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He started pulling the flag after he threw the ball into the defender’s chest. I think you and little Timmy here both missed it.

Wait, hold on, you do not think that was taunting. That is the definition of taunting if I have ever seen one. Newton looks directly at the Falcon player, says something to him, throws the ball directly at him, and then while staring him down does a little pose in his face. Something like this is the reason they have…

Now I want Taco Bell jerk

You can argue whether taunting should be a penalty or not, but by any definition, that certainly was taunting.

I think throwing the ball at the opposing player is an auto 15.

And the cocksucker adult who didn’t lock up his damn gun.

The Cardinals really aren’t *that* bad. I’m a Yankees fan. WE are self important douchebags. The Red Sox have human garbage as fans. Though they haven’t won anything the Cubs fans are so shitty I hope they lose until the sun explodes and swallows the planet whole. And the Giants are at best a half step behind St.…

If the Tigers have to play Monday and win and then have to play a play in game against Baltimore or Toronto, does the wild card game get pushed back?

Should this be a penalty? Should someone be ejected?

Dude, that’s a really weak arguement

“(T)he sport’s officials act like they can make the game somewhat safe” It’s cute that you think the officials on the field have a say in the rules.

Players don’t want to be hit in the legs though, so if you take away legs and take away shoulders up, that is a pretty tiny area to attack and you have thus ruined defense.

Except the defender’s helmet clearly hit the receivers arm/shoulder pad. Just because the the idiot announcer said he hit the ear hole doesn’t make it so...

At this point I have to wonder if there is any conference whose fans don’t think their officials are terrible. Seems to be a lot of bad officiating out there.

If that were a penalty, what action could the defender have made to avoid said penalty?

That’s a brutal hit but I don’t see how you could call that anything other than incidental helmet-to-helmet contact.

That’s it, everyone. I’ve seen enough. I’ve talked about this at length with my wife, but this video has really been the catalyst. I’m never going to let my daughter play football.

It’s the hairline of the helmet to the outside of the arm/shoulder. It’s not targeting per the current ruleset and why we have replay.

it would be really hard to call that targeting when the other defender clips him and sends the receiver downward six inches in front of the other defender. That’s a play that exemplifies why tackle football will always be incredibly dangerous no matter what rules are in place