Re: Green Bay Packers News 2022
Posted: 01 Nov 2022 08:14
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You have this population of examples of players pushing someone that is not suited up and continued to play the game?Yoop wrote: ↑01 Nov 2022 07:18so then it's OK to push a reporter.go pak go wrote: ↑01 Nov 2022 06:21Rules are rules.
You shove a person without pads during a game, you are ejected. It's not a hard rule to deter away from being black and white. Just like if you throw any variation of a punch, you are ejected from the game. Doesn't matter if the person you hit has a helmet and it didn't do any harm.
They are good rules for obvious reasons. I don't see much else to debate here.
rules are up to interpretation all the time, nothing is cut and dried, black and white, your right there is nothing else to debate here, it was a BS ejection, most of the time players are not ejected for a simple push, this is the nfl making a example and taking talent from our team, and Walker was having a great game, we needed him in center field.
we had about 50 snaps on defense, Walker was absent for 2/3 rds of those snaps, during the 15 snaps he did play he had 5 tackles a nd a PD, of course not having Walker affected the defense we got gut punched as the Bills ran the ball down our throat, and it would have been 10 times as bad, but for some unknown reason the Bills quit running as much in the second half, for Christ sakes do you just argue to argue
I'am done arguing with you about something you know that I'am right about, when was the last time you saw someone ejected for that bull &%$@ call against Walker, I can't ever remember something so blatently idiotic.go pak go wrote: ↑01 Nov 2022 08:17You have this population of examples of players pushing someone that is not suited up and continued to play the game?Yoop wrote: ↑01 Nov 2022 07:18so then it's OK to push a reporter.go pak go wrote: ↑01 Nov 2022 06:21Rules are rules.
You shove a person without pads during a game, you are ejected. It's not a hard rule to deter away from being black and white. Just like if you throw any variation of a punch, you are ejected from the game. Doesn't matter if the person you hit has a helmet and it didn't do any harm.
They are good rules for obvious reasons. I don't see much else to debate here.
rules are up to interpretation all the time, nothing is cut and dried, black and white, your right there is nothing else to debate here, it was a BS ejection, most of the time players are not ejected for a simple push, this is the nfl making a example and taking talent from our team, and Walker was having a great game, we needed him in center field.
not sure, but I think it was a PFF reference, opps read the column wrong, he had a PD against Washington.
Again, where did I say anything about the Packer defense not missing Quay Walker? I simply said ejecting Walker did not have the NFL's supposed desired effect on the Packers of not covering the spread. I even emphasized my statement with THAT IS ALL. For those lacking reading comprehension, that means nothing else follows or inferred.Yoop wrote: ↑01 Nov 2022 08:24we had about 50 snaps on defense, Walker was absent for 2/3 rds of those snaps, during the 15 snaps he did play he had 5 tackles a nd a PD, of course not having Walker affected the defense we got gut punched as the Bills ran the ball down our throat, and it would have been 10 times as bad, but for some unknown reason the Bills quit running as much in the second half, for Christ sakes do you just argue to argue
now a insult to my reading comprehension, the point is ejecting Walker made our defense WEAKER, hence the greater possibility of Vegas beating the spread, that our offense didn't allow that to happen is BESIDES the point, you seem to have some of these reading comprehension issues as well smart assAPB wrote: ↑01 Nov 2022 08:29Again, where did I say anything about the Packer defense not missing Quay Walker? I simply said ejecting Walker did not have the NFL's supposed desired effect on the Packers of not covering the spread. I even emphasized my statement with THAT IS ALL. For those lacking reading comprehension, that means nothing else follows or inferred.Yoop wrote: ↑01 Nov 2022 08:24we had about 50 snaps on defense, Walker was absent for 2/3 rds of those snaps, during the 15 snaps he did play he had 5 tackles a nd a PD, of course not having Walker affected the defense we got gut punched as the Bills ran the ball down our throat, and it would have been 10 times as bad, but for some unknown reason the Bills quit running as much in the second half, for Christ sakes do you just argue to argue
Jesus.
And I'm the one looking for an argument??
