It seems to me this was a critical failure that he wasn't ejected.
Anybody think the last series would have gone down the same with him gone ?
Anybody think the last series would have gone down the same with him gone ?
It seems to me this was a critical failure that he wasn't ejected.
Anybody think the last series would have gone down the same with him gone ?
Woodley was the one who hit Warner. I don't think Harrison was even rushing on that play.
I think he was referring to the play where Harrison blocked a guy and then took some wacky swings/shoves at his back before throwing his man like a ragdog. I could see him getting tossed, I guess. I guess the personal foul was enough for the refs.
NFL players almost never get tossed from games. Especially on a national stage when it's the defensive MVP. Harrison never seemed like a dirty player outside of that crazy replay.
He asked if anyone thought the last series would've went down any differently had he been tossed. I don't think he did anything on those last few plays. The only thing I could think of was he confused him and Woodley.
this is a textbook sore loser thread.
^ This is a textbook lousy winner post.this is a textbook sore loser thread.
Next time we play lets have AW get a free punch at Ben and see what you say.
Who cares if they suspend the guy against the Cleveland Browns?Well, they called the penalty - just not the ejection. Like I said, I think the NFL will hand out a nice suspension starting with the 1st regular season game. The player, agent, and NFLPA will fight it all offseason, but I think it will stick.
Players have been suspended for less.
Who cares if they suspend the guy against the Cleveland Browns?
The guy punched one of our players. That is an unquestioned ejection.
It's not like the refs didn't see it.
They called the penalty.
They simply didn't have the balls to throw the guy out.
The NFL should bust that ballless official down to high school football games.
keep it coming....i'm lmao over here.
You're trying to trash talk in a game that your team needed a comeback on the final drive to defeat one of the biggest underdogs in Superbowl history?
Seriously that's just sad.
As for this topic, both Madden and Michaels (neither cards fans as far as I know) were both adamant about Harrison needing to be ejected.
noone will remember this except you. the cards lost. good luck next year!
noone will remember this except you. the cards lost. good luck next year!
And the entire Steelers team & coaching staff when we play you next year - forgot about that, huh?
If it were a blowout, maybe. However this was a good game where the favorite had to make a last second drive to comeback against "the worst playoff team ever"
I'm guessing people will remember this for more than a few years.
let me give you a lesson. noone remembers the losers hun, just the winners.
hey man, i've been there before. we've lost in the big game. i know what its like. its not easy. you live, you live to fight another day.You are pure class...