Dom McRaven
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LMAO, it's gonna be the Browns.
Sports IllustratedVerified account @SInow 6h6 hours ago
Browns working on hiring Mike McCarthy as next head coach, per @FanSided http://go.si.com/xZdd9UY
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Sports IllustratedVerified account @SInow 6h6 hours ago
Browns working on hiring Mike McCarthy as next head coach, per @FanSided http://go.si.com/xZdd9UY
So that works in the way he would be free to negotiate any contract now right? Waivers you keep your contract?
packers are looking at Jim Harbaugh
This is correct
JO_75
Hall of Famer
That would be a great hire for them, and the perfect coach to turn things around with Rodgers and get another Super Bowl. I hope it happens.... then we can have another Harbaugh Bowl in the future.
JO_75
Hall of Famer
Well here's one rule I never knew existed in the NFL rule book. According to Dean Blandino and Mike Pereira, the refs could have awarded points to the Chargers due to the excessive offsides.
“There is something in the rulebook that I don’t know if a lot of people know about: There is a penalty for continually fouling to prevent a score,” Blandino said.
Pereira said in situations like the game last night, the rules allow for the referee to just give the team the points.
“If you deem that they intentionally did this, intentionally fouled on successive plays . . . the referee could in fact award a score,” Pereira said. “Successive penalties intentionally committed to try to prevent a score, you can go ahead and award a score.”
https://profootballtalk.nbcsports.c...gers-a-score-over-steelers-repeated-offsides/
Alright change of game plan..... send Tucker out there when we get close and make the opposing teams jump offsides three times and let the officials award us points all game.
“There is something in the rulebook that I don’t know if a lot of people know about: There is a penalty for continually fouling to prevent a score,” Blandino said.
Pereira said in situations like the game last night, the rules allow for the referee to just give the team the points.
“If you deem that they intentionally did this, intentionally fouled on successive plays . . . the referee could in fact award a score,” Pereira said. “Successive penalties intentionally committed to try to prevent a score, you can go ahead and award a score.”
https://profootballtalk.nbcsports.c...gers-a-score-over-steelers-repeated-offsides/
Alright change of game plan..... send Tucker out there when we get close and make the opposing teams jump offsides three times and let the officials award us points all game.
Dom McRaven
Hall of Famer
If Tucker wasn't more than mortal, I'd agree.
things just got very interesting
Ex NFL DB, Brandin Browner got 8 yrs for attempted murder and Willful child endangerment
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allblackraven
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Not enough. Repeat offender.
allblackraven
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NFL investigating three Kareem Hunt incidents
ESPN's Dan Graziano reports the NFL is taking into account three separate off-the-field incidents as it considers how long free agent Kareem Hunt's suspension will be.
The NFL is investigating Hunt's February altercation with a woman that led to his release from the Chiefs as well as a June incident with a man and a previously undisclosed incident from January. Per Graziano, the January and June incidents are the "types of aggravating factors that can lead the league to impose a suspension longer than the six-game baseline." Hunt's 2018 suspension is going to spill over deep into 2019.
ESPN's Dan Graziano reports the NFL is taking into account three separate off-the-field incidents as it considers how long free agent Kareem Hunt's suspension will be.
The NFL is investigating Hunt's February altercation with a woman that led to his release from the Chiefs as well as a June incident with a man and a previously undisclosed incident from January. Per Graziano, the January and June incidents are the "types of aggravating factors that can lead the league to impose a suspension longer than the six-game baseline." Hunt's 2018 suspension is going to spill over deep into 2019.
Dom McRaven
Hall of Famer
So.....all of a sudden they're NOW looking at other past transgressions? I just don't get the timing of this.NFL investigating three Kareem Hunt incidents
ESPN's Dan Graziano reports the NFL is taking into account three separate off-the-field incidents as it considers how long free agent Kareem Hunt's suspension will be.
The NFL is investigating Hunt's February altercation with a woman that led to his release from the Chiefs as well as a June incident with a man and a previously undisclosed incident from January. Per Graziano, the January and June incidents are the "types of aggravating factors that can lead the league to impose a suspension longer than the six-game baseline." Hunt's 2018 suspension is going to spill over deep into 2019.
JO_75
Hall of Famer
They wait until someone else embarrass them(TMZ) and then they act on something. Hunt would still be a Chief and played against the Raiders and would play against us if this video didn't come out.
JO_75
Hall of Famer
NFL placed Ref Roy Ellison on administrated leave following the incident with Bills DE Jerry Hughes.
https://profootballtalk.nbcsports.c...strative-leave-after-jerry-hughes-allegation/
https://profootballtalk.nbcsports.c...strative-leave-after-jerry-hughes-allegation/
JO_75
Hall of Famer
Bruce Arians was asked about becoming the next head coach of the Packers and he said he had no interest in becoming their head coach. Arians once again said he would only coach in Cleveland.
https://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2018/12/04/bruce-arians-not-interested-in-packers-job/
https://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2018/12/04/bruce-arians-not-interested-in-packers-job/
Dom McRaven
Hall of Famer
He must love either Ohio or Baker.
