Joint practices with Bengals prior to final preseason game.
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Elmgrovegnome
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I don't want AD to be suspended but it seems odd that the NFL can hand out drug suspensions and league misconduct suspensions, but can't have any oversight on joint practices. Maybe they should, it might clean these things up a bit.
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Collective bargaining agreement.
So many fucking whiners on twitter. I find it disgusting yet entertaining at the same time, like when the first person on a pub crawl pukes on the dance floor.
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This is exactly what I expected. Don't think for a moment that the Bengals didn't provoke it. Look at att the non-calls that the Bengals got away with in the SB. The Bengals play dirty like the Raiders of old. Why did they even schedule joint practices with these losers?
How much do you want to bet they try to provoke fights to get Rams suspended during the preseason game? McVay would be crazy if he plays key players in that game. This is not a typical preseason game.
How much do you want to bet they try to provoke fights to get Rams suspended during the preseason game? McVay would be crazy if he plays key players in that game. This is not a typical preseason game.
Nah, sometimes it's better to hit these idiots over their heads with their own helmets.
You'd think these Bengal Fuckwits would have known not to rile up AD after he tore them a new one in the superbowl. But no, they had to act the Fuckwits again, most likely because they are Fuckwits.
Never change AD.
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If I was getting held much more than any other NFL player, I would have an attitude just about every time I stepped on a field against an opponent too.
I *don't* love the energy from Donald here.
No player is perfect, and we've seen Aaron lose his shit more than once in his career.. it's the only fault I could ever point to with him.
I'm not saying he didn't have good reason to be mad... but grabbing a helmet and swinging it at people is straight bullshit.
No player is perfect, and we've seen Aaron lose his shit more than once in his career.. it's the only fault I could ever point to with him.
I'm not saying he didn't have good reason to be mad... but grabbing a helmet and swinging it at people is straight bullshit.
Has any other NFL player had the heads of 2 opponents in his hands wildly swinging them at any remaining standing foe. That’s some ‘300’ or ‘Sampson’ shit!!
I agree it's not a good look for the hall-of-famer. But sheet, the man gets held, and choked, and tripped and double teamed constantly. Not surprised he loses his cool once in a while. Lastly, the Bengals were probably not the best choice for a scrimmage.
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People are so focused on what AD did after the brawl escalated ONLY because a camera caught him swinging the helmets... but even the Cincy beat writers said the entire scuffle started with La'ell Collins and Leonard Floyd. Collins took his helmet off and threw it at Floyd, that's how it started. But AD should get more scrutiny because he was swinging a helmet? If he instigated a conflict or something I'd understand the media narrative but c'mon there were 20+ people involved in that brawl.
Glad to hear King's take on practice intensity and I am not surprised by that. McVay is a great motivator and preparer of his team. They might not successfully defend their title this season but it won't be for lack of intensity.
