Chiefs Hali Fined - Page 10

Discuss Thrower · 12-12-2014, 02:19 PM

#Chiefs OLB Tamba Hali has been fined $16,537 for his hit on Arizona QB Drew Stanton.
— Terez A. Paylor (@TerezPaylor) December 12, 2014

**Dave Lane** · 12-13-2014, 08:50 AM

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Originally Posted by DTHOF

The Hali story says it was a mandatory fine for roughing the passer. If it is mandatory why didn't Miller gets fined. That is Donking Amazing!?!?!?

Von Miller did not get flagged. I'm not sure how he could have stopped but he appeared to launch after the ball came out.

**LoneWolf** · 12-13-2014, 08:53 AM

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Originally Posted by MagicHef

Mandatory minimum, not mandatory fine.

If there is a mandatory minimum fine for roughing the passer as the article states, then why wasn't Miller fined? Was he not flagged for roughing the passer?

**LoneWolf** · 12-13-2014, 08:54 AM

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Originally Posted by Dave Lane

Von Miller did not get flagged. I'm not sure how he could have stopped but he appeared to launch after the ball came out.

Miller was flagged.

GloryDayz · 12-13-2014, 09:16 AM

Like Denver and the pick plays they never get called on because they've renamed them to a "rub route", the NFL will keep doing this bullshit until our owner does something about it. And attending the next owner's meeting and in private telling them he doesn't agree with the call is useless. At this point he needs to say something that brings attention to the situation. Further he needs to allow the team to release, or leak, film of all the calls the went differently, and also play reruns of the hold/drag-down that the NFL is totally refusing to see as being part of what happened on that play, and dare the league to say shit about it.

Hell, at this point he need to have the hot water and air conditioning/heating shut off in the officials locker room. It's not like they can **** this team any more than they've shown they're willing to do EVEN WHEN THEY HAVE THE TAPE TO PROVE THE CIRCUMSTANCES AROUND THE HIT MADE THE OUTCOME ALL BUT IMPOSSIBLE TO AVOID. So I don't want to hear any shit about how they could make it worse; if they could I'm not sure it'd be measurable.

I've started to believe the league does have something against the Hunts, and the Hunts might be refusing to sell to appease the league (yes, I have my tinfoil hat on!!!), but it's time for the Hunts to challenge the league with some of this shit and expose what ever is really going on. Perhaps the league wants the Hunts to sell to "football" people or something, but the Hunts like the easy millions owning a team brings in (for doing nothing at all really).

I don't know, but Hunt's silence on this is as maddening, if not more maddening, than the call itself. I get Andy not saying anything, well not really (!!!), but Hunt needs to hold a presser and let it be known that it ends right now. From missed holding calls, to bullshit calls like post-play OPIs, to bullshit "blind" rulings like this one; he's going to light-up the airwaves with the NFL's mistakes. He needs to let them know he doesn't care about their friendship, and he'll blow it all up if they don't change their ways.

Sweet Daddy Hate · 12-13-2014, 09:19 AM

When you are shitty, you deserve to be treated shittily.

Chiefs deserve no breaks, and ALL struggle.

They gave up long before this call, and they roll over like soft bitches to Denver anyway.

Eat your shit-stew. Eat it.

GloryDayz · 12-13-2014, 09:25 AM

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Originally Posted by Sweet Daddy Williams

When you are shitty, you deserve to be treated shittily.

Chiefs deserve no breaks, and ALL struggle.

They gave up long before this call, and they roll over like soft bitches to Denver anyway.

Eat your shit-stew. Eat it.

So is the league teaching them a lesson? Is the league somehow helping them by doing this?

I'd love your take on how sucking (and they do suck) leads to the league ****ing you at almost every turn.

**Buehler445** · 12-13-2014, 10:07 AM

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Originally Posted by GloryDayz

Like Denver and the pick plays they never get called on because they've renamed them to a "rub route", the NFL will keep doing this bullshit until our owner does something about it. And attending the next owner's meeting and in private telling them he doesn't agree with the call is useless. At this point he needs to say something that brings attention to the situation. Further he needs to allow the team to release, or leak, film of all the calls the went differently, and also play reruns of the hold/drag-down that the NFL is totally refusing to see as being part of what happened on that play, and dare the league to say shit about it.

Hell, at this point he need to have the hot water and air conditioning/heating shut off in the officials locker room. It's not like they can **** this team any more than they've shown they're willing to do EVEN WHEN THEY HAVE THE TAPE TO PROVE THE CIRCUMSTANCES AROUND THE HIT MADE THE OUTCOME ALL BUT IMPOSSIBLE TO AVOID. So I don't want to hear any shit about how they could make it worse; if they could I'm not sure it'd be measurable.

