unnecessary roughness

[poptart]

"The tackler led with his helmet."

[poptart]

[Screw_Michigan]

Un-fucking-believable. Roger Pussdell's NFL.

[jiminphilly]

Bullshit call? Yes. The helmet never came into contact with the QB. But stop the vid @ 8 seconds. Chancellor is leading head first, arms at his side. This is what happens when you try to enforce this type of rule.. refs get scared and throw a flag for no reason.

Let the dumb asses who want to lead with helmets get paralyzed and and don't pay their medical bills. Fines don't mean shit to these guys.

[poptart]

Let the dumb asses who want to lead with helmets get paralyzed and and don't pay their medical bills.

WOAH!

Good Lordy!


Well, the ironic thing here, of course, is that Chancellor could have blasted the living daylights out of the QB there if he had decided to.
He took him down as easily as you can imagine on a play like that... and was flagged 15 yds for it.

[mvscal]

Absolute bullshit call. They need to start fining refs for blatant fuck ups like this.

[atomicdad]

Complete bullshit, how many times on a gonna given weekend are these crap calls going to be called. Another perfect example last night with Gregory's (Chargers) hit on the Chiefs receiver. What the fuck is the defense supposed to do, let the receiver come down with the ball and take a step or two before he is hit. Memo to NFL, your product is borderline unwatchable with these craptastic rule changes.

[BSmack]

Football (and everything else) is unwatchable for me.

sin

Dave Deurson