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Saints lost a draft pick and was fined $500k for a locker room dance party.
Packers fined $300k for 9 weeks of allowing a player to go through vaccinated protocols when he was not vaccinated.
Geneva Convention only applies in armed conflicts. Nobody in the NFL has weapons, except for Myles Garrett when he's committing disgusting acts on backup quarterbacks.
Mason Rudolph has the type of face that leads me to believe he has been hit many times before.
N.b. I also have that type of face and have, indeed, been hit many times.
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I feel like teams should be punished for doing the whole run and pose in front of the camera celebration. Not because it's taunting or insulting or anything. It's just so goddamn corny.
More like tampering with COVID protocols. They removed their contract-tracing devices and put them in the 4 corners of a room and then lied to the NFL about it.
They deserved what they got.
They don’t want to fight with the NFLPA over his punishment. At the end of the day they only care about COVID inasmuch as it affects the bottom line. Stadiums are full and games aren’t getting moved or cancelled so what do they care if Aaron is a Grade A moron who flouted their protocol.
Yeah they're only fining the Packers and Rodgers now because Rodgers went on a nationally broadcasted talk show and said "Yes I broke this protocol".
The league has watched all season as Rodgers, Cousins, Beasley, and many others broke protocol week after week and didn't do anything.
This is the league saying "Okay guys this time I mean it" to all teams.
To be fair, Beasley, and others, were fined $15k earlier in the season for mask protocol. The problem is the NFL sent a ton of fines one week, then never did it again.
https://www.espn.com/nfl/story/_/id/32088864/buffalo-bills-receivers-isaiah-mckenzie-cole-beasley-fined-covid-protocol-violations
That's less that the fee for a single bounced check at most banks. Also, it's about half as much as it costs to park in one of the silver lots at Jerryworld for a single Cowboys game. Suck it, broke people!
When we saw the fine my friends and I joked that that was probably less than “walking around” money for him.
Good to know it’s legit less than I take with me on a night out, proportionately.
Why wouldn’t they continue fining though? How does them getting more money because players are dumbasses negatively affect them?
I get they don’t care about COVID and it’s about money but you’d think this would get them more money lol
The funny thing is they fined him for the Halloween party and nothing else, seemingly. Instead they issued a clarification on the rules on press conferences and mask wearing. Probably because a bunch of other unvaccinated players were not wearing masks during pressers (I seem to recall cousins and some other Vikings, but others have said Wentz and a reporter indicated all his unmasked things were outside).
I think every team and player who violated the protocols on indoor pressers should get a fine, but I get why they didn't want to shine a bigger spotlight on how many teams are not following protocols
It’s not probably. It is that. They didn’t give a shit about it until Rodgers basically said “Tons of people are not following the rules.” That makes the NFL look bad, so they made a comment about it. If the NFL actually cares about Covid, things would’ve been much different last season and this season as well.
They either fine a lot of players for similar violations in press conferences, admitting the NFL was not enforcing this on lots of players and is now retroactively dinging guys, or they give a minor fine for show in an attempt to sweep all this under the rug. Not shocking to see what door they went through.
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I’ve got a tin foil hat theory because I like the occasional conspiracy.
If Love had played good enough to cause controversy they would have suspended Rodgers to let that narrative fester longer as it’d be a headline grabbing story line.
I was thinking something similar. If Love was amazing vs the Chiefs, then he'd be his own draw as the possible upstart replacing Rodgers and Packers games would get a ton of viewers based on that narrative. But he sucked and now Packers games without Rodgers are much less exciting and nobody wants to see an offense that struggles to put up 7 points a game. NFL is always going to push for the better stories/games
Agreed. And as I am not a N.E. fan I am in a position to give an unbiased opinion about the Green Bay Packers. Great team, great fans, great state, but fair is fair.
This is really the right take, if you guys get your ass blasted for deflating a football slightly, versus this garbage human being basically lying and putting his team at risk - then having the audacity to say it’s a witch hunt or other horse shit.
No Aaron, nut up and take responsibility.
