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Vontaze the victim.
He's not a victim, but he isn't much different than hundreds of dirty players that have come before him.
Vontaze the victim.
The hit on the receiver at the end was a penalty but they don't even get to that point if not for all the great plays he made before. Its just too easy to blame it all on him.
Are you kidding me? Darkside is saying there was absolutely nothing wrong with that play. Called it "A good football play".
Let's just all whine now when dudes get hit going over the middle. Wah. What kind of sissies play football now, seriously. You can't hit a guy over the middle anymore? How are you supposed to hit him and send a message? Please.
Let's just all whine now when dudes get hit going over the middle. Wah. What kind of sissies play football now, seriously. You can't hit a guy over the middle anymore? How are you supposed to hit him and send a message? Please.
Take it easy,,, I did not see his post. /bows But still, it's just his opinion.
Play was awful. I agree. I dont think it was the worst hit ever or anything, but it was bad. Still, I have zero tears for the Steelers who have dished out many a dirty hit in their day...
I feel bad for loyal Bengals fans who are crushed right now. Burfict just single handedly proved (again) that while he has a huge upside, his downside is just not worth it. The fans dont deserve that, I mean they weren't all booing.
Take it easy,,, I did not see his post. /bows But still, it's just his opinion.
Play was awful. I agree. I dont think it was the worst hit ever or anything, but it was bad. Still, I have zero tears for the Steelers who have dished out many a dirty hit in their day...
I feel bad for loyal Bengals fans who are crushed right now. Burfict just single handedly proved (again) that while he has a huge upside, his downside is just not worth it. The fans dont deserve that, I mean they weren't all booing.
The hit on the receiver at the end was a penalty but they don't even get to that point if not for all the great plays he made before. Its just too easy to blame it all on him.
Without Burfict's play in the 4th the Steelers win easy and there is no last second play to argue about.
He didn't even have the ball! You're still allowed to pop a guy if you time it correctly and he actually has the ball or a chance at it. That isn't what Vonteze was doing. The ball was gone, the receiver was defenseless and Vonteze went for the absolute most dangerous hit he could on a guy who was no threat at that point in the play.
I don't know why I'm bothering to debate with anyone about it. That play was utterly disgusting and I don't see how anyone can defend that kind of conduct. Its not hard nosed tough football. That was a filthy play by a cowardly piece of garbage.
I agree, it wasn't the worst hit ever, Vonteze himself has done worse things.
I feel bad for Bengal fans, I'm sure they have a lot of really good ones who have suffered arguably worse than we have over the years. However, I don't feel bad for the organization. It is very poetic that penalties by Pacman Jones and Burfict just ruined their season, a couple guys that only teams like the Bengals and Cowboys are willing to employ.
Dude, do you really think the officials would allow us to beat the Stealers????? Not in a MILLION years. The Stealers have been blessed with calls for the past 50 years. We would never be allowed that revenge, never!!!
You know why it's easy to blame him? Because he has a very long history of similar unruly behavior that on numerous occasions, has cost his teams dearly.
As an ASU fan, you should have more awareness of this than I, but apparently, you feel the need to come to his defense when it's fairly obvious to anyone who watches football that Burfict is among the dirtiest players in football, so much so that his antics far overshadow any positive plays he makes.
the league is happy with it.
you really think they wanted a second round with Hoyer and McCarron?
Darkside is saying there was absolutely nothing wrong with that play. Called it "A good football play".
Dude in the movie Aliens when they took away his ammo said... What are we supposed to do.. Use harse language?
That hit Burfict put on Brown was one of the dirtiest, most dangerous, unnecessary hits I have seen in quite some time. Brown could have seriously been injured by that. There is no room for plays like that in football.
I just watched the replay from multiple angles on NFL network. He didn't go for the most dangerous hit he could on the guy, give me a break. Penalty, maybe, but the ball was in the air toward him, you act like the play was on the other side of the field, the ball was going to him. Burfict couldn't even avoid contact at that time.
We live is such a wussified culture. Why even play contact sports anymore, if you consider that some crime that should be punishable by banishment from the game?
You see that commercial where the guy is walking off the field into the parking lot with his son, his son hands him the trophy, and the dad is like, wait, participation trophy, but we won every game? You're the guy who wrote participation.
As an ASU fan I blame that entire era on Dennis Erickson. Burfict wasn't the only player racking up penalties for the Devils.
You're raising your skirt and hopping on a table over nothing.
lol, not in the slightest. I love hard nosed, hard hitting play, but there is line between playing physically and obviously just flat out trying to injure people and Vonteze crosses that line more than anyone in the NFL. When you're diving at the back of guy's knees well after the ball is gone, when you're trying to twist guys knees and ankles after plays are dead... when you're lowing your shoulder/head while running full stride at a defenseless player's... its not football, its not sport, its pure garbage thuggery and a piece of crap like him should not be allowed in the game.
JJ Watt is a magnificent football player, he smears players left and right, he imposes his will on people. Our own Deone Bucannon is one of my favorite players on the roster, I love the way he lights people up. That isn't what Vonteze does and that isn't what that play was about. He was trying to hurt a guy, nothing more, nothing less.
And the idea that he couldn't avoid contact or was doing anything besides trying to nail Brown in the side of the head is laughable, that guy is a supreme athlete with tremendous agility and reflexes (just look at his pick), and he used those skills to attempt to decapitate a defenseless opponent.
I'm not saying it was one of the most violent penalties of all time, but it absolutely was one of the stupidest. It just cost his team the game, it cost his team their season, its going to remembered for ages and its going to define that idiots career. Claiming that is "nothing" is far more to the extreme than I am taking this context.