Ray Rice inside elevator punch video released.

[Sedatedfork]

Harbaugh may bounce to Michigan this offseason when Brady Hoke gets canned.

I really don't see Harbaugh departing to college. His brother has won a superbowl, he has not. Now Carroll has won one. Going back to college without winning a superbowl does not seem like his style.

 

[RoyToy]

I was waiting for someone to catch that.

But let's be honest here. RT's shots are filled with bias and are not factual. They're emotional. There's a lot of truth in the Seahawks use of drugs.

PEDs and smoking marijuana - pretty harmless. Which players and teams don't use them?

Abusing women - despicable

Ray McDonald left bruises on a pregnant woman. That doesn't seem to be sitting that badly with you, Jim Harbaugh or the 49ers

But drugs! :MARIS61::MARIS61::MARIS61:

 

[BLAZINGGIANTS]

I think he is a good coach, but he is wearing out his welcome in SF -- or maybe they just don't want to pay him. Look at what his predecessors did with essentially the same team. I was surprised Singletary and Nolan didn't work out. Harbaugh's in game tantrums are pretty awesome. His redass moments when talking to the press are also pretty entertaining.

Yeah, I like that he's a fiery dude. I don't mind the tantrums. Sometimes, you have to let things go, though. Like yesterday when he was arguing on the play where Kaep through the interception and he's pleading for the penalty, but he was wrong on the rule. Or the time last year when he challenged on a play that's not challenge-able a time or two (one had to have been intentional).

My worry is he's grinding on the players. Maybe he is, maybe he isn't. And I don't get the reluctance by management to pay the guy, honestly, given what he's done with the team and given that he's been to three straight NFC championships in his first three years. Someone is going to pay him. I think it has more to do with his relationship to Baalke than anything.

 

[BLAZINGGIANTS]

PEDs and smoking marijuana - pretty harmless. Which players and teams don't use them?

Abusing women - despicable

Ray McDonald left bruises on a pregnant woman. That doesn't seem to be sitting that badly with you, Jim Harbaugh or the 49ers

But drugs! :MARIS61::MARIS61::MARIS61:

If we were executing before they were proven innocent or guilty, Marshawn Lynch and a couple other Seahawks would have already been executed.

The accusations are disturbing. No doubt. Very good stretch at putting incorrect words in my mouth, though. We have a system for a reason. I know you don't understand that.

But I do like your rationalization for drug use. I mean, if everyone is killing people, it's okay right?

 

[cmeese47]

Good for the NFL and Ravens. Classy move.

If Rice was a cop, he'd have shot her 14 times.

Only six and she would have robbed a Korean first

 

[RoyToy]

If we were executing before they were proven innocent or guilty, Marshawn Lynch and a couple other Seahawks would have already been executed.

The accusations are disturbing. No doubt. Very good stretch at putting incorrect words in my mouth, though. We have a system for a reason. I know you don't understand that.

Police called to house for domestic dispute, bruises on pregnant woman

Hmm, I wonder what went down

But I do like your rationalization for drug use. I mean, if everyone is killing people, it's okay right?

Well welcome to professional sports where drug use is rampant in all sports.

But trying to equate that to abusing women, or compare the two in any way just shows me how you don't seem to take the McDonald situation seriously at all. There's no comparison between the two.

 

[Sedatedfork]

Brody Logan @BrodyLogan

Harvey Levin from @TMZ told @TonyPerkinsFOX5 they will release news tomorrow that the NFL knew about the Ray Rice video & turned a blind eye

http://deadspin.com/someone-is-lying-about-whether-the-nfl-saw-the-ray-rice-1631901404

There are three possible explanations here. The first is that every single reporter who said the NFL had seen the video was lying. This seems unlikely, since they were all telling the same lie, both for public consumption and in their off-the-record talks with us.

The second is that the NFL was lying to all of the top football reporters back then about having seen the video, in some attempt to smear Janay Palmer.

The third is that the NFL is lying now about not having seen the video—that league officials saw what everyone has now seen, for whatever reason actually found it exculpatory, and are now making false claims to protect the league's image. This interpretation is supported by an employee of the Revel, the Atlantic City casino where the fight took place. He tells TMZ that the NFL saw the footage before disciplining Rice.

TMZ says former hotel employee confirms that NFL watched video before suspension. http://www.tmz.com/2014/09/08/ray-rice-elevator-knockout-fiancee-takes-crushing-punch-video/

An employee of the hotel -- which just shut down for good -- tells TMZ Sports he was working there at the time and says the NFL saw the elevator footage before imposing the 2-game suspension.

 

[RoyToy]

Such a hatred for the Seahawks that instead of deal with the situation, immediately deflects and brings up failed drug tests as if that is supposed to make McDonald, Harbaugh or the 49ers look any better.

