Dumb impulsive decisions like physically harming someone??

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Yep. I think the first time you can excuse it. After that, it's up to him to showed that he's working on it and can control himself.

The player needs to get the fuck out of the way.

Yes. Full stop.

> I was even in the camp that if he had one more season, and no QB injuries, he was on the cusp of finally turning it around. But he didn't do anything to make me think "oh yea, totally NFL HC material"

Agreed. All for the best though, McGuire, Kittley and DeRuyter seem to be building something pretty solid.

He feels terrible he got ejected. This guy is a grade A piece of shit. He pushed him because the trainer had the audacity to brush past him while he was trying to tend to an injured player. This threatened his ego, he felt “disrespected” and his natural reaction was to shove him, like a child. These 280 lb man babies are the most dangerous people in society. They think they’re entitled to all the “respect” in the world and their fragile egos are shattered at any perceived slight. These are the types that will beat the shit out of people, or in worst cases kill people at any perceived act of “disrespect”. GUARANTEE this slob has a violent past. As someone else stated, this looks even worse considering what happened last week with medical personnel saving Damar Hamlin’s life. They need to release this guy YESTERDAY. That single shove revealed everything you need to know about that scumbag.

Did he cry like a bitch after, seriously?

Ya I know we’re going to get hate for quite a while and I can live with that. It’s the comparing us to a team where guys do things like Walker pushing an opposing team medical staffer. It’s a shit comparison but oh well

But… they did win a Super Bowl😅

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Fool me once

Definitely an 'in the moment' reaction that was stupid, doesn't immediately make him a horrible person.

I’m sure someone with your take would probably think something so ridiculous

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Walker move is definitely worth discussing but why is no one talking about 95 of the Packers coming in to also intimidate the medical person with a should nudge or the cheap head shot the caused the medical staffer to come on the field?

This is the take that comes from the kinda people who start shooting when they feel “disrespected”. Like really, you think the appropriate reaction is to attack a medical trainer who tried to guide someone out of the way who was blocking and injured player. The trainer didn’t do anything that could even be accidentally construed as aggressive, he touched his arm to get around him because he was being an idiot and blocking staff from an injured opponent. Not to mention this is the second time this season this moron got an ejection for hitting staff. How can anyone defend this shit

He's not like a vontez burfict, Anthony Barr, or n. Suh type player. These are absolutely stupid moves on his part. He know it and feels terrible. Poor reactions in the situations. I'm sure he'll seek therapy and figure it out. If you saw him in the tunnel he was berating himself. He was in pain. I know that look because I've had it when I made a dumb impulsive decision. Hindsight is 20/20, he just needs to slow his mind and think before he reacts.

Edit: a Lotta people living in glass houses on here. Acting like he punched a guy. Was it stupid? Absolutely. But he didn't actually hurt anyone. He wasn't head hunting, stomping on people, or kicking anyone in the nuts. He got shoved and he pushed them. He's not mentally disciplined, and he knows it. I can def get behind a 3 game suspension, but acting like he is this cheap dirty player who is a bad person, you sound like a moron.

Just for comparative reference, the Pittsburgh Steelers have had 3 head coaches since 1969.

As an Astros fan I get the hate. But most of that 2017 team is gone and its not like our players have been disrespectful to anybody besides the game of baseball.

Yes you do. The NFL and College is fuckin rife with nepotism

Jarran Reed's forearm to Swift's head was also really cheap. Seems like he should have been tossed as well or at least penalized.

And the Colts.

It’s the Hard Knocks curse. Frank Reich was featured on Hard Knocks last year and didn’t even make through this whole season.

His modern warfare rank goes up.