Pacman says he's earned right to be reinstated

[Blazing Arrow]

Originally Posted by Texan_Bill

Trent Green got exactly what he deserved.

Pretty sad comment right there. Lost a little respect for you. No one deserves to be hurt that plays a game. Green was in the center of a blown play with players all over the place. He had no position to make a block so he went down. It was a legal shot. You sound like a pats fan.

A) he's a QB and knows about protecting knees B) he has a history of concussions, (really dumb to lead with your head) and C) It was a cheap shot...

Lead with his head. He tried to block w his shoulder .... ?

Dumb or not you do not go back and shout at an unconscious man.

The only issue I have with TJ, is his after the game interview. He could have let it go..

It shows a level of ignorance to still have no clue when the guy was carried off in a stretcher especially considering it was in this season that he watched a team mate go through the same thing.

So all of the people bring up AH as an example are in agreement that he should receive a 5 game suspension then correct? Yeah I thought not.

[Texan_Bill]

Originally Posted by Blazing Arrow

Pretty sad comment right there. Lost a little respect for you. No one deserves to be hurt that plays a game. Green was in the center of a blown play with players all over the place. He had no position to make a block so he went down. It was a legal shot. You sound like a pats fan.



Lead with his head. He tried to block w his shoulder .... ?

Dumb or not you do not go back and shout at an unconscious man.




It shows a level of ignorance to still have no clue when the guy was carried off in a stretcher especially considering it was in this season that he watched a team mate go through the same thing.

So all of the people bring up AH as an example are in agreement that he should receive a 5 game suspension then correct? Yeah I thought not.

Don't really care. If you are condoning a person doing something that can end another man's livelihood - than the feelings of lost respect are mutual..


Trent Green is the victim here. BUT not Travis Johnson's victim. He is a victim of his OWN stupidity. As someone has already said, "Karma is a *****!"
I am really pretty pissed that TJ is the one being villified, when Green is the cheap shot artist...

[Blazing Arrow]

Originally Posted by Hervoyel

Yeah, you should learn to tell the difference between slow motion and real time. Travis Johnson walked by him, except in clips like that where they chose to slow him to a crawl above Trent Green to prove their point.

Yes when I am walking back to the sideline I break stride pushing my feet together then gain take a stride. Not only that but you can clearly see Danny Clark move towards him to tell him to move on. At least Clark can use some common sense.

[Leahmic223]

Its funny how all the EX NFL players completely understand where TJ is coming from.

[Brando]

Originally Posted by Leahmic223

Its funny how all the EX NFL players completely understand where TJ is coming from.

Exactly.

[Blazing Arrow]

Originally Posted by Texan_Bill

Don't really care. If you are condoning a person doing something that can end another man's livelihood - than the feelings of lost respect are mutual..

Do you honesly believe that Green was attempting to injure? I guess anything that props up a Texans player, they can do no wrong ....

Trent Green is the victim here. BUT not Travis Johnson's victim. He is a victim of his OWN stupidity. As someone has already said, "Karma is a *****!"
I am really pretty pissed that TJ is the one being villified, when Green is the cheap shot artist...

Was it or was it not a legal hit?

[Brando]

Originally Posted by Blazing Arrow

Yes when I am walking back to the sideline I break stride pushing my feet together then gain take a stride. Not only that but you can clearly see Danny Clark move towards him to tell him to move on. At least Clark can use some common sense.

Back to the topic of the thread before you hijacked it.


Pac-man has no common sense.............

[Hervoyel]

Originally Posted by Blazing Arrow

Yes when I am walking back to the sideline I break stride pushing my feet together then gain take a stride. Not only that but you can clearly see Danny Clark move towards him to tell him to move on. At least Clark can use some common sense.

Between 3 and 4 seconds from the moment he spots Green to the moment he walks past him. That's an amazingly short period of time to cover that distance and still have enough time to "stand over him".

I'm also duly impressed with your ability to read Danny Clarks lips from a youtube video. For all you know Danny Clark told him that coach Kubiak had cookies on the sideline and he'd better hurry up and get some before they were all gone.