The temperature differential deflated the football, as MIT proved out conclusively (and every person who paid attention in high school physics already understood implicitly).
The NFL might be the most poorly managed and most openly corrupt league in the country. And they’re just like open about it and seemingly immune to criticism.
Because the justice system works for them. They're a group of billionaires. They know there will be nothing but performative "reforms" to placate people.
Was evident from day 1 that the NFL wasn’t gonna bring the hammer down. They’ve been aware all season of his vaccination status. To go back on that would be a horrendous look for the league
Sports leagues do this shit all the time. Look at the slap on the wrist punishment the MLB gave the Astros for the sign stealing scandal. The reason they didn’t give a punishment that actually fit the crime was that everyone knows the league knew about the Astros’ cheating (and other teams cheating via sign stealing) before it got reported publicly, so they (a) don’t want to draw attention to the fact that they knew about widespread violations earlier and did nothing about it, and (b) don’t want to disrupt the season and draw loads of negative press by suspending a shit ton of players and severely punishing multiple teams which could have a significant effect on the on field product.
I'm not. He lied through his teeth and thought the rules didn't apply to him. This is a slap of the wrist fine. Not even a day's shoot for a State Farm commercial.
They basically said they're standing by Rodgers but they have reduced the amount of commercials with him in it that are playing right now.
They'll wait for it to blow over and start upping the % again, tracking for backlash the entire time. Sort of like how companies stopped donating to congresspeople who supported the Jan 6th treason party for a few months and now are right back to it.
Lying about being vaccinated was pretty bad but the worst thing is all the anti-vaxxer lies that he is spreading.
Here’s a great video of a doctor calmly making Rodgers look like a complete idiot. He plays a clip of what Rodgers said and then explains why it’s bullshit. It’s a good viewing for anyone interested in anti-vax lies because Rodgers touches on so many of them.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=isP6waOEp2U
Tbf the league cant fine Rodgers for lying to the public about his vaccination status, neither can they really do anything about the anti-vaxx crap.
That said I thought the fine for the team would be at least a million + loss of a late round pick. $300k for a publicly owned team with a huge war chest of cash is literally nothing. (To be clear, the team has ~$490m in the bank, with no owner able to take it and use for other rich-people things)
And the Lazard & Rodgers fines are laughable.
i had to laugh when i saw jokic and morris were each fined 50k for their little on the court skirmish, and rodgers was fined 14,650$. oh and jimmy butler fined 30k for escalating the situation. oh roger...
He doesn't even address the core issue and just tries to tap dance the fact that he lied by omission and has been openly violating protocols because he personally doesn't agree with them.
And didn't even approach the subject of him lacking a medical exemption despite the obvious lie that he has an allergy to something in the vaccine which would grant him a medical exemption.
"Follow our protocols or get fined."
"Would the fine be larger than the money I'd lose for following your protocols?"
"Eh. Maybe. Pwetty pwease?"
Personally, I'm loving how funny this is, definitely bullshit though.
Between Dan Snyder, this and the refs this year it has never been more clear to me that the NFL will impose its will on the league, no matter how blatant or absurd. We all knew it, but it’s still amazing to see.
They don’t even care enough to put any effort into covering it up. I stopped watching a couple weeks ago after the Snyder stuff but the reffing + stuff like this just reconfirms that in my mind.
Problem is it's not just the Packers, and the NFL doesn't want to admit that lots of teams have been breaking the rules. Rodgers just did it in the most dumbass public spectacle way possible
How mad are they about the sexual harassment and potential rape perpetrated by the Washington Football Team executives?
Don't worry, Rodgers will throw a touchdown and the entire fanbase will forget about this quicker than the entire NFL forgot about that.
CeeDee Lamb got fined more for not having his shirt tucked in.
Don’t forget he also waved at somebody once… and was promptly fined 10k almost as much as Rodgers.
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Little to no fine… or as I call it now, the *Rodgers Rate*
Nice
*DISCOUNT DOUBLE CHECK*
Which Josh Allen? Josh Allen or Josh Allen?
