PLAYERS:
Kurt Warner,
Bobby McCray,
Gregg Williams,
James Harrison,
Terry Bradshaw,
Phil Taylor,
Ben Roethlisberger,
Colt McCoy
TEAMS: Philadelphia Eagles, Pittsburgh Steelers, Cleveland Browns
TEAMS: Philadelphia Eagles, Pittsburgh Steelers, Cleveland Browns
To me, morality is fine, but fake morality isn’t.
I’d be lying to all of you if I proclaimed that the bounties that are being reported for knocking players out of NFL games is shocking or even all that bothersome. In fact, it is so unsurprising that I am a little bit shocked it has come up and become an actual issue to the extent that it is the last few days. Is it wrong? Yeah. Of course it is. I hate to see guys get knocked out of games. Ultimately it just doesn’t seem like something that was causing big, bad defensive players to do anything that they wouldn’t have been trying to do anyway.
The hit on Kurt Warner by Bobby McCray does in fact look worse once you find out about the bounty program allegedly in place at the time. It does seem a bit dirtier knowing that McCray might have gained financially from the hit. Does it really matter that he got paid though? It was a vicious hit regardless and the real problem in my mind were the rules and the way that Gregg Williams was coachin...
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