You're on an insufferable roll today, yoop...Yoop wrote: ↑01 Nov 2022 08:41now a insult to my reading comprehension, the point is ejecting Walker made our defense WEAKER, hence the greater possibility of Vegas beating the spread, that our offense didn't allow that to happen is BESIDES the point, you seem to have some of these reading comprehension issues as well smart assAPB wrote: ↑01 Nov 2022 08:29Again, where did I say anything about the Packer defense not missing Quay Walker? I simply said ejecting Walker did not have the NFL's supposed desired effect on the Packers of not covering the spread. I even emphasized my statement with THAT IS ALL. For those lacking reading comprehension, that means nothing else follows or inferred.Yoop wrote: ↑01 Nov 2022 08:24
we had about 50 snaps on defense, Walker was absent for 2/3 rds of those snaps, during the 15 snaps he did play he had 5 tackles a nd a PD, of course not having Walker affected the defense we got gut punched as the Bills ran the ball down our throat, and it would have been 10 times as bad, but for some unknown reason the Bills quit running as much in the second half, for Christ sakes do you just argue to argue
Jesus.
And I'm the one looking for an argument??
I didn't know about that rule about ejection if you shove someone without pads. I guess we learn something new every day.go pak go wrote: ↑01 Nov 2022 06:21Rules are rules.
You shove a person without pads during a game, you are ejected. It's not a hard rule to deter away from being black and white. Just like if you throw any variation of a punch, you are ejected from the game. Doesn't matter if the person you hit has a helmet and it didn't do any harm.
They are good rules for obvious reasons. I don't see much else to debate here.
The NFL rulebook is big. Normally it occurs when attacking a ref but a dressed person on the sideline also counts.Pugger wrote: ↑01 Nov 2022 11:17I didn't know about that rule about ejection if you shove someone without pads. I guess we learn something new every day.go pak go wrote: ↑01 Nov 2022 06:21Rules are rules.
You shove a person without pads during a game, you are ejected. It's not a hard rule to deter away from being black and white. Just like if you throw any variation of a punch, you are ejected from the game. Doesn't matter if the person you hit has a helmet and it didn't do any harm.
They are good rules for obvious reasons. I don't see much else to debate here.
If it's in the rule book why was it not an immediate ejection? I have my doubts that there is anything in the rule book concerning shoving a non-playing player.go pak go wrote: ↑01 Nov 2022 11:20The NFL rulebook is big. Normally it occurs when attacking a ref but a dressed person on the sideline also counts.Pugger wrote: ↑01 Nov 2022 11:17I didn't know about that rule about ejection if you shove someone without pads. I guess we learn something new every day.go pak go wrote: ↑01 Nov 2022 06:21Rules are rules.
You shove a person without pads during a game, you are ejected. It's not a hard rule to deter away from being black and white. Just like if you throw any variation of a punch, you are ejected from the game. Doesn't matter if the person you hit has a helmet and it didn't do any harm.
They are good rules for obvious reasons. I don't see much else to debate here.
Most ejections are for throwing a punch or multiple unsportsmanlike conduct penalties.
the thug that put his hands of quay should keep his hands to himself from now on. Quay didnt know if he was helping or an enemy combatant.go pak go wrote: ↑01 Nov 2022 11:20The NFL rulebook is big. Normally it occurs when attacking a ref but a dressed person on the sideline also counts.Pugger wrote: ↑01 Nov 2022 11:17I didn't know about that rule about ejection if you shove someone without pads. I guess we learn something new every day.go pak go wrote: ↑01 Nov 2022 06:21Rules are rules.
You shove a person without pads during a game, you are ejected. It's not a hard rule to deter away from being black and white. Just like if you throw any variation of a punch, you are ejected from the game. Doesn't matter if the person you hit has a helmet and it didn't do any harm.
They are good rules for obvious reasons. I don't see much else to debate here.
Most ejections are for throwing a punch or multiple unsportsmanlike conduct penalties.
Wahaaaaaa, I luvs ya to stick jockeyAPB wrote: ↑01 Nov 2022 11:11You're on an insufferable roll today, yoop...Yoop wrote: ↑01 Nov 2022 08:41now a insult to my reading comprehension, the point is ejecting Walker made our defense WEAKER, hence the greater possibility of Vegas beating the spread, that our offense didn't allow that to happen is BESIDES the point, you seem to have some of these reading comprehension issues as well smart assAPB wrote: ↑01 Nov 2022 08:29
Again, where did I say anything about the Packer defense not missing Quay Walker? I simply said ejecting Walker did not have the NFL's supposed desired effect on the Packers of not covering the spread. I even emphasized my statement with THAT IS ALL. For those lacking reading comprehension, that means nothing else follows or inferred.
Jesus.
And I'm the one looking for an argument??