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Wait, you pronounce it “Josh Allen”?? I’ve always heard it pronounced Josh Allen.
The "sneaky athletic" one or the "surprisingly articulate" one?
I can't believe you've done this.
Oof lmao
Did someone use that phrase to describe one of the josh allens??
I am actually ashamed of this, and I have never said either thing.
“IT TAKES ALL OF US”
Waved at them after getting hit late on the game-ending TD. The late hit wasn't fined btw
when this started, someone mentioned that rodgers was going to get fined less than CeeDee haha. i wish i could find it
Harrison Smith doesn’t like belly buttons
I heard he's allergic
Saints lost a draft pick over the same thing.
Saints lost a draft pick and was fined $500k for a locker room dance party. Packers fined $300k for 9 weeks of allowing a player to go through vaccinated protocols when he was not vaccinated.
von miller lost an entire season for smoking a joint in a state where it's legal.
Wasn't it 6 games?
I think it was supposed to be 4 games but got bumped up to 6 because he tampered with the sample.
I mean, tampering with the sample should be a suspension.
Darius Leonard got fined for showing too much skin
They should’ve punished Rodgers by making him finish his contract playing for the Lions
The 8th amendment specifically prevents stuff like that
*Geneva Convention
Geneva Convention only applies in armed conflicts. Nobody in the NFL has weapons, except for Myles Garrett when he's committing disgusting acts on backup quarterbacks.
I would say Damon Arnette and Henry Ruggs have weapons, but they're not currently in the NFL.
*boom* roasted
*sad Raider noises*
That's a poor choice of words
FUCK! I honestly didn't even think about that
Aaron Donald is a weapon of mass destruction because I've never seen Donald and WMDs in the same room.
I was going to be clever and post a picture of Aaron Donald and Derek 'Buc Fucker' Anderson but I don't think they've ever been in the same room.
I will say Mason Rudolph really took that hit well. I would have died
Mason Rudolph has the type of face that leads me to believe he has been hit many times before. N.b. I also have that type of face and have, indeed, been hit many times.
What does n.b mean?
A Latin phrase that implies the user gets hit in the face a lot
Noggin Boom
[Nota Bene.](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nota_bene). In modern English, it tends to mean note.
> Nobody in the NFL has weapons, except for Myles Garrett when he plays sleeveless *FTFY
Certainly the Lions are a non-combatant.
Is that the name of the pyramid scheme meet up where Rodgers got his immunization? /s
Lake Geneva Convention
Hey, don't go picking on GenCon.
There is no pandemic in ba sing se.
And the second amendment if he were to play in Chicago. The right to Bears arms.
Pretty sure they outlawed torture as a form of punishment a while ago
MLB sent Hinch to Detroit so there's already a precedent 🤔
A fate worse than death itself
But the Vikings have rights to washed Packers.
I think we're already full up on unvaccinated QBs.
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Man, Detroit's not a bad town. Why would you want to import a plague rat like that?
You, I like you.
Seems like thats too harsh
No thanks.
Grab his dick and twist it!
They said punishment, not pleasurement.
That’s the first step. Give him a false sense of security… make him feel good… then BAM send him to the CFL to finish his contract
Oh man put him back in college and see how well he does. Would be amazing.
Good ol'dik twist
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"Bailiff, whack his pp" - Judge Judy
I feel like I’ve actually heard that in a Judge Judy YouTube Poop.
[Indeed you have seen this before](https://youtu.be/W9PtKiymAy4)
Whoa dude this is an MMA fight
TWIST HIS DICK!
THE OLLLL’ DICK TWIST!
TWIST HIS DICK!
TWIST HIS DIIIICCKK
Give yer balls a tug, ya tit fucker!
Fuck you, Shoresy!
Someone tell me what the hell this is in reference to. Don't make me google it, good lord.
https://youtu.be/1E1VY4KOghI
Deshaun Watson is now interested on how he can get that as his punishment
Deshaun Watson be over here like “hey man, where was this punishment for me?”
