If the players are so outraged, then strike.

betcha Heyward Bey agrees

I'm all for it

DHB was lucky, and that's a good point. Someone is going to wind up in a wheelchair because of these guys. What then?

Bread and circuses.

The current CBA does not allow the players to strike. Not sure if this will have a major effect, but they bargained to not permitting themselves to strike.

well then they should all call in sick or come up with injuries, or just call it Not Working For the Man While His Head Is Up His Ass. strike? nope, that not it.

They should strike if for no other reason than DL's knees are fair game (Worthy) but QB's knees are golden (BS call against Walden).

F$&@ the NFL.

Sitton on with Rome today

@jsitton71
"@FonsNation: Hey @jimrome is @jsitton71 in the jungle today!? Can't wait to hear it if he is"yes. 1105ct

how it's looking nationwide

http://espn.go.com/espn/fp/fla...x=nfl&pollId=3197833

I saw an article in the Seattle newspaper where the WI Govenor is calling for the UNION refs to be brought back to work....odd I think.

snot walker will say anything to seem relevant

@WesHod
Sitton: To be honest with you, I got like an hour of sleep

Sitton: I'm definitely not as (ticked) off as I was last night but I'm still (ticked) off

Sitton: Coming down to that play, I thought we were going to win the game, no big deal. Refs didn't meet, didn't tell the coaches

Sitton: We don't know what's going on but the refs don't have a clue what's going on. Wasn't very fun

Sitton: I honestly think they thought (Jennings) was on offense. I don't know. They're out of their league, hard to blame them - blame NFL

Sitton: They told us to come in for the extra point, but they didn't know what was going on. A lot of (ticked) off guys understandably

Sitton on what was said to referee in Packers' locker room: There were a few choice words going his way. He looked pretty scared

Sitton on how it felt: "Our offense's objective is to win the game. We put in countless hours. I'm in extreme amount of pain..."

Sitton: "To have it ripped away from a bad call is extremely disappointing. I thought refs were pretty awful in first 3 games in general."

Sitton on Tate: "I'd say the two biggest goats out of his whole thing are Pete Carroll and Golden Tate. Be a man, admit it was bullcrap call

Sitton on what he would've said if he were Seattle: "Refs weren't great. Happy with the win. Not the best call."

Sitton on owners: "I don't think they care. They know what type of business we have and the fans are going to keep showing up."

Sitton: "Needs to be something done. If I could go on strike, I fricking would"

Sitton on if apology means anything: "No. Doesn't take it away. Nothing is going to make it change, obviously."

Sitton: "Only thing that will make this better is if something on a large scale is done"

Sitton: "It needs to get handled." That's it for Sitton

didn't know where to put this but its humor felt good to me today... comment at PFT.

quote:

blizzard01 says: Sep 25, 2012 9:44 AM
In Seattle it's now legal to adopt a child by grabbing a pregnant woman’s belly from behind and falling to the ground.

Desmond Bishop tweet:

Jamarcus Russell wants to get back in the NFL. He just found out you can win football games by throwing interceptions.

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Or words to that effect