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The Panthers could be fined and lose draft picks

Cookie Lyon

By Cookie Lyon,
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27 minutes ago, LinvilleGorge said:

The Panthers facing any potential ramifications from having their star player beat to poo with multiple illegal hits while the league's refs did nothing would be insult on top of injury. But, blaming the Panthers would provide a nice scapegoat and they know the Panthers would be a willing one. JR wouldn't say poo about his precious league and would bend over and grab his ankles again for the good of the league as a whole.

But think how much sweeter it'll be when we win it all despite all this bullsh*t and the loss of all the money we paid Hardy to be suspended with pay in '14.

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28 minutes ago, ItsNotGonnaBeAlright said:

Note to defensive players: its worth it take those headshots now. Sure, you might get a penalty (but only if its flagrant enough to not be a judgement call). But, you might just take out a key player for your opposition, or make an opposing team weaker next season of they aren't taken out now (bonus points if its a division rival!).

*this only applies if the guy you try to decapitate is too big for mere mortals to take down

The rule should be that the defender stays out as long as the person he hit is out. Even if that person misses multiple games.

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11 minutes ago, Camvp said:

Unpopular opinion, but if the team sent Cam back out there without checking, they deserve punishment.  Cam's brain is much more important than one game.

Except, like any football fan knows, especially those who take time to sign up for a football forum, the decision isn't up to the team

 

but you definitely knew that already like I said

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1 minute ago, Growl said:

the team doctor has absolutely no power if the independent physician says "he can't play"

And like I said in the first post, if the independent docs said that, then that means the team ignored them, and would deserve to be punished.  But i'm guessing the team got the approval from them.

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