Saints Defense maintained a Bounty Program

[DomePatrol]

I wonder how many people actually collected on these "bounties" considering our D was never amazing for those years.

 

[PEYMAN18]

Wat.

You didn't answer my question. Please explain to me how I am trying to intentionally hurt someone if I am hitting them as hard as I can legally. Isn't that what we encourage football players to do? Hit hard but clean?

We encourage them to hit hard but clean.

Gregg Williams encourage them to hit hard and hurt the opposing players.

If you are getting paid to do something like injuring other players, of course your going to hit harder to try to knock the player out of the game. Legal hit or non legal hit.

 

[EmpireWF]

I wonder how many people actually collected on these "bounties" considering our D was never amazing for those years.

Yeah, I guess the Super Bowl Champions' defense was the drizzling shits.

 

[Tailback U]

Purposely blocking the qb hard after a pick. Hitting near the neck/head area when a player is clearly down. There are more than a few ways to have a dirty hit/play be a legal one.

Lol @ purposely blocking the qb hard. Have you guys ever played football? Should they have blocked him softly? Have you lost your cock and balls?

Hitting near the head/neck when a player is clearly down is illegal.

I would love to see your few ways of a dirty hit that is legal.

Is a crack back block now dirty? Are we not allowed to let receivers in motion blind side DEnds anymore too?

 

[PEYMAN18]

http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2012/03/02/dungy-titans-had-a-bounty-on-peyton-manning/related/


Oh shit...

Gregg Williams is def getting kicked out of the NFL.

 

[Houston]

I'm placing a $100 bounty on Tailback U.

 

[Tailback U]

COME AT ME BRO

 

[Warner2BruceTD]

Lol @ purposely blocking the qb hard. Have you guys ever played football? Should they have blocked him softly? Have you lost your cock and balls?

Hitting near the head/neck when a player is clearly down is illegal.

I would love to see your few ways of a dirty hit that is legal.

Is a crack back block now dirty? Are we not allowed to let receivers in motion blind side DEnds anymore too?

He's talking about those plays where a defensive player purposely seeks out the QB after an interception for a "legal" but totally cheap shot. We've all seen it, and it's bush league and dirty.

Anyway, you and bucky need to stop. There is no way to defend this. Paying players to injure opponents is not only unethical, but also breaks about a million league rules (starting with these under the table payments skirting the salary cap rules), and it's probably flat out illegal to boot.

In short, if you condone this, you're a moron.

 

[Warner2BruceTD]

Gregg Williams is a creep. What a disgusting human being.

 

[DomePatrol]

Yeah, I guess the Super Bowl Champions' defense was the drizzling shits.

Well considering we were 25th in passing 21st in rushing and 20th in scoring I would say they weren't amazing. They had turnovers on their side which is the only stat that stands out. Yeah they got the Super Bowl which is what does count but saying championship defense isn't quite the case. Tampa bay and the Ravens were championship defenses.

 

[Colts44]

Lol @ purposely blocking the qb hard. Have you guys ever played football? Should they have blocked him softly? Have you lost your cock and balls?

Hitting near the head/neck when a player is clearly down is illegal.

I would love to see your few ways of a dirty hit that is legal.

Is a crack back block now dirty? Are we not allowed to let receivers in motion blind side DEnds anymore too?

Searching the qb or any player out and blocking them high is a dirty play if you're targeting them and they have no bearing on the play. If you don't think there are gray areas that players take advantage of to hurt players, I don't know what to say. Anyone who played more than a bit of football should know that.

 

[Warner2BruceTD]

Gregg Williams is a creep. What a disgusting human being.

Oh, and fuck Sean Payton, Jeff Fisher, and any other head coach that let Williams do this with their players, too.

 

[NAHSTE]

TBU not getting the difference between a clean hit and a cheap shot ... :lol:

 

[nwfisch]

TBU not getting the difference between a clean hit and a cheap shot ... :lol:

I wouldn't call $1000 cheap :beachy:

 

[steeljake]

Searching the qb or any player out and blocking them high is a dirty play if you're targeting them and they have no bearing on the play. If you don't think there are gray areas that players take advantage of to hurt players, I don't know what to say. Anyone who played more than a bit of football should know that.

warren sapp disagrees...

 

[Tailback U]

Searching the qb or any player out and blocking them high is a dirty play if you're targeting them and they have no bearing on the play. If you don't think there are gray areas that players take advantage of to hurt players, I don't know what to say. Anyone who played more than a bit of football should know that.

