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It's Time To Acknowledge The Elephant In The Room


Proudiddy

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1 minute ago, RickyManningJr said:

Ya, thanks for the video. They literally tapped helmets. Are you serious right now? U honestly think they didnt call those questionable penalties because Cam is black? You are a lost cause.

Where did I say that is the sole reason?  LOL.

Him being black is a contributing factor, but not the sole reason.  You are building your own strawman while involuntarily confirming the real underlying issues at work.

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6 minutes ago, Proudiddy said:

So, when Mike Vick was allowed to be hit multiple times after touching the sideline, I'm guessing that was because he was a giant too?  And go look at the thread containing the .gif of all the helmet shots.  NOT ONE OF THEM was a "glancing" shot.  I recall our team getting a 15-yarder within the last couple of years against New Orleans for slapping the QB's head with an open hand.

And LOL @ that Lebron comparison.  IDK how much basketball you watch, but check out a game where Lebron is playing against some mid-market team in October and tell me he struggles to get calls.  He was 15th out of 440+ players in the league in free throws attempted.  See, the difference is, the NBA respects and protects its stars because they realize how valuable they are to their game and product.

Like they did with Shaq?

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1 minute ago, Carl Spackler said:

I haven't played football because I showed you legitimate proof that Cam received more than glancing blows to the head

You need to regroup and try something different with your next post

You choose the one childish part of my post to continue your worthless argument. 

What about the rest of the post.

No, if you have been in pads and have played football I think you would agree that those first two plays are not serious.  When the NFL first started flagging BS incidental helmet contact everyone was outraged that incidental contact would alter the outcome of a game. Now pansies like you are flying out of the woodwork crying racism. Good for you bro.

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Just now, RickyManningJr said:

You choose the one childish part of my post to continue your worthless argument. 

What about the rest of the post.

No, if you have been in pads and have played football I think you would agree that those first two plays are not serious.  When the NFL first started flagging BS incidental helmet contact everyone was outraged that incidental contact would alter the outcome of a game. Now pansies like you are flying out of the woodwork crying racism. Good for you bro.

I've gotten multiple concussions from playing football so I have a decent understanding of what can occur from what you called "glancing blows"

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Just now, Moorgan said:

Like they did with Shaq?

Perception is everything buddy...

http://www.basketball-reference.com/leaders/fta_career.html

Shaq ranks 4th all-time in free throw attempts.  NBA refs couldn't shoot them for him, sadly.  And this is a sore spot for me, as I lost $20 on that Sacramento/LA series where LA shot a record amount of FTs in the 4th qtr because of the NBA "protecting" their stars.  I have to say, the league is a lot more transparent and appears less "fixed" under Silver than they were under Stern.

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1 minute ago, RickyManningJr said:

The OP is claiming the elephant in the room is that the NFL doesn't like Cam because he is black.....

My argument is thus:

You said the only illegal hit was flagged. It was not. The NFL rules dictate that ANY helmet-to-helmet hit is illegal and should come with a 15-yard penalty. Two cases of such by the same player would result, under the new rules, as an ejection. I showed you a gif of each hit that wasn't flagged. Helmets hit. Gene Steratore must've gotten a bonus for getting Cam hurt. He did not, however, uphold the rules as they are written. The fact that you've continued to blatantly ignore that is kind of mind-blowing.

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I guess you didnt read anything I posted. My argument is that by the letter or the rulebook, yes they should be penalized. However, similar to LeBron, Cams unhuman athleticism the refs are choosing not to flag borderline/incidental helmet contact. You argue like a 14 year old girl. Throw out some discussion instead of trying to throw out sweet disses.

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