Officials warn players: Spinning the ball can result in a penalty

rezburna · 08-06-2013, 01:34 PM

Originally Posted by TheOak

I never said one thing about winning or losing, being upset about losing and thinking you are a 1 man team are two completely different items.

Changing teams for career advancement has nothing to do with standing on the field and knowing you didn't do anything by your self. Basketball players are not disloyal because they play for a different team in the Olympics.

When Graham or Moore score they celebrate but when the cameras are on them after the game they give credit where credit is due.. Drew... Blocking... Etc.. Brees breaks records and watch who he gives credit to and thanks.

TO, Ocho, Sanders were all about the "me". You seriously have no reasonable retort for someone that changes his damn name to his number. That is pure azzhole right there. When they score they run around the field TRYING to get the cameras and spotlight on them selves. Have you seen Friday Night Lights? They all remind me of Boobie miles.

Owens runs around with 5 carat diamonds in his ears but cant afford to feed his kids and you are going to tell me he doesn't only think about Terrell? Come on brother, your not that big of a homer.

It is not a GAME. For you and I, we are watching a GAME, for the players and coaches it is their careers, their lively hood, it is what puts their children through school and food on the table.

You can save the rest... It aint happnin.

Ocho's self promotion was never detrimental to any team he played for. If anything it brought attention the Bengals for something other then being losers. T.O.'s biggest crime to date is wanting the ball. Dieon Sanders has rings, stats, and all the greats to cosign him as a player and person. Your personal dislike for people clouds a lot of things you say and feel. T.O. and Ocho always gave credit when credit was due. Hell, Terrell defended Tony Romo. Tony Romo!!! Before all this TV coverage and social media nobody would be as critical of those two, and they'd still be playing because the media wouldn't be worried about getting a story. There is nooooo reason to dislike people you don't know this badly. They were fun to watch, one is a Hall of Famer, one will be, and one might be. They got every right to celebrate coming from where they come from.

TheOak · 08-06-2013, 11:49 AM

I will also add...... If you want to impress me with a celebration? Go hug a lineman, he made every yard and every point possible.

If you don't understand why people like me don't care for the TO's, Ochostinko's, Neon's of the world it is because they act like they accomplished something on their own.

rezburna · 08-06-2013, 11:58 AM

And where's the hate for Lance Moore, Mark Ingram, and Jimmy Graham?

Lance and Mark put on a dance exhibition after every TD. Jimmy makes it a point to dunk. No alley-oop for a lineman.

I support it all man. If I was fortunate if to still be playing I'd be having the time of my life celebrating too.

TheOak · 08-06-2013, 01:10 PM

Originally Posted by rezburna

And where's the hate for Lance Moore, Mark Ingram, and Jimmy Graham?

Lance and Mark put on a dance exhibition after every TD. Jimmy makes it a point to dunk. No alley-oop for a lineman.

I support it all man. If I was fortunate if to still be playing I'd be having the time of my life celebrating too.

See previous reply for all but Ingram.... I have yet to see anything he needs to celebrate about.

papz · 08-06-2013, 12:30 PM

Chest bumps are next. And pats on the ass will become sexual harassment.

Saintaintso · 08-06-2013, 01:22 PM

No hulk flex after a sack ... That's a natural reaction !!! Try chasing an already overly protected QB around for 4 quarters and not show any emotion after you finally get him clenching a win ...

Did roger ever play football ?

SapperSaint · 08-06-2013, 01:39 PM

I am all for celebrations. Now, with that in mind; I don't want to see someone dance for 1 minute and stop and take a photo op. I like the "Hulk" pose after a sack, the "Salute", the "Dunk", the "Spin".

However, the T.O. running to the middle of the STAR... I would have chopped his knees out from under him if I would have been a Cowboy.

What would y'all have done if the NFL would have flagged T.P. when he sealed the deal "Pointing after he got the INT", and it negated the touchdown? Crap, he was happy and he knew what he had just done. Which was make hell freeze over by the Saints winning the Super Bowl.

Let them celebrate. I'm not saying do all the stuff the "U" used to do. But let them have their moment, at least.

rezburna · 08-06-2013, 01:46 PM

Originally Posted by SapperSaint

I am all for celebrations. Now, with that in mind; I don't want to see someone dance for 1 minute and stop and take a photo op. I like the "Hulk" pose after a sack, the "Salute", the "Dunk", the "Spin".

However, the T.O. running to the middle of the STAR... I would have chopped his knees out from under him if I would have been a Cowboy.

What would y'all have done if the NFL would have flagged T.P. when he sealed the deal "Pointing after he got the INT", and it negated the touchdown? Crap, he was happy and he knew what he had just done. Which was make hell freeze over by the Saints winning the Super Bowl.

Let them celebrate. I'm not saying do all the stuff the "U" used to do. But let them have their moment, at least.

