Chiefs Man what's with the Browns and whining? - Page 2

Apparently after the game Myles Garrett said our coach should have gotten ejected because touching another teams player isn't cool.
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Originally Posted by Deberg_1990:
It’s the precedent. Under no circumstances should a player ever touch an opposing coach or referee.

I think that should go both ways.
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I will dm him on fb
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Originally Posted by eDave:
A push does not deserve a punch in that situation. As a player, I'd never hit anyone other than another player. You just can't do that.

Emotions though.

I wouldn’t call that a punch. It was an open handed push.
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Originally Posted by Spott:
That’s not cool, but yanking a backup QB’s helmet off and trying to beat him with it is.

No shit.

This coming from THAT guy.

He doesn’t have a leg to stand on with his helmet swinging incident from the Pittsburgh game.
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Nah, NY got it right.
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Originally Posted by Deberg_1990:
It’s the precedent. Under no circumstances should a player ever touch an opposing coach or referee.

Yeah this is the big one. You just can't do that without getting ejected, under any circumstances.
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Deflection from...
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Originally Posted by Deberg_1990:
It’s the precedent. Under no circumstances should a player ever touch an opposing coach or referee.

This.

And a coach should absolutely never touch a player.

That's how old men get killed...
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this is fairly common by the way (getting players off of your own players along the sideline).

It's not like the coaching staff went Tyson/Holyfield or anything - just shoving him off our player.
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It's more funny coming from Garrett.
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Originally Posted by DRM08:
Myles Garrett has zero room to talk. Should have been charged with assault in that helmet fiasco a couple years ago.

he is a dick. And the whiny is the culture of that team
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Originally Posted by DJJasonp:
this is fairly common by the way (getting players off of your own players along the sideline).

It's not like the coaching staff went Tyson/Holyfield or anything - just shoving him off our player.

THIS.

I mean do some of you not even watch football?

What Lewis did happens regularly on the sideline. He wasn’t being aggressive. He wasn’t trying to start a fight. He was simply trying to get the guy that was stepping on his player off of him. Regardless of Harrison’s intent, I think it’s a penalty at worst.
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Originally Posted by Mecca:
It's more funny coming from Garrett.

Who is a racist drama-baiting-liar POS.

Assuming my memory isn't bad and he's the helmet clubber...
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From the moral high ground after taking a crap on the practice field a few weeks ago?
This CTE shit is real.
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Originally Posted by Rausch:
This.

And a coach should absolutely never touch a player.

That's how old men get killed...

Heh. Yea, In hindsight the coach should probably be ejected too. Maybe he will get fined later in the week after league review.
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