To be fair to Pacman, if i had been in an unending war with the undead since 1980, i would be pissed off as well.

The hypocrisy that this hit is flagrant but the other one is just good hard football is such a fucking joke.

Not a WR coach, not a doctor. Why’s he there?

This is a real bad sign for the rest of my life, but I totally agree with him.

He aint wrong.

Why wasn’t Porter flagged for being out there and instigating?

I’m no fan of Pacman Jones or the Bengals, but he’s kind of right here. Burfict earned his flag, but the call on Jones was pretty weak when Porter was out there going back and forth with Bengals. Joey Porter isn’t part of the training staff or Antonio Brown’s position coach (or the head coach for that matter), why is…

I’m just happy you’re alive man. If that was my team, I for sure would not be making it to any post game articles/threads.

This was, by far, the Bengaliest way to lose a game.

Certainly the worst I’ve ever watched. Dr. Farnesworth, “I don’t want to live on this planet anymore” bad

HOLY SHIT, right? That’s as clean of a sack as you’ll ever fucking see. But they showed that over and over and called Carey like 4 times to confirm OVER AND OVER that he thought it was legal.

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That was the saddest game in NFL history.

Thank you, I actually had to Google, “leading with the crown of the helmet” to see if it was still against the rules because I couldn’t figure out why the announcers and the idiot officiating expert hadn’t brought it up. That seemed like the most clear cut, textbook example of that penalty there could possibly be.

Ryan Shazier could’ve stabbed him and Mike Carey would’ve justified it by saying that’s not against the defenseless receiver rules.

This hit wasn’t questioned by Jim Nantz and sponge face, but they are still trying to turn that Burfict sack on Big Ben a dirty hit

Related- he never puts the roof panels on his IROC-Z T top either.

Dagenham&Redbridge: Because playing Manchester United in Football Manager is too easy.

Fan #1: I hate this self absorbed creature on the pitch. Oblivious to anything except itself. Always preening and grooming.

Thomas Hardy too. He couldn’t stop the convergence of this twain.