They’ve been doing that before the Hamlin incident

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What a shitty take.

Undeniably

Wrong team. He’s looking for The Shovers.

Ok I understand the Astro hate, I do, but you’re really comparing them to the packers and saying there’s a toxic element in the organization? Ya the team fucked up and the consequences (or lack thereof) does suck but almost no one from that team remains. Asinine take

Well you made it sound like a punishment should be created. I was only educating you that one is already in place. Sorry this upset you a ton

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Because that other team’s player had no business gawking over the pile to begin with. FOH 🤡🤡🤡

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Interesting to see what happens to Veronica

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Ohhhkay. Nice talking to you.

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Person A’s career is to play with a ball.

Person B’s career is to lend immediate aid in case of emergency.

If person A is preventing person B from doing their job, that is a person A problem.

Zero without Kliff. Imo Kyler isnt good, but hes way more expensive than Kliff, so you gotta eliminate one variable first before cutting both. Right now the Cards are praying a change in scheme does the trick. Small chance

MMMMYEAH!

This is such a laughable take. Why did he touch another team's player? Because he was doing his job.

Who cares what team the player he touched is on? Makes no difference at all. Quay was in his way. He gently moved him out of the way so he could do his damn job and got a two-hand shove to the back.

It's a lack of even the most fundamental situational awareness on Quay's part. He reacted like a spoiled toddler.

The staffer started to confront Walker and another Packers’ player walked between them and shouldered the staffer out of the way.

there’s a Toxic element in the organization similar to the Astros. Holier than tho, actions with out consequences attitude. So happy they got stomped.

Did you see it? It was a soft push after the staffer put his hands on him. It’s not like he put the guy on the ground or something. He shouldn’t have done it and he knows it. He posted an apology on Twitter and said he spoke on the phone with the guy and apologized. I do think he should be fined for his actions though.
I can see the NFL imposing new rules stating that players from the opposing team need to clear the area if someone is down on the field.

How many chances has he had at this point to be "evaluated"

Say hello to the new Pats D-coordinator.

Every year we should drop the lowest FBS team and bring in the FCS champ.