Mac accused of hitting Sauce in the junk!

[Patsgofor4]

Really just a gentle ball fondle as is common among distinguished gentlemen.

Ha. It’s how gentleman greet each other in The Grotto.

 

[Triumph]

So easy to trigger lololol

Macs way of saying hello.

Hello to you.

 

[aluminum seats]

 

[Triumph]

Amazing how divided this group is. I played 17 years of hockey, several years of baseball, football, a bit of basketball, soccer for a couple years.

I have zero history of having my penis and balls grabbed, punched, caressed, or fondled like half of you seem to think is so common.

Thats why if there is concrete proof that it happened, then Corky is a dead man walking.

The Pats players wont defend him either.

 

[Rob0729]

This article talks about how common it is for players to grab or hit other player’s junk at the bottom of the pile that Trey Flowers actually has a method to stop other players to screw with his manhood.

“Grabbing places that you shouldn’t be grabbing,” quarterback Brian Hoyer said. “That probably sums it up.”

Defensive end Trey Flowers added, “I’d seen someone try to gouge somebody’s eye. Yeah, they pulled their helmet back. Or squeeze some stuff.

“It can be pretty dirty. It’s one ball and whoever can come out with it, especially when the referee doesn’t know who really has it yet. When you’re down at the bottom, you’ve got to do what you can to either keep it or take it away.”

There are no rules at the bottom of an NFL pile. So what happens down there?

While the NFL has over-enforced various safety measures, there’s still no way for the whistleblowers to curb the riffraff at the bottom of the pile.

theathletic.com

 

[sb1]

Macs way of saying hello.

Hello to you.

Yup. Still so triggered. Way too easy lolololol.

 

[Triumph]

Yup. Still so triggered. Way too easy lolololol.

Mac says hello with both hands.

 

[Patsgofor4]

I was thinking about that skit. Hilarious.

 

[Patsgofor4]

One thing is for certain. It wasn’t nearly as douchey as this move by an obscure NFL quarterback.

 

[sb1]

Mac says hello with both hands.

Mac Jones is such a great QB and he is the future. Imagine actually thinking your boy Zappy smurf is better lololololololol.

Now cmon get mad and stay triggered. Had no idea it was this easy and this fun to read! Wish I had known before!

 

[Ross12]

I’ve seen every video on this and I still can’t see any clear evidence that a hand touched a genital. All I’ve seen is that Mac’s hand appears to make contact for a moment with somewhere in the abdominal area of Gardner. It’s unclear if he actually touches anywhere inappropriate, or somewhere else entirely, since the angle prevents us from seeing so. However, even if you give Gardner the benefit of the doubt that he was touched, what was can see is that there was zero force involved. It was a brief and gentle tap, like one would tap someone else on the shoulder. Claims of “icing up” and being “prevented from having kids in the future are insanity”. Gardner is either being a faker baby or has legitimately never had his penis touched before, not even by himself, and just got really scared by the sensation of contact.

 

[Huckleberry1]

You like the reach around dont you.

You be projecting a whole lot a gay stuff Triump. Kind of like you be obsessed with it.

 

[Huckleberry1]

You like the reach around dont you.

Why does it sound like you have said that before?

 

[cmasspatsfan]

Deossie was talking about the bottom of the piles when a fumble occurred, one guy squeezed his nuts real hard so he would let go of the ball he recovered. He didn't but that **** happens once in a while.

 

[Brick27]

Mac should have done this to Mosley after his thug move after the whistle.

 

[Jlaff]

This article talks about how common it is for players to grab or hit other player’s junk at the bottom of the pile that Trey Flowers actually has a method to stop other players to screw with his manhood.

“Grabbing places that you shouldn’t be grabbing,” quarterback Brian Hoyer said. “That probably sums it up.”

Defensive end Trey Flowers added, “I’d seen someone try to gouge somebody’s eye. Yeah, they pulled their helmet back. Or squeeze some stuff.

“It can be pretty dirty. It’s one ball and whoever can come out with it, especially when the referee doesn’t know who really has it yet. When you’re down at the bottom, you’ve got to do what you can to either keep it or take it away.”

There are no rules at the bottom of an NFL pile. So what happens down there?

While the NFL has over-enforced various safety measures, there’s still no way for the whistleblowers to curb the riffraff at the bottom of the pile.

theathletic.com

Good Lord, I knew the Mac apologists would come out in full defense of grabbing another man's balls.

 

[Rob0729]

Good Lord, I knew the Mac apologists would come out in full defense of grabbing another man's balls.

Are you thinking about my private parts again? I like you, but not in that way. Can’t we just be friends?

 

[cmasspatsfan]

Good Lord, I knew the Mac apologists would come out in full defense of grabbing another man's balls.

I'm not saying it's right IF Mac did it just that it happens more than we know. If he did it, he should get fined. I don't think it's ever alright to hit someone in the nuts.

 

[RodThePat]

I just don't get the people who thought an NFL player would just make up something like that out of thin air while specifically naming a culprit.

 

[Rob0729]

I'm not saying it's right IF Mac did it just that it happens more than we know. If he did it, he should get fined. I don't think it's ever alright to hit someone in the nuts.

Yeah, I agree. It not in common for players to play dirty when they think they can get away with it.

It isn’t smart for a QB to play dirty with defenders because they might get revenge and a QB usually in unfair disadvantage vs a defensive player. It ain’t a 300lb o-line vs a 300lb d-lineman. A QB is a sitting duck if a defensive player wants to take a cheap shot.

That said. I watched the video and I didn’t see any overt ball hit. But the angle of the video makes it hard to see what Jones did or didn’t do.