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SnoBrdr wrote:

Dr. NO wrote:Was no clipboard in the coach's hands, but he had a play sheet. It is possible that the hair got caught between the sheet and his hand. In an attempt to not lose the sheet, coach pulled away, pulling the hair, MAYBE.

"Let's go to the video tape."

At 17 seconds it's pretty clear he had his hands on the hair and was pulling it.

To try to say otherwise is just a lie.

f.a.s.t. wrote:

SnoBrdr wrote:

Dr. NO wrote:Was no clipboard in the coach's hands, but he had a play sheet. It is possible that the hair got caught between the sheet and his hand. In an attempt to not lose the sheet, coach pulled away, pulling the hair, MAYBE.

"Let's go to the video tape."

At 17 seconds it's pretty clear he had his hands on the hair and was pulling it.

To try to say otherwise is just a lie.

SloBOREdr, you are so desperate...........if you can't see that the dreads got caught up when they came swinging around, then not only do you not have a brain; you don't have eyes either.

f.a.s.t. wrote:

SnoBrdr wrote:

Coydog wrote:

f.a.s.t. wrote:Pretty obvious the dreads got caught up in the clip board, nothing intentional here. Nelson should have gotten a penalty for pushing the coach. This is so obvious for anyone with a brain; but several here don't have one.

Sure, except for the fact the coach grabs the player's hair, spins him around and isn't holding a clip board of any kind. The only real surprise is he didn't try to trip the player.

That said, the game was a disgrace - more due to the Bengals, but still a disgrace.

And this isn't even bringing up Joey Porter being on the field with no penalty called.

Coaches are allowed to go on the field to tend to injured players. WRONGWhen Porter did this he was attacked.

http://www.nfl.com/news/story/0ap300000 ... d-be-fined

"Assistants are not allowed on the field during injury timeouts. Medical staff, trainers, attendants and the head coach can come out to check on the welfare of the player. With an injury that appears to be more serious you will see players and other staff out on the field at times to check on player. The referees gave Porter the benefit of the doubt because there was real concern for Brown. The officials were working to clear the field and keep the two teams apart when (Bengals cornerback) Adam Jones came in and tried to get at Porter, so he was penalized. There was a lot of talk back and forth and the crew was trying to get both teams to the sidelines."

However, real concern or not, Porter could very well incur a fine for his actions while on the field.

junior wrote:Who punched out Belicheater? Guy has a nice shiner today. Who popped him? Commish?

madhatter wrote:

f.a.s.t. wrote:

SnoBrdr wrote:

Coydog wrote:

f.a.s.t. wrote:Pretty obvious the dreads got caught up in the clip board, nothing intentional here. Nelson should have gotten a penalty for pushing the coach. This is so obvious for anyone with a brain; but several here don't have one.

Sure, except for the fact the coach grabs the player's hair, spins him around and isn't holding a clip board of any kind. The only real surprise is he didn't try to trip the player.

That said, the game was a disgrace - more due to the Bengals, but still a disgrace.

And this isn't even bringing up Joey Porter being on the field with no penalty called.

Coaches are allowed to go on the field to tend to injured players. WRONGWhen Porter did this he was attacked.

http://www.nfl.com/news/story/0ap300000 ... d-be-fined

"Assistants are not allowed on the field during injury timeouts. Medical staff, trainers, attendants and the head coach can come out to check on the welfare of the player. With an injury that appears to be more serious you will see players and other staff out on the field at times to check on player. The referees gave Porter the benefit of the doubt because there was real concern for Brown. The officials were working to clear the field and keep the two teams apart when (Bengals cornerback) Adam Jones came in and tried to get at Porter, so he was penalized. There was a lot of talk back and forth and the crew was trying to get both teams to the sidelines."

However, real concern or not, Porter could very well incur a fine for his actions while on the field.

you are a total homer...learn the game before you comment on it....and FYI BOTH teams played like bush league @holes but the burfick hit clearly took the cake...the shazier hit and subsequent sideline celebration were piss poor and and most likely what set burfick off but too F'in bad ya don;t do what he did, period...it was even worse than OBJ's ridiculous helmet to helmet headhunt...coach shoulda sat that man down for a few plays...again, maybe its time for basketball like rule where 3 unsportsmans and yer tossed...

dirtiest bush league division in the nfl? seems it to me...

f.a.s.t. wrote:

madhatter wrote:

f.a.s.t. wrote:

SnoBrdr wrote:

Coydog wrote: Sure, except for the fact the coach grabs the player's hair, spins him around and isn't holding a clip board of any kind. The only real surprise is he didn't try to trip the player.

That said, the game was a disgrace - more due to the Bengals, but still a disgrace.

And this isn't even bringing up Joey Porter being on the field with no penalty called.

Coaches are allowed to go on the field to tend to injured players. WRONGWhen Porter did this he was attacked.

http://www.nfl.com/news/story/0ap300000 ... d-be-fined

"Assistants are not allowed on the field during injury timeouts. Medical staff, trainers, attendants and the head coach can come out to check on the welfare of the player. With an injury that appears to be more serious you will see players and other staff out on the field at times to check on player. The referees gave Porter the benefit of the doubt because there was real concern for Brown. The officials were working to clear the field and keep the two teams apart when (Bengals cornerback) Adam Jones came in and tried to get at Porter, so he was penalized. There was a lot of talk back and forth and the crew was trying to get both teams to the sidelines."

However, real concern or not, Porter could very well incur a fine for his actions while on the field.

you are a total homer...learn the game before you comment on it....and FYI BOTH teams played like bush league @holes but the burfick hit clearly took the cake...the shazier hit and subsequent sideline celebration were piss poor and and most likely what set burfick off but too F'in bad ya don;t do what he did, period...it was even worse than OBJ's ridiculous helmet to helmet headhunt...coach shoulda sat that man down for a few plays...again, maybe its time for basketball like rule where 3 unsportsmans and yer tossed...

dirtiest bush league division in the nfl? seems it to me...

RIGHT

There are exceptions, coaches ARE allowed on the field.

brownman wrote:
"Chicken Parm ... got much to prove" (you know the melody..)

brownman wrote:OK ... 'Hooked it just a little bit'

SnoBrdr wrote:http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/20 ... the-field/

Yet another screw up by NFL that helps out Stealers.

brownman wrote:SLOW apparently has Dean Blandino on speed dial
No question that the head coaches and the refs had no control over that game.

Most of Pitt's best years went the way of all things ... as shown here...



Beat Denver ... then make another lame attempt posting your drivel.