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To: BenLurkin

With the Browns’ reputation for dirtiness, and the over the top severity of his actions last night, I think he should be banned from the league. For life. End his career. The League needs to make a BOLD statement that NOTHING like this should ever happen again. Do stupid things, win stupid prizes.


45 posted on 11/15/2019 8:03:17 AM PST by ALASKA (Watching an attempted coup by a thousand cuts....)
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To: ALASKA
".... The League needs to make a BOLD statement that NOTHING like this should ever happen again...."

You mean like the BOLD statement the NFL made in stopping the players kneeling in disrespect for this country before the games?

The NFL is into money-making. Not making bold statements that could jeopardize their franchise.

The NFL will probably suspend the guy for the season or a few games, maybe fine him but he is too valuable on the field to ban for life and end his career.

If Rudolph makes a formal complaint to authorities outside the league, Garrett may have to face some legal consequences, but probably not jail time.

When someone in the private sector makes a mistake, the liberals want their head on a pike, get them fired from their job, end their career, dox all of their family members and ruin their lives forever.

Do we really want to follow the Left's vicious, scorched-earth approach to human frailties? Garret did own up to his part and apologized. He should suffer consequences. But football is a violent, rough game and human tempers can get in the way of professionalism sometimes.

That being said, I don't watch the NFL and haven't for a couple of decades now. But let's not jump the shark on this one incident.

52 posted on 11/15/2019 8:23:38 AM PST by HotHunt (Been there. Done that.)
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