Sportsmanlike play in pee-wee or high school.. Or even the NCAA? Nope.

In the NFL? The border for 'sportsmanlike' changes. These are two playoff teams. One of them was hyped as the eventual NFC Super Bowl team. The other? Instead of saying anything to the media, they played 60 minutes of playoff NFL football. Throwing for a TD, late in the game when up by 24 points, on a 4th down? That's freakin' genius. If they fail to convert, the Cowgirls get the ball on their own 11 yard line. Good luck with that drive, boys. If they convert, then it's either first down or TD. Either way, it's a win-win-win scenario.

The Vikings already showed their cards earlier in the game when going for it on a 4th down. BTW, they went 1-2 on 4th down conversions.

"PackFanWithTwins" wrote:

I don't think sportsmanship should be different just because they get paid. Not a problem.

What if a team is taking a knee to run out the clock in the first half. If the other team hits one of your guys because they are playing 60 minutes, would that be OK?

"PackFanWithTwins" wrote:

I remember a game between the Packers and Cowboys when the Cowboys kicked a late fg to give Chris Boniol a share of the record of 7 fgs, Reggie went nuts about that. The Cowboys won 21-6 on MNF. So if you are complaining about Brooking then i guess you would have to do the same about Reggie. I myself loved it because they thought it was ok back then but now that it happens to them they are pissed.

Vikes vs Jets Super Bowl 🙂 This ones for Ted :P

"dhazer" wrote:

I watched that close and zoomed in. It looks bad from a distance but when zooming in and looking close. He wasn't on his neck. There was something with the hands of both I could not make out. But he was not elbowing his throat.

"PackFanWithTwins" wrote: