12-07-2017, 10:34 PM
Here are the facts on Burfict.
He has caused 1 player to miss 1 game by questionable hit.
Meanwhile in that same game our RB ALSO got knocked out on a questionable hit. Yet nobody talks about it. They just make old rules new rules instead. Now that same player hurt himself while making the same "tackle" and will never play football again. And we will probably get blamed for it somehow. Maybe it even already happened. "Those dirty Bungles ended Shaziers career! Let's kill Mixon!" "Burfict got what he deserved!" "Ju Ju is a hero."
The Burfict tackle on Bell gets lumped into "dirty", make no mistake about that.
Meanwhile Mitchell has concussed 2 of our players and caused them to miss games. Silence.
Mitchell has also twisted a ankle on at least 1 occasion and the other team got the flag! Silence
I could go on and on.........
It's media created bias and those not in the know are the sheep eating it up.
And there is nothing that can be done about it.
Nevermind that Burfict helps every player he tackles up off the turf.
He has caused 1 player to miss 1 game by questionable hit.
Meanwhile in that same game our RB ALSO got knocked out on a questionable hit. Yet nobody talks about it. They just make old rules new rules instead. Now that same player hurt himself while making the same "tackle" and will never play football again. And we will probably get blamed for it somehow. Maybe it even already happened. "Those dirty Bungles ended Shaziers career! Let's kill Mixon!" "Burfict got what he deserved!" "Ju Ju is a hero."
The Burfict tackle on Bell gets lumped into "dirty", make no mistake about that.
Meanwhile Mitchell has concussed 2 of our players and caused them to miss games. Silence.
Mitchell has also twisted a ankle on at least 1 occasion and the other team got the flag! Silence
I could go on and on.........
It's media created bias and those not in the know are the sheep eating it up.
And there is nothing that can be done about it.
Nevermind that Burfict helps every player he tackles up off the turf.