Clark probably told him that Green was really hurt and to drop it but then Clark didn't end the play on his head upside down so he knew enough to do that. Johnson got up and found out four seconds later.

Whatever. I never understood trolls anyway.

[Blazing Arrow]

TexansLucky13

At least be man enough to argue against my point in the forum. First this is a rival talk forum so down rep'ing makes no sense and you have not really proven a point accept in your own mind.

[Texan_Bill]

Originally Posted by Blazing Arrow

Do you honesly believe that Green was attempting to injure? I guess anything that props up a Texans player, they can do no wrong ....




Was it or was it not a legal hit?

The guy is a 37 year old QB.... He's been playing the game for 30 years... QB's know the importance of knees. Intent to injure has nothing to do with it. Intending to clip somebody at the knees is the issue. .

[Blazing Arrow]

Originally Posted by Hervoyel

I'm also duly impressed with your ability to read Danny Clarks lips from a youtube video. For all you know Danny Clark told him that coach Kubiak had cookies on the sideline and he'd better hurry up and get some before they were all gone.

Clark probably told him that Green was really hurt and to drop it but then Clark didn't end the play on his head upside down so he knew enough to do that. Johnson got up and found out four seconds later.

The pushing on his back towards the sidelines while he was looking down and pointing angrily
down at Greens lifeless body. If it walk talks and acts like a duck ....

Whatever. I never understood trolls anyway.

I never understand lemmings on a board either.

[Blazing Arrow]

Originally Posted by Texan_Bill

The guy is a 37 year old QB.... He's been playing the game for 30 years... QB's know the importance of knees. Intent to injure has nothing to do with it. Intending to clip somebody at the knees is the issue. .

I'll repeat:

Was it or was it not a legal hit?

[Texan_Bill]

Originally Posted by Blazing Arrow

I'll repeat:

Was it or was it not a legal hit?

So is tackling someone by their hair, but you don't see it....

[Blazing Arrow]

Originally Posted by Texan_Bill

So is tackling someone by their hair, but you don't see it....

Most players on O do not wear long hair for that exact reason. I believe it was edge who originally complained about the hair tackle and the league upheld it was legit.

[Htownsportsfan]

Originally Posted by Hoth-Boy

http://sports.espn.go.com/nfl/news/story?id=3053100



Good ol' Pac-Man. Always good for a laugh.

I love it when peoiple speak to the media who have no idea what they are saying.

I did pretty much everything Mr. Goodell asked me to do.

Pretty much? What an A-hole!

[Double Barrel]

Originally Posted by Blazing Arrow

At least he does not stand over an unconscious man and taunt him.

This is a classic straw man argument.

As trolls go, you do a mighty fine job of diverting attention away from the point of the thread. There is no connection between Travis Johnson's situation and Pacman Jones, other than your successful creation of the infamous straw man diversion.

There is a multi-page thread in the main football forum about the Johnson/Green play. If this diversion were anywhere but the troll sub-forum, I'd snip the subject and place it in the proper place.

But nothing changes the fact that Pacman is a thug and should be treated as such by the NFL commish. Put sprinkles on a turd and it still smells like poop. Pacman did not change his flawed character overnight. I have little doubt the commish knows this, as well.

[JDizzle]

I'm not sure what TJ said to Green while he was on the ground but I'm sure it wasn't anything like "LET'S SMOKE THIS FOOL!"

[Blazing Arrow]

I did not feel the need to start another thread about Johnson. I could if you like?

The issue is if I bring up my opinion on the matter in your main forum I have no chance to post. I'll get down rep'ed because my opinion differs and get a barage of non-sense posts where I have to link back to my original thoughts just to make one of the homers actually read it.

Last time it happened when I agreed to stay out of it ....

http://texanstalk.com/forums/showthr...848#post695848

Down rep'ed by "Texan Chick" for insigating ....

[YellerLotYeller]

Would it have been okay for TJ to bite Green's ankle?

[Blazing Arrow]

Originally Posted by YellerLotYeller

Would it have been okay for TJ to bite Green's ankle?

Funny that is not in the police report at all and later test on the accused bit mark revealed no DNA match and no teeth match. Assuming the reason you mentioned this was to dog on Pacman.