If I was a Cowboy on offense I would've scored and did the same celebration just for him.

If I was on defense I'd make sure he doesn't score again. Simple.

If they dish it, dish it back.

Only thing I don't like is getting in peoples face or trying to stand over a guy and taunt. That's about it. That would warrant a fight in my book.

SaintsBro · 08-06-2013, 02:29 PM

Yeah it wasn't on purpose, but one time Jimmy Graham took a hit, jumped up and stood over the guy who tackled him, he did a Popeye muscle flex or was jawing down at him or something...then he realized the guy was down, he was hurt, rolling around in pain, and he couldn't get up. I forget when exactly it was, which game.....it was not anything intentional, but it looked REEEEEEALLY bad on Graham. THAT'S not something you want to see guys do. I love Jimmy but I do wish he would learn to cool it a little. We all know it, he has dropped sure TD passes in the end zone, that hit him right on the hands, because he was already THINKING TOO SOON ABOUT THE DUNK.

rezburna · 08-06-2013, 02:35 PM

Originally Posted by SaintsBro

Yeah it wasn't on purpose, but one time Jimmy Graham took a hit, jumped up and stood over the guy who tackled him, he did a Popeye muscle flex or was jawing down at him or something...then he realized the guy was down, he was hurt, rolling around in pain, and he couldn't get up. I forget when exactly it was, which game.....it was not anything intentional, but it looked REEEEEEALLY bad on Graham. THAT'S not something you want to see guys do. I love Jimmy but I do wish he would learn to cool it a little. We all know it, he has dropped sure TD passes in the end zone, that hit him right on the hands, because he was already THINKING TOO SOON ABOUT THE DUNK.

That drop issue goes back to Miami. I was mad when we drafted him. I'm not mad anymore of course, but he definitely will drop one on occasion.

08-06-2013, 01:34 PM	#1
rezburna 5000 POSTS! + Join Date: Feb 2013 Location: Kenner, LA Posts: 8,089	Re: Officials warn players: Spinning the ball can result in a penalty Originally Posted by TheOak I never said one thing about winning or losing, being upset about losing and thinking you are a 1 man team are two completely different items. Changing teams for career advancement has nothing to do with standing on the field and knowing you didn't do anything by your self. Basketball players are not disloyal because they play for a different team in the Olympics. When Graham or Moore score they celebrate but when the cameras are on them after the game they give credit where credit is due.. Drew... Blocking... Etc.. Brees breaks records and watch who he gives credit to and thanks. TO, Ocho, Sanders were all about the "me". You seriously have no reasonable retort for someone that changes his damn name to his number. That is pure azzhole right there. When they score they run around the field TRYING to get the cameras and spotlight on them selves. Have you seen Friday Night Lights? They all remind me of Boobie miles. Owens runs around with 5 carat diamonds in his ears but cant afford to feed his kids and you are going to tell me he doesn't only think about Terrell? Come on brother, your not that big of a homer. It is not a GAME. For you and I, we are watching a GAME, for the players and coaches it is their careers, their lively hood, it is what puts their children through school and food on the table. You can save the rest... It aint happnin. Ocho's self promotion was never detrimental to any team he played for. If anything it brought attention the Bengals for something other then being losers. T.O.'s biggest crime to date is wanting the ball. Dieon Sanders has rings, stats, and all the greats to cosign him as a player and person. Your personal dislike for people clouds a lot of things you say and feel. T.O. and Ocho always gave credit when credit was due. Hell, Terrell defended Tony Romo. Tony Romo!!! Before all this TV coverage and social media nobody would be as critical of those two, and they'd still be playing because the media wouldn't be worried about getting a story. There is nooooo reason to dislike people you don't know this badly. They were fun to watch, one is a Hall of Famer, one will be, and one might be. They got every right to celebrate coming from where they come from.
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08-06-2013, 11:49 AM	#2
TheOak 10000 POST CLUB Join Date: Dec 2009 Location: Cypress Tx. Posts: 19,047	Re: Officials warn players: Spinning the ball can result in a penalty I will also add...... If you want to impress me with a celebration? Go hug a lineman, he made every yard and every point possible. If you don't understand why people like me don't care for the TO's, Ochostinko's, Neon's of the world it is because they act like they accomplished something on their own.

08-06-2013, 11:58 AM	#3
rezburna 5000 POSTS! + Join Date: Feb 2013 Location: Kenner, LA Posts: 8,089	Re: Officials warn players: Spinning the ball can result in a penalty And where's the hate for Lance Moore, Mark Ingram, and Jimmy Graham? Lance and Mark put on a dance exhibition after every TD. Jimmy makes it a point to dunk. No alley-oop for a lineman. I support it all man. If I was fortunate if to still be playing I'd be having the time of my life celebrating too.

