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OMG, yes.It'd be hilarious if the Steelers signed him.
Overnight he'd become a "tough" and "old school" player who "stands up for his teammates" and "never backs down". The would flow.
OMG, yes.It'd be hilarious if the Steelers signed him.
No, it wouldn’t. Guy is a ####### idiot.OMG, yes.
Overnight he'd become a "tough" and "old school" player who "stands up for his teammates" and "never backs down". The would flow.
100%OMG, yes.
Overnight he'd become a "tough" and "old school" player who "stands up for his teammates" and "never backs down". The would flow.
Oh god. Just break the rules and let them have Hard Knocks again.my sources are pointing to him signing with the Browns
If you can play you can play. Burflict can play.Signing 1 year contract with the Raiders
Can he still play?If you can play you can play. Burflict can play.
Fade me fam. Arguably my least favorite player in the league, and now he's a Raider. I now sympathize with the Bengal fans.Signing 1 year contract with the Raiders
I mean, we need LBs badly...Signing 1 year contract with the Raiders
Old school Raiders!Does it count as evidence that Gruden’s team-building strategy is insane, that he has added the craziest player this offseason on both sides of the ball?
They need talent too, and Burficts tank is on E. Don’t understand the signing - a headcase, whose best days are behind him, who can’t stay healthy.I love this signing. The Raiders need some toughness on this defense.
This is a great summary and why I thought nobody would pick him up.Burficts tank is on E. Don’t understand the signing - a headcase, whose best days are behind him, who can’t stay healthy.
The only way to be friends with AB is to visit each others homes multiple times.... Except he is a busy man and has no time for that.This is a great summary and why I thought nobody would pick him up.
Anyone think Burfict will head to AB's house to be welcomed to the team with a bunch of man-hugs?
Would the NFLPA sue the NFL if a player was banned from the league for "too many penalties".Ghost Rider said:It's funny that the NFL wants people to think they actually care about player safety and CTE. The fact that a thug like Burfict is in the league tells us otherwise.
Don't blame the NFL. Every time they try disciplining players the NFLPA fights it. The NFL just says "fine, if you want one of your guys to kill another one of your guys that's up to you, we're just fulfilling our legal obligation to attempt to stop it."Ghost Rider said:It's funny that the NFL wants people to think they actually care about player safety and CTE. The fact that a thug like Burfict is in the league tells us otherwise.
Yeah, that was just so blatant, it can't be ignored. Doyle was on his knees and defenseless, all he had to do was tap him on the head. Instead, he spears him with his helmet.Mort reporting he’s facing a year long suspension: https://twitter.com/mortreport/status/1178667005278375942?s=21
It’s about time. The mountain of evidence is so large I don’t even know why they’d want him back in the league.
You’ve seen hits with worse intent than that this year? I’d like to see even one.As much as I think Burfict proved me wrong about being shot -- he's been a huge help to the Raiders LB corps and our best middle defender by far this year, both in terms of his play and for directing the D -- there is nothing about this that is excuseable.
There have been plenty of head shots this year that have been as bad or worse in terms of impact/intent this year, hell even this week (Barnett, looking at you).
That said, Doyle was on his knees so there was zero reason a tackle, let alone a helmet-to-helmet one, was really necessary.
As much as this is going to hurt our D, there is no justification for what Burfict did, so would not be surprised to see the league throw the entire book at him, given his history.
Sad as we really could have used him this year, he was having a fantastic season, but he can't control himself and not pull this stupid crud.
He mentioned the Barnett one... and I would agree. This isn’t about how violent the hit was or if it was worse than other hits. This is about repeated behavior and a complete disregard to change attempting to hurt other players on the field.You’ve seen hits with worse intent than that this year? I’d like to see even one.
I would prefer Joe Buck not write the rules or interpret them out loud, the Refs in the Booth I don't need a word of input from them either.This suspension is Burfict's lack-of-achievement award.
Downside? Announcers that say, "They'll kick you out of the league for that type of hit" may now be (kind of) correct vs. sounding like an idiot.
Very true -- go watch videos of guys like **** Lane, Jack Tatum, Jack Lambert, or Conrad Dobler about how they used to physically intimidate the opposition.The irony here is that if Burfict played in the 70's or 80's, he'd be a Hall of Famer and lauded as an NFL legend. Now he's just a dangerous meathead.
Oh I get it. It just occurred to me how this guy would have been in the same vein as all those "greats". I don't know if those guys would even be able to play today.Very true -- go watch videos of guys like **** Lane, Jack Tatum, Jack Lambert, or Conrad Dobler about how they used to physically intimidate the opposition.
But it's a 100% different game now, for better or for worse (I'm arguing for better even with the ridiculous ticky-tack fouls we see that over-favor QBs), so it's not really apt to even compare.
The difference is that helmet technology today provides a lot more protection to the hitter than the hitee, so you didn't often see those headshots back then. This was inevitable and a result of shock journalism that sensationalizes the big hits and the NFL failing to get in front of it when they did. Now everyone lusts for them and are getting pissy when they are taken away.The irony here is that if Burfict played in the 70's or 80's, he'd be a Hall of Famer and lauded as an NFL legend. Now he's just a dangerous meathead.
Not me. Those hits are ugly and have little place in the game, IMHO.Now everyone lusts for them and are getting pissy when they are taken away.
But maybe those guys would change their style to play within the confines of the rules. Maybe they’re not complete thugs like Burfict.Oh I get it. It just occurred to me how this guy would have been in the same vein as all those "greats". I don't know if those guys would even be able to play today.
You don’t even have to go back that far. Look at Zach Taylor’s career highlights. It’s a wonder that dude can form sentences.The irony here is that if Burfict played in the 70's or 80's, he'd be a Hall of Famer and lauded as an NFL legend. Now he's just a dangerous meathead.
today is a good dayBanned for the season.
Excellent. Keep this crap out of the game.
Not me. Those hits are ugly and have little place in the game, IMHO.
/end soapbox
Like I said.Juju earned my respect the day he laid this guy out with the crackback. Keep. your. head. on. a. swivel. Vontaze.