12-04-2018, 12:19 AM
(12-03-2018, 08:38 PM)BFritz21 Wrote: Please list them and how it was applicable to bring up in this thread.
Beaker already held your hand on this one.
Quote:Wow. You seriously need explanation for this? I don't think you can possibly be this stupid, but here it goes:
I only full of my brain, but I'll try to understand.
Quote:Running the kicker and roughing the kicker are both penalties because running into the kicker with his leg in the air has potential to severely injure the kicker by breaking a leg or worse? Which isn't as bad if it's just a natural play, but going offsides in an attempt to gain an advantage and potentially causing a career-ending injury is dirty.
Except they didn't run into or rough the kicker. In the history of the NFL, how many times has a kicker's carerr been ended in this fashion?
Quote:Please try to argue that last point.
I just did.
Quote:I'll get the popcorn ready while I'm watching you try to respond to my answers because this will be hilarious.
Given your inability to understand why things are funny I shudder to think what you would consider hilarious.
Quote:Potentially injuring a player in an act that goes outside of the normal play of football is dirty.
Please, OH PLEASE, try and argue against that.
Being offsides occurs during the normal play of football. It's also only a five yard penalty, the least possible penalty.
Quote:Once again, explain how going outside of the normal play of football to gain an advantage and potentially cause an injury isn't dirty.
Because that's not what happened?
Quote:Our franchise QB isn't a known rapist.
Is that foundation enough?
For us to have that debate the Bengals would first need to have a franchise QB. So get back to me in never and we'll talk about it.
