but if it was Porter I would have my doubts.

 

Big Ben has been knocked out of games and I can't think of one that I thought was dirty.

Karma is a mother.

 

You nailed it buddy! :thumb:

No, and neither was the Carson Palmer play. This play was more dirty than the Palmer play, but it still wasn't dirty.

 

Whatever.:laugh:

Big Ben has been knocked out of games and I can't think of one that I thought was dirty.

 

Had the situation been reversed. Meaning playoff game, rival opponent, etc. I'm sure you probably would have felt similar.

Had the situation been reversed. Meaning playoff game, rival opponent, etc. I'm sure you probably would have felt similar.

 

Coming from another Steelers fan, not really....Kimo was 3/4 of the way on the ground and the last part of him falling to the ground happened to put him into Carson's knee...It happens 10 times a game, and Carson was unfortunate.

I thought Belichek crying about how his defenders are taught to only tackle above the knees and below the shoulders was irony at best. We are talking about the Patriots, right? :lol: