And? Seems like a great week to reevaluate that

Guess what? Pushing someone can cause injuries. Just because it didn't doesn't make it okay. He was punished and felt bad that he got punished and will lose money. He doesn't care about the fact that he pushed a medical worker tending to an injured player.

Good thing nothing ever changes! Everything everyone has done in the past is fine and is still fine to do today!

Doesn't make it a good idea to keep doing it.

Funny how that’s his NFL story too.

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Please next coach fired be Scott Turner

I was thinking Sean Payton

Dan Campbell is such a great coach. Last nights game was the most entertaining game of the season for me. I'm stoked for Lions fans, even though they didn't make the playoffs. They have a lot to look forward to in the future.

The guy he pushed was trying to attend to an injured player. Fuck that dude.

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Michigans just keeping the seat warm for the next guy with this stuff popping up every year now

Get off your high horse. It was a push, not a punch. What he did was wrong and unsportsmanlike but nothing more. Now if he took a swing at the guy, that would be another story. Either way the guy needs to work on his mental game sooner rather than later, so it doesn't turn into something worse than a small push.

If you saw the whole video, you can clearly see in the tunnel that he regrets his actions and having a 'nice' talk with himself.

This is a serious reflection upon how inept the Bidwell family is in running a professional franchise. The only current NFL owners to not have made riches outside of football and it shows. I’ve said this before and I’ll reiterate again: the Cardinals will never be successful under Bidwell ownership.

Cries in Commanders

I'll see what happens with him, because I can't imagine the Packers are gonna just dump him, he is a rookie and everything. But, like Matt LaFleur said, he has to be smart going forward. But I would think it's teachable to have a player think before they go shoving people around

unfortunate he got this far in life w/o learning how to be respectful, but I do agree with you.

This is dumbass behavior, but its not some horrific inhumane shit. Its a dude who clearly has temper/impulse control issues. and I'm sure in the middle of an NFL game the cognitive load to control that stuff will not be at its best.

Even bigger dumbass for doing it twice, but I agree with you, this isn't an impossibility to come back from.

I also appreciate seeing a pro athlete getting a second/third chance is frustrating and uncool in a lot of ways.

Yeah because every year we have players who do that /s. Those guys are rookies and you can bet your ass the coaches are going to chew them out for those penalties. We aren't cheaters like the Astros were... The Packers culture doesn't have much room for players who cost the team with dumb actions.

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Worst. Franchise. Ever.

I agree. Complete deuce move. He’s got an issue he needs to deal with. I think people just need to put it in proportion.

I see your point of view. I felt that way initially. But I can give this guy another chance. I don’t need to crucify him. He might not have noticed it was a trainer.