Gary Kubiak: "There wasn't any dirty play."

[Panthers8969]

21 hours ago, ShutDwn said:

but that norwell hit was way over the line, right?

oh you mean the one where he was pushed into the guy on the ground? Yeah great call

[Panthers8969]

I wish the opportunity presented itself for me to launch my self at Kubiak's and the refs' heads. fug those guys

[CPF4LIFE]

6 hours ago, Mr. Scot said:

And if it's some other punishment, like say a draft pick, then what?

The best way for team officials to raise hell is behind the scenes. Unless you want to claim you have inside access, you don't know what's going on back there.

Are you claiming inside access?

Jesus christ you are intolerable, tell you what, im about to claim you as the first person on my ignore list. Your stupidity is starting to give me headaches . Done.

[uscgamecocks]

Of course Kubiak sees nothing wrong with how his defense plays.  They play exactly how they are coached to play.

While teams like the Panthers and Seahawks coach their players to use proper tackling technique and to play within the rules.  The Broncos are clearly coached to play dirty.  There were too many helmet to helmet hits in two consecutive games to draw any other conclusion.  I don't believe in coincidences.

The Panthers can either wait for the league to enforce the rules (lol) or take matter into their own hands.  That includes proactively putting Cam into the protocol - don't let the refs and league make the decision.  Protect your franchise QB.  That also includes making sure the other team understands that there are consequences for dirty play - whether or not the refs throw flags.