Swatting?

CHA_CHING · 09-17-2019, 03:50 PM

Originally Posted by The Dude

It’s part of football quit whining. It’s a contact sport things are going to happen and injuries occur. If a player is playing hurt opposing teams will target the area of the injury on every play. It’s not only common but it’s expected. Do you want them to away with any play that could possibly result in a QB injury?
It’s football and Donald made an excellent play. It’s the reason we watch.

This.

I don't think it was an intentional injury. It's something that simply happened out of circumstance of the play and situation. And I agree, Donald made an excellent play. If anyone wants to be mad over something, blame the o-line and the coaches who did a poor job gameplanning. Payton had his fit about the o-line, but he sure didn't have them prepared for possibly the best DE in the league rushing at Brees.

Between Bountygate and the non-call; our fan base has completely broken their brains with conspiracy nonsense, lawsuits, wanting rule changes, and so on. We've become like the Vikings fans we used to hate dealing with after 2009, whom had the same conspiracy nonsense, except they blamed our SB win on a hurricane. We just act like Roger Goodell is some Lex Luthor type super villain, despite him never showing any intelligence whatsoever to make the league look better.

09-17-2019, 03:50 PM	#4
CHA_CHING 1000 Posts + Join Date: Jan 2019 Location: Mobile, AL Posts: 1,159	Re: Swatting? Originally Posted by The Dude It’s part of football quit whining. It’s a contact sport things are going to happen and injuries occur. If a player is playing hurt opposing teams will target the area of the injury on every play. It’s not only common but it’s expected. Do you want them to away with any play that could possibly result in a QB injury? It’s football and Donald made an excellent play. It’s the reason we watch. This. I don't think it was an intentional injury. It's something that simply happened out of circumstance of the play and situation. And I agree, Donald made an excellent play. If anyone wants to be mad over something, blame the o-line and the coaches who did a poor job gameplanning. Payton had his fit about the o-line, but he sure didn't have them prepared for possibly the best DE in the league rushing at Brees. Between Bountygate and the non-call; our fan base has completely broken their brains with conspiracy nonsense, lawsuits, wanting rule changes, and so on. We've become like the Vikings fans we used to hate dealing with after 2009, whom had the same conspiracy nonsense, except they blamed our SB win on a hurricane. We just act like Roger Goodell is some Lex Luthor type super villain, despite him never showing any intelligence whatsoever to make the league look better. Crusader likes this.