@Melnick69047833@larssivertsen Correct red card still stands. No he doesn’t serve if there is no repeat offense, he has to be careful for 1 year during probation.
@KentraHagatra Start with the VAR review. That wasn’t called a red card on the field, nor was it a goal scoring play, so VAR shouldn’t have been invoked. The Messi hypocrisy and the fact VAR should not have been used is why the ban was suspended. CR’s 3 game ban suspension being the precedent.
@TheGregHillShow Better only because by losing to the 6ers, it saved us from having the Knicks sweep us.
Our team lost a unicorn center and a borderline hall of fame point guard, and had an 80-90% Tatum. A streaky White & Hauser and an inexperienced Queta wasn’t enough. Need more talent.
@TheGregHillShow Patrick Mahomes and Tom Brady would have looked bad behind that line. The line has 1 good lineman and a couple of rookies who need to improve. Will was coming off an injury so the jury is out but I’d like to see him kick in and get a real LT. Team is a work in progress year 1.
@GerryCallahan After 6-7 years of Chiefs it been last 3 where they’ve been hated. Patriots dominated for 20 years, they took no prisoners. It left scars throughout the league.
@joemiddlin@HoldenMcCoy1@STLSprtsCntrl Goodell explained that. They also played the video footage on a continuous loop in the press conference where they announced the fines. You can still find news reports with the footage. HF coaches Jimmy Johnson and Bill Cowher said it was common to tape
@joemiddlin@HoldenMcCoy1@STLSprtsCntrl Y the insults, too much estrogen? Your “evidence“ aligns with video taping. Not illegal. BB took notes. So what? No one said BB didn’t tape signals. He did, but from a location that was later clarified in a memo from Goodell as being illegal. Taping practices is a fairly tail.
@paulkelliher@BobPedroliJr@STLSprtsCntrl Not only that, the year before the Pats were caught taping the Jets, the Jets were caught taping the Pats by the Patriots. Only difference is Mangini was a rat. Stealing signals is business as usual according to Jimmy Johnson and Bill Cowher