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Brandon Meriweather was given a two game suspension (which he's appealed) after  posting a smug assed tweet Sunday night following a two flag headhunting day on Marshall and Jeffery that said he's "looking for someone to pick up his dinner check because he might be low on money".

 

Goodell tried to put a little teeth into player safety but it's looking like that was simply done to beat down the concussion lawsuits. Meriweather isn't learning a damn thing from sitting out two games unless the Redskins cut his ass (they should) because no ones signing him to an NFL roster after his time in Washington is done. He's a walking 15 yard penalty that can't play safety.

 

Step 1 is for the NFL to purge the trash and step 2 is for players to respect how and where to hit the opponent. I personally love the NCAA targeting rule and think that could be vetted out to be even better if the NFL would simply get it's head out of it's collective bargained ass.

I think it's easy to blame the NFL for jts lack of punishment, orpunishment in a timely matter.  But where the heck is the NFLPA on this matter???  Merriweather is gonna appeal the suspension and the damn union is gonna represent him.  Why isn't the union representing the players on the other end of his illegal hits???  We're not talking about off-field behavior with drugs, or other illegal/unethical activity.  This is about a multiple players in the league on the receiving end of illegal hits that are potentially career threatening.

 

Speak up and speak out NFLPA!!!

Originally Posted by Hungry5:

From ~7am today

Highly regarded spinal surgeon says Jermichael Finley unlikely to return from bruised spinal cord without surgery...
 
 
Then ~8am today
Too All My Fans Every Info That's Out Right Now. IS FALSE!

 

Unless this surgeon examined JF or JF sent him all his Med Records and then extensively reviewed them how would he/she know? Sounds like this doc is speaking in general terms.

And yes, that's what he is doing:

 

Wellington Hsu, an endowed professor at Northwestern University Feinberg School of Medicine and practicing surgeon with offices in Chicago, said that in most cases when a football player suffers spinal cord bruising it is a sign there is something amiss in the spinal canal that must be corrected.

 

"If everything is normal there should be enough space in the spinal canal to absorb the force of that hit," Hsu said Tuesday. "If there isn't enough space, then the spinal canal doesn't take the jolt very well."

 

Hsu, who is a Packers fan and watched the hit Finley took in the team's 31-13 victory over Cleveland on Sunday, said he does not have any intimate knowledge of Finley's injury and was speaking only to the scenario in which Finley suffered spinal cord bruising.

Originally Posted by Eddie:

"Wellington Hsu, an endowed professor"

 

Isn't this kind of bragging?  I am an "endowed" fan. 


Yea but, it did not say he was well endowed. Heck all us males are endowed (except ) just some are more endowed than others. With a name like Hsu, I'm pretty sure he's quite a bit less endowed than the normal male. Just saying.

and let's not forget about the NFLPA working both sides of the aisle in this.

seems quite a few current NFL players would like to see Meriweather banned from the NFL as well - he's detrimental to their NFL careers.

 

the NFL created it's legend with a great many of what today would be illegal hits.

hard for a tiger to change its stripes...

Originally Posted by Hungry5:

 

Everything I say is a lie.  Is that better?

 

 

 

 

I'm told Jermichael Finley doesn't need surgery; other reports contradict. My understanding injury caused by torque, not spinal compression
 
That seems to jive with other reports from late yesterday / last night


Jibe.

 

Jive  Talking is for the Bee Gees.

 

Irregardless, I see the point you were trying to make.

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