Ratickle
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I think they'll make the playoffs....
Much more than I can say for the Vikings.......
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I think they'll make the playoffs....
Much more than I can say for the Vikings.......
rschap1
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http://multimedia.foxsports.com/m/video/49522924/pereira-week-14-nfl-call.htm#q=lions+face+mask
I really think the missed call would have taken it outta the W column for 'em...
I really think the missed call would have taken it outta the W column for 'em...
Ratickle
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http://multimedia.foxsports.com/m/video/49522924/pereira-week-14-nfl-call.htm#q=lions+face+mask
I really think the missed call would have taken it outta the W column for 'em...
A very good chance. If I were a Vikings fan, I'd be upset big time.......
But, since I'm in Michigan, the missed face mask call didn't affect the outcome of the game in the slightest.....:sifone:
rschap1
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Ratickle
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Trying to untie his shoes??????
Detroit’s star second-year defensive tackle will return Sunday against Oakland for the first time since serving a two-game NFL suspension. The reason for his punishment: Intentionally stomping the arm of Green Bay guard Evan Dietrich-Smith after the two became entangled during a Thanksgiving Day matchup.
An unrepentant Suh initially tried to defend such behavior after his ejection from the game. Suh claimed the stomp happened because he was “pushed” by someone else while rising to his feet.
The excuse didn’t fly with NFL brass, which isn’t surprising considering Suh’s history. He has drawn eight personal fouls and four fines in less than two seasons despite repeated warnings from the league office.
“It’s pretty easy to snap like that when someone is intentionally trying to hurt you. I don’t know what the guy was doing to Suh to deserve that,” Raiders tight end Kevin Boss said with a laugh. “He obviously was out of line but it’s one of those moments. Either you’re going to have the level head to keep your cool or you’re going to snap and do something you regret.”
The exact source of Suh’s frustration against Green Bay remains unknown. He had just one tackle through two-plus quarters but the Lions were only trailing 7-0 at the time of the incident. A report surfaced this week that Suh was being provoked by Green Bay’s offensive linemen who were trying to untie his shoelaces at every opportunity
Detroit’s star second-year defensive tackle will return Sunday against Oakland for the first time since serving a two-game NFL suspension. The reason for his punishment: Intentionally stomping the arm of Green Bay guard Evan Dietrich-Smith after the two became entangled during a Thanksgiving Day matchup.
An unrepentant Suh initially tried to defend such behavior after his ejection from the game. Suh claimed the stomp happened because he was “pushed” by someone else while rising to his feet.
The excuse didn’t fly with NFL brass, which isn’t surprising considering Suh’s history. He has drawn eight personal fouls and four fines in less than two seasons despite repeated warnings from the league office.
“It’s pretty easy to snap like that when someone is intentionally trying to hurt you. I don’t know what the guy was doing to Suh to deserve that,” Raiders tight end Kevin Boss said with a laugh. “He obviously was out of line but it’s one of those moments. Either you’re going to have the level head to keep your cool or you’re going to snap and do something you regret.”
The exact source of Suh’s frustration against Green Bay remains unknown. He had just one tackle through two-plus quarters but the Lions were only trailing 7-0 at the time of the incident. A report surfaced this week that Suh was being provoked by Green Bay’s offensive linemen who were trying to untie his shoelaces at every opportunity
Ratickle
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When you make your mind up, make sure you call the Vilings and let them know......:sifone:
Wrinkleface
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98 yard drive 4 the win!!
Bobcat
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Report: Angry fan allegedly chokes daughter
Denny Medley-US PRESSWIRE
Packers at Chiefs: December 18. VIEW GALLERY>>
A drunken Green Bay Packers fan was charged with child abuse after police say the woman grabbed her 11-year-old daughter by the neck and choked her on Sunday after becoming angered by the Packers loss to the Kansas City Chiefs, the Post-Crescent of Appleton reported.
The 36-year-old Grand Chute, Wis., woman was charged Monday in Outagamie County Circuit Court with felony child abuse and misdemeanor counts of bail jumping and disorderly conduct, and is being held in jail on a $2,500 cash bond.
Police were called to a Grand Chute hotel at about 8:15 p.m. Sunday, roughly five hours after the Packers’ 19-14 loss to the Chiefs ended Green Bay’s chance at a perfect season, according to the Post-Crescent.
According to the criminal complaint, the girl said that after the Packers lost her mother choked her with enough force that she could not breathe.
The woman’s husband also told police she threw her dinner on the floor, broke a lamp and tried to punch him in the face because she was upset about the game, according to the report.
Denny Medley-US PRESSWIRE
Packers at Chiefs: December 18. VIEW GALLERY>>
A drunken Green Bay Packers fan was charged with child abuse after police say the woman grabbed her 11-year-old daughter by the neck and choked her on Sunday after becoming angered by the Packers loss to the Kansas City Chiefs, the Post-Crescent of Appleton reported.
The 36-year-old Grand Chute, Wis., woman was charged Monday in Outagamie County Circuit Court with felony child abuse and misdemeanor counts of bail jumping and disorderly conduct, and is being held in jail on a $2,500 cash bond.
Police were called to a Grand Chute hotel at about 8:15 p.m. Sunday, roughly five hours after the Packers’ 19-14 loss to the Chiefs ended Green Bay’s chance at a perfect season, according to the Post-Crescent.
According to the criminal complaint, the girl said that after the Packers lost her mother choked her with enough force that she could not breathe.
The woman’s husband also told police she threw her dinner on the floor, broke a lamp and tried to punch him in the face because she was upset about the game, according to the report.
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