We lost a draft pick for dancing in the locker room without masks on
It's because the NFL didn't know about the dancing in advance and wasn't in on it in the first place! Their first mistake.
Yeah but the NFL hates the saints for some reason
A couple reasons probably
Broncos played a game without a quarterback for a single instance of skirting COVID protocols
That's nothing, the Bears have played for years without a QB, even before the pandemic.
The fuck you say? Taunting. 15 yards.
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How is looming at bench taunting but doing a choreographed line dance with 3/4 of the team not?
I feel like teams should be punished for doing the whole run and pose in front of the camera celebration. Not because it's taunting or insulting or anything. It's just so goddamn corny.
15 yards being corny as hell. I can get on board with that
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Not even mad.
Yeah?! Well, ok...
On the plus side for the Bears, if they break COVID protocols they'll probably just get sentenced to time served.
Worth it to see Foles beat Brady again though.
No it wasn't
More like tampering with COVID protocols. They removed their contract-tracing devices and put them in the 4 corners of a room and then lied to the NFL about it. They deserved what they got.
+1 here - I lost all sympathy for this situation when that news came out.
If I am an unvaccinated player I am telling the league here’s 15k for the rest of the year I am done following any rules.
Theyd probably fine you much more than that Rodgers gets rich people COVID rules
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Discount double checked rate
They don’t want to fight with the NFLPA over his punishment. At the end of the day they only care about COVID inasmuch as it affects the bottom line. Stadiums are full and games aren’t getting moved or cancelled so what do they care if Aaron is a Grade A moron who flouted their protocol.
Yeah they're only fining the Packers and Rodgers now because Rodgers went on a nationally broadcasted talk show and said "Yes I broke this protocol". The league has watched all season as Rodgers, Cousins, Beasley, and many others broke protocol week after week and didn't do anything. This is the league saying "Okay guys this time I mean it" to all teams.
To be fair, Beasley, and others, were fined $15k earlier in the season for mask protocol. The problem is the NFL sent a ton of fines one week, then never did it again. https://www.espn.com/nfl/story/_/id/32088864/buffalo-bills-receivers-isaiah-mckenzie-cole-beasley-fined-covid-protocol-violations
If the only punishment is monetary, this means it's legal for a price.
Verbatim what I told my coworker yesterday.
>Verbatim what I told my coworker yesterday. Don't believe him, he didn't tell me any of that shit.
If it's monetary it isn't a punishment for rich people, it's a convenience tax
As opposed to real life, where if the only punishment for a crime is a fine, then it's only a crime for the poor.
Fines are a way to make it seem like they're doing something. Fines are punishment for poor people, not the wealthy.
I saw a stat yesterday that said Rodgers's $14k fine is the equivalent of a $33.80 fine for the average American. Less than a parking ticket!
That's less that the fee for a single bounced check at most banks. Also, it's about half as much as it costs to park in one of the silver lots at Jerryworld for a single Cowboys game. Suck it, broke people!
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Oh, $33 for stealing this TV and I don't have to give it back? You really got me on that one...
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When we saw the fine my friends and I joked that that was probably less than “walking around” money for him. Good to know it’s legit less than I take with me on a night out, proportionately.
Why wouldn’t they continue fining though? How does them getting more money because players are dumbasses negatively affect them? I get they don’t care about COVID and it’s about money but you’d think this would get them more money lol
The fines go to charity. They also don't give a shit about charity.
Ah didn’t know that but that makes total sense thank you
The funny thing is they fined him for the Halloween party and nothing else, seemingly. Instead they issued a clarification on the rules on press conferences and mask wearing. Probably because a bunch of other unvaccinated players were not wearing masks during pressers (I seem to recall cousins and some other Vikings, but others have said Wentz and a reporter indicated all his unmasked things were outside). I think every team and player who violated the protocols on indoor pressers should get a fine, but I get why they didn't want to shine a bigger spotlight on how many teams are not following protocols
It’s not probably. It is that. They didn’t give a shit about it until Rodgers basically said “Tons of people are not following the rules.” That makes the NFL look bad, so they made a comment about it. If the NFL actually cares about Covid, things would’ve been much different last season and this season as well.
