Swinging a helmet like that is Kermit Washington vs Rudy Tomjonovitch.
Myles Garrett will be charged with assault pic.twitter.com/9o6QBxMAjW
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Boris posted:Myles Garrett will be charged with assault pic.twitter.com/9o6QBxMAjW
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Had it happened in Pittsburgh, yep, but not in Cleveland. The Cleveland coach is an inarticulate dope, harping about how it shouldn't have happened with five seconds left, as if that it happened with 5 seconds is key to the whole episode.
Pakrz posted:Was dude bleeding from the ear?
Yes....Dumarious went back to the locker room & ate a sammich
The nickname for the Browns stadium is “the factory of sadness” for a reason.
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Browns remain an absolute embarrassment
For all the hype coming into this year of course they continue to fail and it’s actually sort of fun to watch.
Kitchens mumbles, fumbles, stumbles “this isn’t who we are” yes it is dumbass! Cleveland is one of the most undisciplined teams in the league.
I thought Tomlin’s response after the game was classic. He did not look like a happy camper and the Browns still have to play them in Pittsburgh.
In closing, if it’s brown it stinks
Doesn't reflect well at all on John Dorsey.
That team needs a Bill Parcells type coach. Too many attitudes and egos (including the GM) and Kitchens is totally overmatched.
michiganjoe posted:Doesn't reflect well at all on John Dorsey.
Dorsey doesn't shy away from turds and I think that ethos shows up in the team. He had Reid in KC to keep things in control. When you get slack jawed yokel in Freddie Kitchens with the "Ol' ball coach" routine you get the current Browns. Not to take away from his success but I was never on the "we could've had Dorsey in GB" schtick. He's kind of meatball. Schneider, absolutely. Dorsey, I think he has a knack to implode.
Haslam just amplifies it.
I think it's safe to start making comparisons concerning the FO exodus and it doesn't reflect well on Wolf and Highsmith as well.
Tschmack posted:That team needs a Bill Parcells type coach. Too many attitudes and egos (including the GM) and Kitchens is totally overmatched.
I honestly believe Haslam is the worst owner in the NFL. He's like a criminal Snyderbrenner.
I think that’s a good assessment Henry
I believe Reid masked or covered up a lot of crap in KC and Dorsey just seems like he needs to be in the spotlight a bit too often. He gets a lot of credit but honestly he needs to take some heat for how the Browns have underachieved.
You don’t see that with Schneider nor Gute and I think the best GMs fly under the radar in terms of attracting media a attention. Ron Wolf operated a bit differently (more vocal and visible) but he earned that right having built three programs in Tampa and Oakland and then Green Bay.
I have a feeling the Steelers will be ready for Cleveland in a few weeks and if you are a betting person I would probably take Pittsburgh in that game.
Garrett needs to be suspended the rest of the year, maybe longer. That was insane. I know Rudolph kicked him in the dick, which should lead to a suspension also, but Garrett straight up assaulted him with a weapon.
Henry posted:Tschmack posted:That team needs a Bill Parcells type coach. Too many attitudes and egos (including the GM) and Kitchens is totally overmatched.
I honestly believe Haslam is the worst owner in the NFL. He's like a criminal Snyderbrenner.
True very very true Haslam is horrible but in Cincinnati there is an owner saying "oh yeah? hold my beer"
One thing there is no gray area on, Mason has one hell of a melon!
The Heckler posted:Henry posted:Tschmack posted:That team needs a Bill Parcells type coach. Too many attitudes and egos (including the GM) and Kitchens is totally overmatched.
I honestly believe Haslam is the worst owner in the NFL. He's like a criminal Snyderbrenner.
True very very true Haslam is horrible but in Cincinnati there is an owner saying "oh yeah? hold my beer"
They're horrible but more along the lines of apathetic. Haslam is a straight up POS.
Instead of everyone talking about how maybe, just maybe, the Browns have turned a corner.....they just beat a team they haven't beaten in 5 years....definitely a 2nd signature win this year....(Everyone forget they beat the Ravens?!??!!) ---- All anyone is talking about (rightfully so) is the crap that happened at the end of the game.