 

[BLAZINGGIANTS]

Police called to house for domestic dispute, bruises on pregnant woman

Hmm, I wonder what went down



Well welcome to professional sports where drug use is rampant in all sports.

But trying to equate that to abusing women, or compare the two in any way just shows me how you don't seem to take the McDonald situation seriously at all. There's no comparison between the two.

I don't know the whole situation, and neither do you. The difference is I don't presume to know. That's why I like to let things run their course.

Again, if don't wait for the facts to come out, guys like Lynch would have been punished. There's a reason there's a system in place, rather than immediate action/retribution. I see where your moral compass is, though. #blurredlines

 

[BLAZINGGIANTS]

Such a hatred for the Seahawks that instead of deal with the situation, immediately deflects and brings up failed drug tests as if that is supposed to make McDonald, Harbaugh or the 49ers look any better.

LOL. Ain't no hatred coming from my side. I think you should step away from the mirror.

Not deflecting at all. Trying to explain how the system is supposed to work. It's clear you are not aware of this.

 

[RoyToy]

I don't know the whole situation, and neither do you. The difference is I don't presume to know. That's why I like to let things run their course.

The difference is you're a 49ers fan, lol

Again, if don't wait for the facts to come out, guys like Lynch would have been punished. There's a reason there's a system in place, rather than immediate action/retribution. I see where your moral compass is, though. #blurredlines

Lol at the Lynch case. It was a totally bogus claim. He didn't set one foot in jail or get a nice mugshot taken like McDonald did. The Lynch thing was over in a week because it was completely bogus.

Not the case with McDonald. He definitely looks guilty as fuck. Claim due process all you want, but you're also a 49ers fan.

Any reasonable person can look at what happen and come to the conclusion he left marks on his pregnant wife.

 

[BLAZINGGIANTS]

http://www.nydailynews.com/entertainment/tv/fox-friends-hosts-joke-ray-rice-video-article-1.1932742

“I think the message is, take the stairs,”

Yeah, I don't see this going over very well.

 

[RoyToy]

LOL. Ain't no hatred coming from my side. I think you should step away from the mirror.

Not deflecting at all. Trying to explain how the system is supposed to work. It's clear you are not aware of this.

Oh the Seahawks definitely bother you. I get it.

 

[BLAZINGGIANTS]

The difference is you're a 49ers fan, lol



Lol at the Lynch case. It was a totally bogus claim. He didn't set one foot in jail or get a nice mugshot taken like McDonald did. The Lynch thing was over in a week because it was completely bogus.

Not the case with McDonald. He definitely looks guilty as fuck. Claim due process all you want, but you're also a 49ers fan.

Any reasonable person can look at what happen and come to the conclusion he left marks on his pregnant wife.

I haven't seen any evidence. It's not about the teams dude. Simple as that. I can't judge. I wasn't there. I saw nothing.

As said earlier, if it's clear that he did something, I hope Harbaugh lives up to his word and kicks him off the team. Simple as that.

 

[BLAZINGGIANTS]

Oh the Seahawks definitely bother you. I get it.

LOL. Haahaha. So much hatred you're making an issue out of something that isn't there.

 

[BlazerDuckSeahawkFan94]

I really don't see Harbaugh departing to college. His brother has won a superbowl, he has not. Now Carroll has won one. Going back to college without winning a superbowl does not seem like his style.

Money wins out. Michigan can/would pay Harbaugh some crazy amount (like 10 mil a year) just because he is proven, a "Michigan Man" and they are tired of being a mediocre at best program. Harbaugh is a better fit for college than the pros IMO.

 

[BLAZINGGIANTS]

Money wins out. Michigan can/would pay Harbaugh some crazy amount (like 10 mil a year) just because he is proven, a "Michigan Man" and they are tired of being a mediocre at best program. Harbaugh is a better fit for college than the pros IMO.

Yeah, Michigan has been trying for years to resurrect their football program. Nothing has worked, but it's sure cost a lot of money. They've been disastrous. Too bad, really. I used to enjoy watching them under Schembechler (I was just getting into college football as a young lad), then Moeller, then Carr. Have the won a conference championship since Lloyd Carr left?

 

[RoyToy]

I haven't seen any evidence. It's not about the teams dude. Simple as that. I can't judge. I wasn't there. I saw nothing.

As said earlier, if it's clear that he did something, I hope Harbaugh lives up to his word and kicks him off the team. Simple as that.

So I guess it's just a coincidence that you brought up the Seattle Seahawks and their off-field issues in this thread

As usual, you can't keep your bullshit straight

 

[RoyToy]

LOL. Haahaha. So much hatred you're making an issue out of something that isn't there.

Deny....deny....deny....