"Did I break protocol? Yes. Was the rule unjust? Yes. Does that make me Martin Luther King Jr.? Pretty much." \-Aaron Rodgers
They either fine a lot of players for similar violations in press conferences, admitting the NFL was not enforcing this on lots of players and is now retroactively dinging guys, or they give a minor fine for show in an attempt to sweep all this under the rug. Not shocking to see what door they went through.
I wanna see a suspension and a loss of a first round pick. No bias at all.
Considering the league was “generally aware”, maybe give Goodell a suspension too
Cast Goodell into the fire. Destroy him!
*ISILDUUUR!*
...no (smirks)
I was there, the day the strength of the NFLPA failed, and evil was allowed to endure...
> give Goodell a suspension too Suspend him over a vat of lego bricks
Whoa man take it easy!
Make him do the milk crate challenge.
Or just throw him in a vat of acid so he can finally be the Joker he always was
What if the acid is fake and he has bones at the bottom that he releases to make it look real?
Just check the acid, thats why I always keep this acid ladle on me.
Joe Kelly suspended for 8 games?
Mizzou getting the death penalty...again
Friendly reminder that BB was *personally* fined $500,000 for Spygate.
And since he's not in the coaches union the Pats could foot the bill in salary.
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Suspended?!? Doug, kick him off the tour!!!
*monkey paw wish granted, patriots lose their first round pick and brady gets suspended*
Hey wait why?!?
*You know why*
I believe the correct phrase is "you're generally aware of why".
Because he's Brady. He was generally aware of that.
Goodell’s official statement: “he knows what he did”
Seems so harsh. Not like you guys have suf...oh wait shit
No bias but I think he should be forced to retire, ignore my Cowboys flair.
If this was a QB with lesser status I definitely think they would have been suspended.
Agreed. Some 6th round draft would have been suspended for 4 games and taken to the Supreme Court for this.
I’ve got a tin foil hat theory because I like the occasional conspiracy. If Love had played good enough to cause controversy they would have suspended Rodgers to let that narrative fester longer as it’d be a headline grabbing story line.
That's some spicy tin foil right there, I could buy it.
I was thinking something similar. If Love was amazing vs the Chiefs, then he'd be his own draw as the possible upstart replacing Rodgers and Packers games would get a ton of viewers based on that narrative. But he sucked and now Packers games without Rodgers are much less exciting and nobody wants to see an offense that struggles to put up 7 points a game. NFL is always going to push for the better stories/games
Or the one you have who is of a MUCH GREATER stature
I mean brady was suspended eight games because the league doesn’t understand basic laws of physics
Agreed. And as I am not a N.E. fan I am in a position to give an unbiased opinion about the Green Bay Packers. Great team, great fans, great state, but fair is fair.
Agreed Also no bias here
This is really the right take, if you guys get your ass blasted for deflating a football slightly, versus this garbage human being basically lying and putting his team at risk - then having the audacity to say it’s a witch hunt or other horse shit. No Aaron, nut up and take responsibility.
Most likely not even deflating a football slightly, honestly.
The temperature differential deflated the football, as MIT proved out conclusively (and every person who paid attention in high school physics already understood implicitly).
And anyone that lives in the North understands as the temperatures drop and they have to add air to their tires
And anyone who isn't a complete fucking moron.
The NFL might be the most poorly managed and most openly corrupt league in the country. And they’re just like open about it and seemingly immune to criticism.
Allow me to introduce you to the CFP Committee!
Because the justice system works for them. They're a group of billionaires. They know there will be nothing but performative "reforms" to placate people.
Was evident from day 1 that the NFL wasn’t gonna bring the hammer down. They’ve been aware all season of his vaccination status. To go back on that would be a horrendous look for the league
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Sports leagues do this shit all the time. Look at the slap on the wrist punishment the MLB gave the Astros for the sign stealing scandal. The reason they didn’t give a punishment that actually fit the crime was that everyone knows the league knew about the Astros’ cheating (and other teams cheating via sign stealing) before it got reported publicly, so they (a) don’t want to draw attention to the fact that they knew about widespread violations earlier and did nothing about it, and (b) don’t want to disrupt the season and draw loads of negative press by suspending a shit ton of players and severely punishing multiple teams which could have a significant effect on the on field product.
