JMC00

Can't say that i'm shocked with it being Goodell's NFL.

http://espn.go.com/blog/boston/new-e...-for-roughness

JackBauer

No Fun League

Keyser Söze

what the **** did they want him to do? Let Doucet go by?

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PATRIOTSFANINPA

Talk about adding insult to inury

PatriotDynasty_12

What a joke. NFL has definitely gone downhill since the Dictator took over

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ForThoseAboutToRock

Anyone have a gif, video or screen shot of the hit? I'm trying to remember which it was.

I know Mayo has absolutely demolished a couple of guys this year, both without using his helmet - so I figured they were good clean hits that could stand as examples of how to be very physical while also lowering the risk of concussions.

upstater1

The Gregory fine was a total joke. Yes he hit him out of bounds but the guy was running for extra yards. He got a penalty. That's where it ends.

KontradictioN

There's no such thing as a good, clean, hard hit in the Goodell era. Next these players are going to be putting on pink tu-tu's and performing The Nutcracker on the field.

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CREDIT - Sicilian

BradyFTW!

Just rewatched the play, and I'm glad that it wasn't called a penalty, because I dunno what else they'd have Mayo do. He hit a receiver who left his feet coming across the middle of the field. Apparently Goodell would rather that he either let Doucet pass by or cuddle him gently to the ground.

Catch being made:



Mayo immediately hits him:



Follow-through:



Doucet went down pretty hard:



But gets back up pretty much immediately:

Deus Irae

Players are now getting fined for legal hits.

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