Brandon Harris fined $21,000 for hit on DET return man.

[BullNation4Life]

Originally Posted by ajohnson80

Fines and suspensions are determined by a giant wheel spun by the commissioner, wherever the wheel lands seals your fate.

or they could be playing this...



NO WHAMMYS! NO WHAMMYS! NO WHAMMYS! Ooook STOP! Son of a Bit...



$21k down the drain...

[thunderkyss]

Originally Posted by ajohnson80

Fines and suspensions are determined by a giant wheel spun by the commissioner, wherever the wheel lands seals your fate.

Yeah, but the way they come back & change them, it's like they don't wait for the wheel to stop spinning before they hand out the fines. Antonio Smith just had one reduced from week 1.

[Double Barrel]

Originally Posted by HOU-TEX

It's just plain ridiculous, man. I know the league wants high flying offenses and all that jazz. But man, at least show a little consistency. I'm beginning to wonder if they use some sort of procedure to come up with fine amounts or just pull numbers out their arse.

I understand there's a select few that deserve every fine that has come their way, but Harris was a first offender. Stupid!

I think it's obvious when this picture was leaked of Goodell working on fine amounts:

[HOU-TEX]

Originally Posted by Double Barrel

I think it's obvious when this picture was leaked of Goodell working on fine amounts:

Gotta spread the Rep

[Say Watt]

Man, I hate Roger Goodell more and more everyday. The guy is a complete and utter disgrace.

I want to punch Roger Goodell in the face. Can anyone set that up for me?

[Say Watt]

Originally Posted by HOU-TEX

Gotta spread the Rep

I got him for you!

[powda]

I dont agree with the amount but he deserved the fine.

He was early on a defenseless return man and helmet to helmet. It was an incredibly stupid play by Harris. My Texans' biased only goes so far.

[Rey]

He deserved a penalty. Not a fine.



Maybe it's just mr but I feel that fines should be reserved for blatant and maybe repeated disregard for the rules.

Not for playing hard and making mistakes.

It's clear thar the NFL is trying to soften the game up some. That's fine, but some of this stuff is overkill.

[thunderkyss]

To carry on with the wussification of the league.

Garrett Graham suffered a brutal helmet to helmet hit in the game Sunday. There was no flag, no penalty, & there will be no fine.

We saw several legal but brutal hits in that game. Dobbins knocked the F out of that one guy. I use this as evidence that the league is not trying to change the game. It's still a brutal sport.

I hope Garrett gets well soon.

[panamamyers]

I think they should remove the punt returner as a defenseless receiver. He's not defenseless. He has the fair catch he can call. If he doesn't, then shame on him.

[ItsMyFault]

Slauson should've been fined a lot more if all of these fines are going to be more than his.

[mexican_texan]

Originally Posted by panamamyers

I think they should remove the punt returner as a defenseless receiver. He's not defenseless. He has the fair catch he can call. If he doesn't, then shame on him.

I'm pretty sure there have been uniform and celebration fines that hit way harder than the fines given for illegal hits that lead to injuries.