2014 NFL off-season thread
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With that said, you don't see the NBA banning the slam dunk... I am sorry, but this typical BS from Go-dufuss/owners. OLD guys trying to ruining a young mans game.
I wish they'd get rid of the Lambeuau leap and I have no problem with them getting rid of dunking the football. The reason they are not allowing the goalpost duck is because a player bent the goalpost after doing it. When then happens play needs to be stopped so they can adjust the goalpost again. I don't want to be a huge stickler on celebrating because I feel you need to be able to celebrate some but all I want is for them to play football.
Apples to oranges, there are rules about hanging from the rim, and picking up the ball and dunking it again? Those would be closer comparisons.
A better comparison to a dunk would be the flips into the end zone - the actual scoring of a TD, not a celebration.
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There ARE two sets of rules about hanging from the rim. IF you are doing it to showboat, they give you a technical foul. IF you hang on to prevent an injury, the don't. Depends on the situation....so there IS some apples to apples comparison.
Sounds like Ray Rice may have to serve some prison time. http://www.baltimoresun.com/news/ma...c-county-prosecutors-20140327,0,7968806.story
Because your faking doing what God(ell) said you can't do, thus he will possibly get his panties in a bunch and fine someone.
Or you could be less ignorant and actually apply the rules to your question. They are just enforcing the no use of props in celebrations and this celebration is a point of emphasis.
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Like I said earlier ... go ahead and celebrate your TD, you get :30 to do it and it can't be televised ...
I bet if it could not be televised, most of this would stop.
Where did you get that idea out of the posted article ?
It says basically neither party wants to go any further.
"Rice's attorney, Michael Diamondstein, said Rice and Palmer are "happy, they're together, they're in counseling" and said neither of them "wishes to go forward with this prosecution.""
Read more: http://www.baltimoresun.com/news/ma...cutors-20140327,0,7968806.story#ixzz2xCdE3nWG
I'm well aware of that. Those players aren't suffering from the lack of spiking.
I don't know about you, but I watch football for the plays on the field, not the celebrating. It wouldn't bother me, and I'll bet most of the players if it was stopped entirely. It's a joke to 'allow this' and 'not allow that'.
Read the rest of it. He committed a crime and a grand jury indicted him. Not the kind of crime that requires the victim to press charges.
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I agree with you, I prefer the Barry Sanders way ...
Score and hand the ball to the ref.
So the government steps in and prosecutes a guy that has no one on the other side ?
That said, they better get the facts right ... one report said she was unconsciousness in the elevator, if this is true, how did this happen, something had to have happened ...
If you commit a crime you can be prosecuted for it, surprise surprise. There is no stepping in, the legal process is continuing. Nice job trying to paint someone who has assaulted a woman as the victim though, wow.
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waste of tax payer money....... no witness = no chance in court. if they get married charges dropped soooon
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