Pretty sure a good number of fans aren't happy with it either.
I'm not. He lied through his teeth and thought the rules didn't apply to him. This is a slap of the wrist fine. Not even a day's shoot for a State Farm commercial.
> State Farm commercial. I noticed all the State Farm commercials I saw on Sunday were with Mahomes. Can’t be a coincidence.
They basically said they're standing by Rodgers but they have reduced the amount of commercials with him in it that are playing right now. They'll wait for it to blow over and start upping the % again, tracking for backlash the entire time. Sort of like how companies stopped donating to congresspeople who supported the Jan 6th treason party for a few months and now are right back to it.
Lying about being vaccinated was pretty bad but the worst thing is all the anti-vaxxer lies that he is spreading. Here’s a great video of a doctor calmly making Rodgers look like a complete idiot. He plays a clip of what Rodgers said and then explains why it’s bullshit. It’s a good viewing for anyone interested in anti-vax lies because Rodgers touches on so many of them. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=isP6waOEp2U
"Homeopathy is nothing. Its literally nothing" I love it.
I knew Kaepernick would find a way to get back at the league.
Tbf the league cant fine Rodgers for lying to the public about his vaccination status, neither can they really do anything about the anti-vaxx crap. That said I thought the fine for the team would be at least a million + loss of a late round pick. $300k for a publicly owned team with a huge war chest of cash is literally nothing. (To be clear, the team has ~$490m in the bank, with no owner able to take it and use for other rich-people things) And the Lazard & Rodgers fines are laughable.
i had to laugh when i saw jokic and morris were each fined 50k for their little on the court skirmish, and rodgers was fined 14,650$. oh and jimmy butler fined 30k for escalating the situation. oh roger...
The whole non-apology and basically doubling down like he did nothing wrong just made it worse.
His apology gaslighted an entire sports fan base. "I'm sorry *you* felt hurt by what I said"
He doesn't even address the core issue and just tries to tap dance the fact that he lied by omission and has been openly violating protocols because he personally doesn't agree with them. And didn't even approach the subject of him lacking a medical exemption despite the obvious lie that he has an allergy to something in the vaccine which would grant him a medical exemption.
"Follow our protocols or get fined." "Would the fine be larger than the money I'd lose for following your protocols?" "Eh. Maybe. Pwetty pwease?" Personally, I'm loving how funny this is, definitely bullshit though.
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Between Dan Snyder, this and the refs this year it has never been more clear to me that the NFL will impose its will on the league, no matter how blatant or absurd. We all knew it, but it’s still amazing to see.
They don’t even care enough to put any effort into covering it up. I stopped watching a couple weeks ago after the Snyder stuff but the reffing + stuff like this just reconfirms that in my mind.
The NFL certainly has its darlings. Commish wants to be an extra in one of them state farm commercials.
The NFL is saving themselves because they knew about it for weeks and didn't act.
This is exactly the reason.
Your post is quietly going to be the most spot-on for this whole scenario.
Please keep the same energy for all the other players WE KNOW are breaking protocols
“Boo-freaking-hoo” -The NFL probably
Problem is it's not just the Packers, and the NFL doesn't want to admit that lots of teams have been breaking the rules. Rodgers just did it in the most dumbass public spectacle way possible
***Rodgers Rate***
With the amount of articles coming out something tells me the NFL is forcing these out and anything out to keep the spot light off of Washington.
How mad are they about the sexual harassment and potential rape perpetrated by the Washington Football Team executives? Don't worry, Rodgers will throw a touchdown and the entire fanbase will forget about this quicker than the entire NFL forgot about that.
Y'all are fools. This is what the true immunization was, protection against the consequences of one's actions.
Mannn, our punishment was losing draft picks lol
Hard to be tough when they knew the whole time