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Steelers Harrison fined......again

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It was a cheap shot on Brees. Fines are TAX deductable, it's almost an incentive for players to get them when you make as much as they do.

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I think Harrison takes his frustration out on Palmer Monday.

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I don't know what is a complete joke Spindoc?

I have no problem with the fine, but 20,000 dollars? Come on, that's silly. I agree that there should be a panel of players both past and present in accord with league officials to get this crap under control, one way or another.

I have no problem with the fine, but 20,000 dollars? Come on, that's silly. I agree that there should be a panel of players both past and present in accord with league officials to get this crap under control, one way or another.

 

The guy in charge of dishing out the fines is a guy that played in the NFL for 9+ seasons....:idunno:

I have no problem with the fine, but 20,000 dollars? Come on, that's silly. I agree that there should be a panel of players both past and present in accord with league officials to get this crap under control, one way or another.

 

What is silly about fining him $20,000?

 

He recently signed a 6 year, $51.125 million deal, including a $10 million signing bonus (money up front).

What is silly about fining him $20,000?

 

He recently signed a 6 year, $51.125 million deal, including a $10 million signing bonus (money up front).

 

Plus it's not like he wasn't already fined earlier this season. Repeat offenders deserve stiffer fines.

He for one deserves it. Very dirty player who refuses to follow the rules. No sympathy from me on him. Troy P is right IMO. There needs to be a committee of some sort. Not sure about current players though. Merton Hanks himself isn't enough.

^ He will learn to quit leading with his head one day when he breaks his neck.

What is silly about fining him $20,000?

 

He recently signed a 6 year, $51.125 million deal, including a $10 million signing bonus (money up front).

 

That's like fining me $30.

The guy in charge of dishing out the fines is a guy that played in the NFL for 9+ seasons....:idunno:

 

I think a panel and not just one guy should be in charge.

I think a panel and not just one guy should be in charge.

 

I'd agree that there should be more than one individual in charge of assessing the fines. With that said, I think $20,000 is a very, very fair fine. If anything, it is not enough. Harrison has already been fined $75,000 and that did not deter him. As a repeat offender, he's lucky that it wasn't much more than $20,000.

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That's like fining me $30.

No it's not. Let's be real.

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The guy in charge of dishing out the fines is a guy that played in the NFL for 9+ seasons....:idunno:

And?

We will use $30,000 for the sake of the numbers....

 

30,000/30= $1 for every $1,000 earned

30,000/60= $1 for every $500 earned

9,000,000/20,000= $1 for every $450 earned

 

His is under 9 Mil but just for Maths sake I rounded up.

 

My bad $60 or $70 I should have said, really hits him the gut hard.

No it's not. Let's be real.

 

Why is the fine "silly"? (Your words, not mine.)

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