I completely disagree.

When I was a kid, playing pop warner, the first thing we were taught is to block the guy who committed the turnover first.

If the guy that fumbles is the RB, then he is going to get hit. If the guy that throws the pick is the QB, then he is going to hit.

Never, in my entire life of playing football up until college, were we ever taught to block anybody at half speed.

I've literally played against girls in high school. And I went as hard at them as I did anyone else. If they are trying to tackle my teammate to prevent him from scoring, then they are going to hit, and they are going to hit as hard as I can possibly hit them.

This is football. This is how it's always been. This is what you sign up for when you put on the pads, and especially when you are playing professionally and your job is on the line every single play.

I don't care if you're Kurt Warner or Mother Theresa, if you get on that football field you will get the shit knocked out of you and nobody is going to take it easy on you just because you're a quarterback or a woman or a pussy like some of you.

You guys were obviously taught different and played football a different way than I did. There were no friends on the football fields that I played on. We were out to knock the shit out of every single person on the opposing team. Never cheap or dirty, if that dude's head isn't on a swivel and he doesn't see me then that sucks for him but it's not my job to let him know I'm coming to wreck his shit.

That's all I have to say about this. You can call these guys cheap or dirty, I call them football players. If the refs don't throw a flag, it is legal and within the rules, and that is all that matters to me.

 

[Warner2BruceTD]

I completely disagree.

When I was a kid, playing pop warner, the first thing we were taught is to block the guy who committed the turnover first.

If the guy that fumbles is the RB, then he is going to get hit. If the guy that throws the pick is the QB, then he is going to hit.

Never, in my entire life of playing football up until college, were we ever taught to block anybody at half speed.

I've literally played against girls in high school. And I went as hard at them as I did anyone else. If they are trying to tackle my teammate to prevent him from scoring, then they are going to hit, and they are going to hit as hard as I can possibly hit them.

This is football. This is how it's always been. This is what you sign up for when you put on the pads, espeically when you sign that million dollar contract and you are playing for your livelihood.

I don't care if you're Kurt Warner or Mother Theresa, if you get on that football field you will get the shit knocked out of you and nobody is going to take it easy on you just because you're a quarterback or a woman or a pussy like some of you.

You guys were obviously taught different and played football a different way than I did. There were no friends on the football fields that I played on. We were out to kill and murder every single person on the opposing team. Never cheap or dirty, if that dude's head isn't on a swivel and he doesn't see me then that sucks for him but it's not my job to let him know I'm coming to wreck his shit.

That's all I have to say about this. You can call these guys cheap or dirty, I call them football players. If the refs don't throw a flag, it is legal and within the rules, and that is all that matters to me.

Were you gym class hero guy?

Did you spike the ball in the girls faces in volleyball, then say "Yeah! What up cunt! You're eating Spalding if you're on my court!"

 

[Tailback U]

Were you gym class hero guy?

Did you spike the ball in the girls faces in volleyball, then say "Yeah! What up cunt! You're eating Spalding if you're on my court!"

I didn't play volleyball, I was too busy knocking quarterbacks and chicks out on the football field for that pussy ass shit. Obviously you know nothing about that.

And who are you? The guy who complains about the pussification of football except for when his beloved Kurt Warner is the victim?

 

[Warner2BruceTD]

I didn't play volleyball, I was too busy knocking quarterbacks and chicks out on the football field for that pussy ass shit.

And who are you? The guy who complains about the pussification of football except for when his beloved Kurt Warner is the victim?

Actually, I have never complained about the "pussification" of football, because I understand common sense, don't like to see people maimed, and totally get where the league is coming from 90% of the time.

There is such a thing as cheap "legal" hits. Just because it's legal does not make it clean. There is no reason to blast a guy who is 50 yards away from a play, just because you can, or because "that pussy wasnt looking! ha!"

While your coaches were teaching you how to KILL AND MURDER the opponents, mine were teaching me about respect and sportsmanship.

Was Gregg Williams your HS coach?

 

[ThomasTomasz]

The big deal is they are INTENTIONALLY hurting players.

Nothing wrong with a big legal hit.

Also Gregg Williams apparently did this shit in Washington when he was the D.C according to NFL. Wouldn't be suprised if he gets the boot from the NFL.

I don't remember that in Washington, and I also find it hard to believe that Joe Gibbs would go along with it either.