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I believe in the pro-wrestling rule on fan interference: if it looks like a threat, take it out and carry on ASAP.

Originally Posted by FriskyTanuki They deserve to be knocked out by the players for being stupid enough to run onto the field with the big boys.

Yes! They should show the guy getting knocked out on TV though.

Originally Posted by Javery Big Ben will play - he always does. He will be all like, "Waaa - I don't know if I can go on Sunday because of my shoulder. I can't even move it!" and then on Sunday he will be like, "Put me in coach!" and he will go 9-18 with 123 yards a TD and 2 picks, the Steelers will win 10-6 and everyone will be saying how "gutsy" he is. Eff you Roethlisberger, you douche. Vick won't play again this season unless something happens to Foles.

Yeah, coaches don't really talk about injuries but Reid is out there telling everybody that Vick had a significant concussion. Letting everyone know now that he won't play.

Originally Posted by PimpLimp I completely agree with this statement. The NFL doesn't play that shit. I also don't think anybody is dumb enough to actually do it in the NFL. Each NFL team has a game day roster of 45 players. So that's basically you vs. 90 NFL players. I could also see the NFL not only banning someone from the stadium if they did this, but even banning them from all future NFL events. Just not worth it at all in the long run.

Would that even work? IDs aren't checked when you go into a game.

They ban drunk people from stadiums until they complete their little course so fans that run on the field have to get banned. I am sure they use facial recognition software to catch these gguys as they enter the stadium.

Originally Posted by CaseyRyback They ban drunk people from stadiums until they complete their little course so fans that run on the field have to get banned. I am sure they use facial recognition software to catch these gguys as they enter the stadium.

They ban drunk fans? I've been hammered every time I've stepped in MetLife/Giants stadium.

A quick google search tells me they don't really enforce it.

How are such bans enforced? They're not. Stadium security personnel are tight-lipped about their procedures, but people in the industry say that little is done to prevent banned spectators from entering U.S. arenas. Some teams may stop rule-breakers from buying tickets online, but that wouldn’t interfere with their acquiring tickets through friends or scalpers and entering the stadium anonymously. A "lifetime ban" simply makes it easier to prosecute a repeat offender. The team wouldn’t have to prove that the suspect instigated a fight or threw something on the field, because his mere presence in the stadium would constitute trespassing.

http://www.slate.com/articles/news_a...ing_back_.html

Originally Posted by PimpLimp I completely agree with this statement. The NFL doesn't play that shit. I also don't think anybody is dumb enough to actually do it in the NFL. Each NFL team has a game day roster of 45 players. So that's basically you vs. 90 NFL players. I could also see the NFL not only banning someone from the stadium if they did this, but even banning them from all future NFL events. Just not worth it at all in the long run.

Somebody was (years ago), here is the outcome:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fC3xNSiRTDc

That's the only time James Harrison has ever been likable.

Roethlisberger is officially out for the Ravens game as he also has a rib injury, which is apparently very serious in that doctors think it could lead to a fatal injury if he plays with it:

All Roethlisberger knows for certain is that doctors are concerned the rib -- which he injured while getting sacked by a pair of Kansas City linebackers in the third quarter on Monday -- could puncture his aorta if jostled around.

The article even goes on to talk about the idea that these injuries may keep him out for the rest of the season.

http://espn.go.com/nfl/story/_/id/86...-biggest-worry

Originally Posted by pitfallharry219 The Chiefs just need to start tanking to get Matt Barkley.

They are in a battle against my Baguars..... err Jaguars. I for one don't like Barkey OR Smith. I'd take an interest in Bray maybe in later rounds. Both the Jags and the Chiefs have so many holes I can see both trying to trade down in the 2013 draft.

Hochuli just ed the Cowboys.

The Browns are yet again eager to snatch defeat from the jaws of victory.

Olgetree getting sandwiched when the defender didnt even launch into him = penalty

k.

And people need to upgrade their shitty tvs if they even think cribbs didnt get horsecollar'd before having his hair grabbed, you can see the jersey getting scrunched from a grab and tug ffs.

This Texans/Jaguars game has been ing frustrating to watch all game. I have to give credit where credit is due though, Justin Blackmon is a BEAST!

EDIT: And then Schaub throws a interception in OT, !!!!!

EDIT: ANDRE JOHNSON FOR THE TD!!!!!!

I'm a cowboys fan and I agree that wasn't a penalty against olgetree

Holy shit @ the Texans/Badguars game

Originally Posted by renique46 Holy shit @ the Texans/Badguars game

Over 500 receiving yards between Johnson and Blackmon alone.

I can only imagine all the pissed off people who probably lost in FF cause their opponent had both WRS lmao

Matt Schaub also apparently tied for 2nd-most passing yards in a game in NFL history.

Originally Posted by GUNNM I'm a cowboys fan and I agree that wasn't a penalty against olgetree

He launched himself and there was helmet to helmet contact.

On the Cribbs play the front of the jersey was grabbed and not the back. Front of jersey and hair isn't a horse collar tackle.