08-06-2013, 01:10 PM	#4
TheOak 10000 POST CLUB Join Date: Dec 2009 Location: Cypress Tx. Posts: 19,047	Re: Officials warn players: Spinning the ball can result in a penalty Originally Posted by rezburna And where's the hate for Lance Moore, Mark Ingram, and Jimmy Graham? Lance and Mark put on a dance exhibition after every TD. Jimmy makes it a point to dunk. No alley-oop for a lineman. I support it all man. If I was fortunate if to still be playing I'd be having the time of my life celebrating too. See previous reply for all but Ingram.... I have yet to see anything he needs to celebrate about.

08-06-2013, 12:30 PM	#5
papz Problem? Join Date: Jan 2005 Location: New Orleans Posts: 11,793	Re: Officials warn players: Spinning the ball can result in a penalty Chest bumps are next. And pats on the ass will become sexual harassment. SapperSaint likes this.

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08-06-2013, 01:39 PM	#7
SapperSaint Pink Nightmare Join Date: Oct 2004 Location: Mississippi Posts: 3,028 Blog Entries: 7	Re: Officials warn players: Spinning the ball can result in a penalty I am all for celebrations. Now, with that in mind; I don't want to see someone dance for 1 minute and stop and take a photo op. I like the "Hulk" pose after a sack, the "Salute", the "Dunk", the "Spin". However, the T.O. running to the middle of the STAR... I would have chopped his knees out from under him if I would have been a Cowboy. What would y'all have done if the NFL would have flagged T.P. when he sealed the deal "Pointing after he got the INT", and it negated the touchdown? Crap, he was happy and he knew what he had just done. Which was make hell freeze over by the Saints winning the Super Bowl. Let them celebrate. I'm not saying do all the stuff the "U" used to do. But let them have their moment, at least.
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08-06-2013, 01:46 PM	#8
rezburna 5000 POSTS! + Join Date: Feb 2013 Location: Kenner, LA Posts: 8,089	Re: Officials warn players: Spinning the ball can result in a penalty Originally Posted by SapperSaint I am all for celebrations. Now, with that in mind; I don't want to see someone dance for 1 minute and stop and take a photo op. I like the "Hulk" pose after a sack, the "Salute", the "Dunk", the "Spin". However, the T.O. running to the middle of the STAR... I would have chopped his knees out from under him if I would have been a Cowboy. What would y'all have done if the NFL would have flagged T.P. when he sealed the deal "Pointing after he got the INT", and it negated the touchdown? Crap, he was happy and he knew what he had just done. Which was make hell freeze over by the Saints winning the Super Bowl. Let them celebrate. I'm not saying do all the stuff the "U" used to do. But let them have their moment, at least. If I was a Cowboy on offense I would've scored and did the same celebration just for him. If I was on defense I'd make sure he doesn't score again. Simple. If they dish it, dish it back. Only thing I don't like is getting in peoples face or trying to stand over a guy and taunt. That's about it. That would warrant a fight in my book. B005TED likes this.

08-06-2013, 02:29 PM	#9
SaintsBro Site Donor Join Date: Sep 2010 Location: in line with my ridiculous CLEAR PLASTIC BAG Posts: 3,650 Blog Entries: 3	Re: Officials warn players: Spinning the ball can result in a penalty Yeah it wasn't on purpose, but one time Jimmy Graham took a hit, jumped up and stood over the guy who tackled him, he did a Popeye muscle flex or was jawing down at him or something...then he realized the guy was down, he was hurt, rolling around in pain, and he couldn't get up. I forget when exactly it was, which game.....it was not anything intentional, but it looked REEEEEEALLY bad on Graham. THAT'S not something you want to see guys do. I love Jimmy but I do wish he would learn to cool it a little. We all know it, he has dropped sure TD passes in the end zone, that hit him right on the hands, because he was already THINKING TOO SOON ABOUT THE DUNK.

08-06-2013, 02:35 PM	#10
rezburna 5000 POSTS! + Join Date: Feb 2013 Location: Kenner, LA Posts: 8,089	Re: Officials warn players: Spinning the ball can result in a penalty Originally Posted by SaintsBro Yeah it wasn't on purpose, but one time Jimmy Graham took a hit, jumped up and stood over the guy who tackled him, he did a Popeye muscle flex or was jawing down at him or something...then he realized the guy was down, he was hurt, rolling around in pain, and he couldn't get up. I forget when exactly it was, which game.....it was not anything intentional, but it looked REEEEEEALLY bad on Graham. THAT'S not something you want to see guys do. I love Jimmy but I do wish he would learn to cool it a little. We all know it, he has dropped sure TD passes in the end zone, that hit him right on the hands, because he was already THINKING TOO SOON ABOUT THE DUNK. That drop issue goes back to Miami. I was mad when we drafted him. I'm not mad anymore of course, but he definitely will drop one on occasion.

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