 

[Sedatedfork]

Can I sue the NFL too? I picked up wife beater Rice at the end of the 4th round in my fantasy draft. This blunder by Goodell could cost me several tens of dollars.

 

[BLAZINGGIANTS]

Deny....deny....deny....

LOL. Again, step away from the mirror, FAMS.

Why else would you possibly not want the system to play out? Why would you not want people to gather the facts before acting? Why else would you be calling him guilty without any information? And taking cheap shots at Harbaugh for not treating McDonald as guilty until proven innocent? I can't think of any other reason.

Again, if we acted before we have all the facts, someone like Lynch would have been punished for something that proved to be bogus. Pablo Sandoval (SF Giants) was accused in something and the "facts" that initially came out ended up being completely bogus. How many times have athletes been accused of something that later proved false? If McDonald is guilty (even if there are no charges, if there's real evidence of abuse), I'll be happy to see him go. I'll judge both he and Harbaugh at that time, from the facts that come out and from the response of action from Harbaugh.

Demanding anything else is hasty and ridiculous.

 

[BLAZINGGIANTS]

Can I sue the NFL too? I picked up wife beater Rice at the end of the 4th round in my fantasy draft. This blunder by Goodell could cost me several tens of dollars.

I just picked him up for nothing! It's like a penny stock - nowhere to go but up.

I read that a bunch of people are trying to return their Ray Rice jerseys and gear.

 

[BlazerDuckSeahawkFan94]

Yeah, Michigan has been trying for years to resurrect their football program. Nothing has worked, but it's sure cost a lot of money. They've been disastrous. Too bad, really. I used to enjoy watching them under Schembechler (I was just getting into college football as a young lad), then Moeller, then Carr. Have the won a conference championship since Lloyd Carr left?

I think Hoke won it the year they had shoelace at his best, I may be wrong though. They were in a BCS bowl, I remember that at least.

 

[MARIS61]

Wive of NFL players will soon demand an equal share of that concussion fund.

 

[BLAZINGGIANTS]

So I guess it's just a coincidence that you brought up the Seattle Seahawks and their off-field issues in this thread

As usual, you can't keep your bullshit straight

It's called using examples. Since your post lack common sense and intelligence, I figured I'd use examples to try to explain. Like pictures for those that can't read.

 

[BLAZINGGIANTS]

Deny....deny....deny....

LOL, jibber-jabber and talk random ish because you're just talking to talk at this point. It's clear you don't understand how the system is supposed to work.

I'm pretty sure you have no idea what you're even talking about. It's clear you're hating to hate because you have a hard-on of hat apparently for the Niners. However that works. Kinda like the hard-on of hate for Batum.

 

[SlyPokerDog]

Ray Rice should be BANNED FOR LIFE from the NFL ... not just because he beat the crap out of his then-fiancee ... but because he LIED about it as well ... this according to Senator Marco Rubio.

Rubio [R-Florida] FL] tells TMZ Sports he's outraged by the footage of Rice belting Janay Palmer in the face and says -- "He should be suspended for life. There's no place for someone like that in the National Football League."

Rubio says the fact Rice lied about it -- by contending that it was mutual combat -- makes the situation even worse.

As for his punishment, Rubio couldn't be more clear -- "He has the right to work, but playing in the NFL is a privilege and I think you lose that privilege when you do something like that."

Read more: http://www.tmz.com#ixzz3Cmew4Cjs
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[maxiep]

Ray Rice should be BANNED FOR LIFE from the NFL ... not just because he beat the crap out of his then-fiancee ... but because he LIED about it as well ... this according to Senator Marco Rubio.

Rubio [R-Florida] FL] tells TMZ Sports he's outraged by the footage of Rice belting Janay Palmer in the face and says -- "He should be suspended for life. There's no place for someone like that in the National Football League."

Rubio says the fact Rice lied about it -- by contending that it was mutual combat -- makes the situation even worse.

As for his punishment, Rubio couldn't be more clear -- "He has the right to work, but playing in the NFL is a privilege and I think you lose that privilege when you do something like that."

Read more: http://www.tmz.com#ixzz3Cmew4Cjs
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And the witchhunt continues. Burn him at the stake!

Rubio is out of bounds on this one.

 

[magnifier661]

Dang that girl got smashed smashed saaaaammmmmaaaashed!

 

[BLAZINGGIANTS]

I think Hoke won it the year they had shoelace at his best, I may be wrong though. They were in a BCS bowl, I remember that at least.

Lloyd Carr's 2004 team was the last Conference Champ at Michigan. Just found it online.

The 2006 had a chance to go to the BCS Championship, but lost to Ohio State (in what was being billed as "The Game of the Century") and ended up in the 2007 Rose Bowl, where they lost to USC.