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He faces a significant fine according to sources and should be suspended from any other playoff games.

maybe SLOW was on to something with that mostestestness of his beloved division... the dirtiest division in football...that entire game was an obamanation [sic]...

Easy solution, CUT YOUR F'N HAIR!

Dr. NO wrote:Easy solution, CUT YOUR F'N HAIR!

That's right. Blame the victim.

spanky wrote:

Dr. NO wrote:Easy solution, CUT YOUR F'N HAIR!

That's right. Blame the victim.

If the defensive person (no, not the coach) grabs your hair to pull you down, it is your fault to have such long hair and it is LEGAL. Grabbing the shoulder pads or helmet, that is another story. Still what is with all the long nasty hair?

The silence from the Stealers fan speaks volumes.

They prolly miss hair pulling now with Pollymondo gone.
They miss her in their yellow belly locker room

Pitt asst coaches always follow Tomlin's lead.
If you can't trip 'em, bait 'em

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.

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.

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.

Agree 100%.

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.

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.

Except for the coach grabbing them.

What a fan boi.

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."

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.

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. When Porter did this he was attacked.