Timm Rosenbach
Bye Bye DJ
Considering the fact that the league has unnecessarily warned/suspended him in the past, I have a bad feeling about this. Am I off base?
Considering the fact that the league has unnecessarily warned/suspended him in the past, I have a bad feeling about this. Am I off base?
It's a call he should expect to get, fair or not.
He can probably expect a fine under the "defenseless receiver" rule.
A suspension would be of great surprise.
H eshouldn't get fined or suspended. Clean hit. Total BS. He is wearing a target, so there really is no clean slate in the NFL.
H eshouldn't get fined or suspended. Clean hit. Total BS. He is wearing a target, so there really is no clean slate in the NFL.
Why should he expect to get that call. Palamalu doesn't get that call. Sanders doesn't get that call. Michael Griffin doesn't get that call. Ed Reed doesn't get that call. Only Adrian Wilson gets that call and that is Bull Crap!
Better or worse, he's got the rep. No one said it fair.
On the replay, it clear shows Wilson hit with his shoulder and hit the WR in the Chest. A clean and legal play. No pentality should have been called.
He will not get a fine or any action from the NFL. The refs really looked in preseason form. They sucked.
Someone's going to have to show me a video clip or a still because the replay FOX showed very clearly looked like helmet to helmet and both announcers immediately said so even though they too were leery of the call when it first happened.
Full speed can be misleading but the replay I saw sure looked like helmet to helmet on a by rule defenseless receiver.
If you saw the replay it was a clean hit not as it was called by the worst officating crew in the NFL...!!!
BOBCAT
Exactly...He lead with his shoulder, not his helmet.
Someone's going to have to show me a video clip or a still because the replay FOX showed very clearly looked like helmet to helmet and both announcers immediately said so even though they too were leery of the call when it first happened.
Full speed can be misleading but the replay I saw sure looked like helmet to helmet on a by rule defenseless receiver.
Watch it again. Helmet to helmet is OK, if that is not the first contact that is made. The shoulder made contact before the helmets, therefore legal.
I have watched it many times and it still looks like helmet to helmet. But that is besides the point.
Shoulder, forearm, helmet to helmet is not legal. Does everyone already not remember the Hines Ward rule that was put into effect this season? The players had refs talk to them at every training camp about this specific new rule, they talk to the players every year about new rules or rules that will be enforced harder, they give video examples and everything.