PATSYLICIOUS

Okay, if Light is suspended for what he did, can he appeal it so he'll be available for the Pittsburgh game?

Michael

It was his "wildcat" offense.

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sarge

He is definately getting suspended.

I just hope it is for only one game, and that he is able to apeal as you suggested and make the Pitt game!

hambone1818

I asked this same question in the game thread. It's not 'will he get suspended'--I think it's a pretty cut and dried case, he will be. The question is can he appeal the suspension, let it drag out a bit like they do in baseball, and drop the appeal (and serve the suspension) after next weeks game?

I'm pretty sure the answer is 'no' (i.e. he'll be out next week--and possibly more depending on the severity of the suspension--whether he appeals or not), but I'd like to hear from someone who knows for sure.

PATSYLICIOUS

I'm trying to read up on the Deuce Mccallister situation because I remember him delaying his suspension.


'Update: A decision from the NFL regarding McAllister’s appeal for testing positive for a banned substance is not expected until next week at the earliest, the Times-Picayune reports.

Recommendation: The upshot of this information is that it looks like McAllister will be available for the team’s Monday night game against the Packers. However, with Pierre Thomas stealing a significant number of McAllister’s touches and Reggie Bush likely to return from a knee injury, fantasy owners should temper their expectations of McAllister even if he plays.'

Looks like an appeal would take at least a week.

Deus Irae

Not every fighting incident, even this year, has led to suspension. I believe Wilfork threw a punch, for example.

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hambone1818

Two things: regarding Deuce, that was not an on-field incident, though. I would imagine there are different rules regarding an on-field incident and a positive substance test.

Regarding a possible suspension, I really don't see any way Light doesn't get suspended. What Crowder did might raise a few eyebrows but it wasn't anything out of the ordinary in an NFL game. What Light did happens about 3-4 times a season and they're all dealt with harshly. The NFL hates--with a passion--the 'extracurricular' stuff, and throwing 4-5 punches and pulling a players hair is about as bad as it gets.

dalero

How many games do you figure he'll get?

363839

Anybody got a video of this?

wistahpatsfan

I think one. Two if he had started it.