Factory of SAAAAADDness indeed.
Pittsburgh isn't exactly a power house this year. The Ravens win, it's about time they actually win one of those divisional games that could go either way like in any other division.
While Tomlin is looking at the video of the assault he should be putting Rudolph through concussion protocols. Helmet to helmet contact caused at least 3 concussions in this game. Helmet to bare head had to cause some damage. Another thing besides the helmet clobbering by Garrett on Rudolph, did anyone see that Garrett was picking Rudolph up, off the turf, by the facemark, as well? Better check out Rudolph's neck and spine, while they are at it.
I used to hate Suh for some stunts he pulled.. what Garrett did last night was 10 times worse than anything Suh ever did.
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Full fight...
That's going to be double shitty if Rudolph ends up with a concussion from being beat with his own helmet.
Credit needs to be given to Murphy for making the right choice. He can still go screw himself over fucking up ST.
God bless the internet pic.twitter.com/AIhYXCvYEz
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Sorry, it's Friday. Is it quitting time yet?
Myles Garrett’s TNF highlights... pic.twitter.com/tF0Cw9nHuX
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Tail of the tape:
— Adam Schefter (@AdamSchefter) November 15, 2019
Browns’ DE Mayles Garrett suspended indefinitely.
Browns’ DT Larry Ogunjobi suspended one game.
Steelers’ C Maurkice Pouncey suspended suspended three games.
Steelers, Browns organizations each fined $250,000.
— Michael Signora (@NFLfootballinfo) November 15, 2019
Browns' Garrett, Ogunjobi & Steelers' Pouncey suspended. pic.twitter.com/HJ4Qnc4xsY
Browns’ DE Myles Garrett suspended indefinitely, with a minimum of at least this regular season and playoffs.
— Adam Schefter (@AdamSchefter) November 15, 2019
packerboi posted:God bless the internet pic.twitter.com/AIhYXCvYEz
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I AM HOWLING
I'll say this shit again. Right now, the inmates are running the prison at The Factory of Sadness.
While I don't know if McCarthy will ever win a SB again as a HC, what he would do is bring stability to that insane asylum. Fire Freddy who can't control the locker room (remember Damarius got ejected last night, Mayfield had a hissy fit in front of reporters 2 weeks ago) and bring in McVince as HC.
He will bring in structure and discipline and maturity. If all he did was turn that team around to 10-6. they make the playoffs, and players don't act like idiots, they'll name a street after MM. Deservedly so.
Have to question a front office that felt Freddy was the right choice to begin with.
Not enough IMO..MG should be gone, permanently, Pouncy maybe a year.
The Shield is at risk.
michiganjoe posted:Have to question a front office that felt Freddy was the right choice to begin with.
I really thought Dorsey would be the right hire when he was available. I was dead Rong
Rest of the year is right......expulsion? We'll see. Depends on multiple factors.
Pouncey 3 games was about what I expected for kicking Garrett's helmet.
If The Shield can survive the Ray Rice incident, CTE, replacement refs, etc they can survive this.
A work stoppage? Maybe not.
Timpranillo posted:packerboi posted:God bless the internet pic.twitter.com/AIhYXCvYEz
— NFL Memes (@NFL_Memes) November 15, 2019I AM HOWLING
Whoever made this one won the internet for today
What a mess is Cleveland. Instead of a river, their football team is up in flames.
packerboi posted:michiganjoe posted:Have to question a front office that felt Freddy was the right choice to begin with.
I really thought Dorsey would be the right hire when he was available. I was dead Rong
Yeah I really dislike the way he puts teams together. I'm not against taking risks on high talent/question character guys, but you can't have a team full of them. There's no lockerroom leadership in Cleveland, it's a bunch of me-first players who think, because they're talented, that they're automatically going to be the best team in the league. Maybe Dorsey's mandate from Haslam was win at all costs, maybe Haslam is pushing him more than we know to bring in dirtbags like Kareem Hunt, but based on his track record in KC and CLE he's definitely not a GM I thought he was.