Pacman Jones voices anger in Video:

[Joey007]

It just gets crazier and crazier..

 

[Tunescribe]

How big a fine will THAT draw?

 

[Joey007]

How big a fine will THAT draw?

NFL: "Free thinker!!!"

 

[ViperGTS]

How big a fine will THAT draw?

Well he is right. What was JOEY Porter doing on the field?

Eta: Nevermind. Even if he was Pacman is a moron.

 

[Joey007]

Well he is right. What was JOEY Porter doing on the field?

Eta: Nevermind. Even if he was Pacman is a moron.

Both are notorious morons.

Damn you, Joey Porter.

 

[glm]

Ted Wells will be investigating #Portergate and will have his report done by training camp

 

[1960Pats]

The NYJFL is out of control on and off the field.

Troy Vincent's playoff warning really straightened things out eh?

 

[Joker]

The Pats just lost three more draft picks for being "generally aware" that Burfict and PacMan are morons

 

[Rob0729]

I am still trying to understand how Joey Porter on the field excuses Pacman from hitting a ref while he was trying to hit Porter.

And it was an injury time out. I don't think it is a penalty for a coach to be on the field in that situation. You see head coaches go on the field all the time when one of their players are down on the field.

 

[Foxyboro]

I will say this. The bengals did self destruct and deserved to lose, but they absolutely have a right to be pissed about the Joey porter thing.

No, porter wasn't on the field to check on antonio brown, anyone saying that is delusional. It is obvious that Joey porter, a defensive coach, was on that field to provoke bengals. Knowing the hatred between these two organizations, the NFL completely lost control of this game. If they put half of the effort they put into deflategate into this game, it would have been far leSs out of control

 

[scott99]

What a moron. Hope he gets fined and suspended. That ******* shouldn't even be in the league. What an idiot.

 

[Foxyboro]

I am still trying to understand how Joey Porter on the field excuses Pacman from hitting a ref while he was trying to hit Porter.

And it was an injury time out. I don't think it is a penalty for a coach to be on the field in that situation.

He's a coach. He was obviously there to provoke the bengals. I'm not letting the bengals off the hook, but Joey porter should be catching a lot more heat for this.

Given what happened in last time they played each other a month ago, where there was a full on brawl before the game, everyone knew the tensions were high. My point is it's obvious what porter was trying to do, and he should be at least fined for it

 

[Patsrock]

I am still trying to understand how Joey Porter on the field excuses Pacman from hitting a ref while he was trying to hit Porter.

And it was an injury time out. I don't think it is a penalty for a coach to be on the field in that situation. You see head coaches go on the field all the time when one of their players are down on the field.

Only medical staff and head coaches can be on the field at any time during the game. Should have been a 15 yard penalty on the bench the moment he was on the field.

 

[Rob0729]

I will say this. The bengals did self destruct and deserved to lose, but they absolutely have a right to be pissed about the Joey porter thing.

No, porter wasn't on the field to check on antonio brown, anyone saying that is delusional. It is obvious that Joey porter, a defensive coach, was on that field to provoke bengals. Knowing the hatred between these two organizations, the NFL completely lost control of this game. If they put half of the effort they put into deflategate into this game, it would have been far leSs out of control

It doesn't matter if Porter was checking on Brown or not. If it is legal for a coach to go on the field during an injury timeout to check on an injured player, there is no way to determine intent for why a coach went on the field and what Porter did was legal.

 

[Rob0729]

Only medical staff and head coaches can be on the field at any time during the game. Should have been a 15 yard penalty on the bench the moment he was on the field.

Is there a rule that says that? I don't think there is. We see assistants on the field all the time during called time outs. I have seen McDaniels on the field talking with Brady almost every game. Maybe it is close to the sidelines, but it is clearly on the field.

I have never heard of such a rule.

 

[Rob0729]

He's a coach. He was obviously there to provoke the bengals. I'm not letting the bengals off the hook, but Joey porter should be catching a lot more heat for this.

Given what happened in last time they played each other a month ago, where there was a full on brawl before the game, everyone knew the tensions were high. My point is it's obvious what porter was trying to do, and he should be at least fined for it

Maybe what he did is wrong, but I don't think it broke a rule. What Pacman did clearly did.

 

[fair catch fryar]

Gawd, I wish the Bengals would've pulled that out and we were playing them. They would've been a train-wreck coming into Foxborough.

 

[Delicate Genius]

My favourite part is it's two videos put together. First he forgets Porter's name and then when he re-recorded it he called him "Jerry".

 

[QuantumMechanic]

Only medical staff and head coaches can be on the field at any time during the game. Should have been a 15 yard penalty on the bench the moment he was on the field.

So the gatorade and cleat-scraping guys are "medical staff and head coaches" now?

 

[Foxyboro]

It doesn't matter if Porter was checking on Brown or not. If it is legal for a coach to go on the field during an injury timeout to check on an injured player, there is no way to determine intent for why a coach went on the field and what Porter did was legal.

1. It's not legal I believe. Only medical staffs and head coaches can be on the field

2. It is obvious to determine his intent. Watch the sequence again. He's not out there near brown checking on him. He's going up to a group of bengals defenders and talking sh*t to them, trying to provoke them into retaliation, and it worked