Tyler Brayton should be shot in the back of the head

[Rush]

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That is what he deserves.

Dude just walks up from the bench and levels a gunner and he wasn't even playing. Makes the Sal Alosi situation look like nothing. Shit like this pisses me off.

 

[chs234]

I thought it was pretty funny

 

[Rush]

I thought it was pretty funny

Anybody as a football fan who isn't disgusted by that should be shot in the back of the head as well.

 

[cubsneedmiracle]

I can understand getting infront of a defender if they happen to go out of bounds during a play.. but this shit is dirty.

 

[chs234]

Anybody as a football fan who isn't disgusted by that should be shot in the back of the head as well.

Well, I should probably be shot in the back of the head anyway.

I thought it was super funny.

 

[Rush]

Well, I should probably be shot in the back of the head anyway.

The first good point you've made all day.

 

[chs234]

Rush agrees with me? the world is coming to an end.

 

[USCChiFan]

Completely unnecessary and he only got fined $15,000 for that.

 

[Relapse]

Well, I should probably be shot in the back of the head anyway.

I thought it was super funny.

I can tell you're full of class. What if that gunner had sustained serious injury being blindsided like that? You can't seriously find that funny.

I don't think a fine goes far enough in this situation, Brayton should be suspended the rest of this season and all of next season. He has no argument for a "heat of the battle" type moment because he was on the bench and deliberately got up and tried to hurt a defenseless player.

 

[chs234]

I can tell you're full of class. What if that gunner had sustained serious injury being blindsided like that? You can't seriously find that funny.

I don't think a fine goes far enough in this situation, Brayton should be suspended the rest of this season and all of next season. He has no argument for a "heat of the battle" type moment because he was on the bench and deliberately got up and tried to hurt a defenseless player.

it's football. who cares

 

[Relapse]

Completely unnecessary and he only got fined $15,000 for that.

You cannot be serious. I guess the league finds that James Harrison's clean hits while he is on the field are more of an issue?

*I am not making the case that Harrison should not have been fined in some cases but he was fined at least twice for clean hits.*

 

[Rush]

Relapse if I could thank your post a million times I would.

 

[chs234]

Relapse if I could thank your post a million times I would.

same.

 

[USCChiFan]

You cannot be serious. I guess the league finds that James Harrison's clean hits while he is on the field are more of an issue?

*I am not making the case that Harrison should not have been fined in some cases but he was fined at least twice for clean hits.*

Not lying

Regardless of the fact that the penalty paled in comparison to the sanction imposed on Jet coach Sal Alosi, the decision to fine Brayton only $15,000 for an intentional and deliberate and clearly illegal blow at a time when players are being fined $50,000 for unintentional blows to the head will provide another basis for confusion at a time when the league needs players to buy in to the new approach to in-game safety.

League fines Brayton $15,000 for sideline hit | ProFootballTalk

 

[Relapse]

it's football. who cares

I am just going to choose to ignore you. I got into it with another ignorant poster on this forum before and it is not worth my time.

$15k is what players are being fined for touching the quarterback's helmet these days. I would seriously like to know how this escaped serious media attention and a long suspension.

 

[Rush]

I am just going to choose to ignore you. I got into it with another ignorant poster on this forum before and it is not worth my time.

$15k is what players are being fined for touching the quarterback's helmet these days. I would seriously like to know how this escaped serious media attention and a long suspension.

It's alright his time on CCS is dwindling down.

 

[BigP50]

he had a right to be standing there.

 

[chs234]

It's alright his time on CCS is dwindling down.

indeed.

 

[Rush]

he had a right to be standing there.

Watch the video. He clearly got up, went into the area, and LAID him out. The gunner didn't run into him.

Did you even watch the video?

 

[USCChiFan]

he had a right to be standing there.

If you're talking about Brayton, you're a fucking dumbass. What if that player tore his ACL because of that hit? Brayton got up from the bench and layed out a gunner and he only got a $15,000 fine.