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Watching the Steelers game


Salisburysean98

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Sitting at home watching football with my family, a play happens that takes me back to several calls against the Panthers this season and the "Shaq treatment". Which is a very real thing btw. It's not just Cam, the entire team gets the Shaq treatment. 

For example in this game the receiver for the Pittsburgh Steelers goes across the middle and gets tattooed by CJ Mosley. Good hit, good football. But he is deemed as "defenseless" you'll see where I'm going with this in a minute. I hear Tony Dungy say "Helmet to helmet contact, definitely a defenseless receiver.

My point is it doesn't matter whether or not the guy couldn't defend himself because that's football. Poo happens, us know? When Cam takes off he's defined as a runner and according to our last commentators "The helmet to helmet hits will keep on comin'". Keep on comin'?  I'm struggling to watch football at all right now. All it is, just a bunch of jockey media dweebs making up and lobbying for rules as they go. The last time I checked, the NFL changed when they deemed helmet to helmet as illegal, doesn't make a fug runner or not. ILLEGAL. But of course, according to these assclowns there are always exceptions to the matter.

 

And you gotta just love how when our QB gets demolished right after throwing it in the pocket... And he throws the pass away where there's no one there the intentional grounding penalty will offset the fugging illegal hit that gets flagged??? What the actual fug man?

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It is absurd. I see a lot of douche nozzles from other teams and media clowns say "it happens to every qb and every game". They are correct, but it doesn't happen as much as our qb and at least some of their hits get flagged. None of ours do. That's a fact. They showed how many RTP calls cam has had this year, they showed three, but one of those was negated and not counted. That makes two. Zero from last year might I add. If that doesn't tell you something I don't know what will. People will say cam flopped, that was early in his career. What qb doesn't flop sometimes. This year he has been pleading for penalties, which he should because he's getting killed, and no one is listening. Everyone calls him a complainer, yet Touchdown Tommy literally runs and yells in the faces of refs and no one says anything about it. Most of the time he gets the call. What crap.

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11 minutes ago, The Lobo said:

It is absurd. I see a lot of douche nozzles from other teams and media clowns say "it happens to every qb and every game". They are correct, but it doesn't happen as much as our qb and at least some of their hits get flagged. None of ours do. That's a fact. They showed how many RTP calls cam has had this year, they showed three, but one of those was negated and not counted. That makes two. Zero from last year might I add. If that doesn't tell you something I don't know what will. People will say cam flopped, that was early in his career. What qb doesn't flop sometimes. This year he has been pleading for penalties, which he should because he's getting killed, and no one is listening. Everyone calls him a complainer, yet Touchdown Tommy literally runs and yells in the faces of refs and no one says anything about it. Most of the time he gets the call. What crap.

But Cam Newton is black and he plays in Carolina. So, why should he get the calls.

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7 minutes ago, OldNorthPowell said:

But Cam Newton is black and he plays in Carolina. So, why should he get the calls.

-NFL

I have been refusing to call it a race thing. I would hope a company, where the best players and most of the players are black, would be above that crap...I'm starting to think it may be racist. I hope I'm wrong. 

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15 minutes ago, The Lobo said:

I have been refusing to call it a race thing. I would hope a company, where the best players and most of the players are black, would be above that crap...I'm starting to think it may be racist. I hope I'm wrong. 

It's most likely not a race thing. That argument really has no merit imho.

I feel they just hate Cam Newton. They hate his style, the fact he's being successful. The media hates being wrong, and when they see Cam Newton is not a bust like they predicted, they're doing everything they can to bring him down.

Him winning MVP was the trigger point for everyone. They just want us to fail, while we keep on winning.

They got their fun this year though. Next year, when they sleeping on us...(just the way we like them)

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