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Message: <blockquote data-quote="herald" data-source="post: 493980" data-attributes="member: 1112">What a crock, the ball was no where near his face. There are rules about getting your hands anywhere near the face of a quarterback and Green Bay was lucky they didn't get called on it. to prevent gouging Johnson's eye all he had to do was close his hands one he was that close. And as far as "running through 280 pound monsters", that's what training is for. NFL players are paid to break through the offensive line. All any defensive player has to do is get his hands on top of the face mask. It's that simple. But hey, never mind that, how about the cheep hits on Simion Rice or that late hit out of bounds Green Bay racked up. I don't hear Gruden calling up Green Bay saying they are going to get revenge for those plays. Just about every other team in the NFL has had one player or another hime in on this and they have all said to the effect "To bad he got hurt, but this is how it is in the NFL. It's a physical game and people have to deal with it.Green Bay proved beyond a shadow of a doubt that thier coaching staff are nothing than spoiled children. When Beightol called Monte Kiffin to threaten Sapp with chop blocks, you have to wonder just wonder how someone with that mindset gets to be in the NFL. What did ne expect Kiffin to do, challenge him to a dual, race him for pink slips, engage in street rumble? In the end Paul Tagliabue has to act like a den mother and silence everyone over Beightol's threats. Sad, very sad.</blockquote>

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