I've started to believe the league does have something against the Hunts, and the Hunts might be refusing to sell to appease the league (yes, I have my tinfoil hat on!!!), but it's time for the Hunts to challenge the league with some of this shit and expose what ever is really going on. Perhaps the league wants the Hunts to sell to "football" people or something, but the Hunts like the easy millions owning a team brings in (for doing nothing at all really).

I don't know, but Hunt's silence on this is as maddening, if not more maddening, than the call itself. I get Andy not saying anything, well not really (!!!), but Hunt needs to hold a presser and let it be known that it ends right now. From missed holding calls, to bullshit calls like post-play OPIs, to bullshit "blind" rulings like this one; he's going to light-up the airwaves with the NFL's mistakes. He needs to let them know he doesn't care about their friendship, and he'll blow it all up if they don't change their ways.

On the Miller hit in Arrowhead, I don't have a problem with the officials. They flagged it. There isn't much else they could have done other than eject that pole smoking sack of Donk shit.

The Arizona one is bad, but I could potentially see throwing the flag. Don't like it, but I buy the justification.

The real issue is the ****ing fines. Not that the money matters to Hali, but it is the message it sends. And I agree with the part about Hunt hammering Goodell about it. **** Goodell. He works for Hunt. Hunt should fire both barrels at that one who sucks the penis.

**BigMeatballDave** · 12-13-2014, 10:38 AM

They don't fine Miller, but they fine Kelce?

Nice work, NFL.

Marcellus · 12-13-2014, 10:49 AM

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Originally Posted by Sweet Daddy Williams

When you are shitty, you deserve to be treated shittily.

Perfectly explains how you are treated here and in life.

GloucesterChief · 12-13-2014, 11:02 AM

At these times I wish Mark Cuban was the Chiefs owner. He has so much money that getting fined for calling out the league for their crap officiating in public is like a drop in the bucket.

MagicHef · 12-13-2014, 12:48 PM

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Originally Posted by LoneWolf

If there is a mandatory minimum fine for roughing the passer as the article states, then why wasn't Miller fined? Was he not flagged for roughing the passer?

Whether or not someone gets fined a league decision. Once they decide to fine someone, the amount is decided by the CBA.

Sweet Daddy Hate · 12-13-2014, 12:50 PM

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Originally Posted by GloryDayz

So is the league teaching them a lesson? Is the league somehow helping them by doing this?

I'd love your take on how sucking (and they do suck) leads to the league ****ing you at almost every turn.

To the victor go the spoils. When Lil' Chiefy can offer the NFL something besides John Gruden yapping his jaws about parking lot BBQ, then they may receive the blessings.

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Originally Posted by Marcellus

Perfectly explains how you are treated here and in life.

Yes, because Chiefs football is life. You are such a maroon. Your pain; I find it pleasing. This has been a long time coming.

**LoneWolf** · 12-13-2014, 01:05 PM

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Originally Posted by MagicHef

Whether or not someone gets fined a league decision. Once they decide to fine someone, the amount is decided by the CBA.

Roughing the passer is roughing the passer. For the league to not fine Miller, that means the league had to review Miller's hit on Alex Smith and decide that there shouldn't have been a flag on the play. If that is the case, then anyone associated with the review of Miller's hit should be fired.

ClevelandBronco · 12-13-2014, 01:09 PM

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Originally Posted by GloryDayz

Like Denver and the pick plays they never get called on because they've renamed them to a "rub route", the NFL will keep doing this bullshit until our owner does something about it. And attending the next owner's meeting and in private telling them he doesn't agree with the call is useless. At this point he needs to say something that brings attention to the situation. Further he needs to allow the team to release, or leak, film of all the calls the went differently, and also play reruns of the hold/drag-down that the NFL is totally refusing to see as being part of what happened on that play, and dare the league to say shit about it.

Hell, at this point he need to have the hot water and air conditioning/heating shut off in the officials locker room. It's not like they can **** this team any more than they've shown they're willing to do EVEN WHEN THEY HAVE THE TAPE TO PROVE THE CIRCUMSTANCES AROUND THE HIT MADE THE OUTCOME ALL BUT IMPOSSIBLE TO AVOID. So I don't want to hear any shit about how they could make it worse; if they could I'm not sure it'd be measurable.

I've started to believe the league does have something against the Hunts, and the Hunts might be refusing to sell to appease the league (yes, I have my tinfoil hat on!!!), but it's time for the Hunts to challenge the league with some of this shit and expose what ever is really going on. Perhaps the league wants the Hunts to sell to "football" people or something, but the Hunts like the easy millions owning a team brings in (for doing nothing at all really).

I don't know, but Hunt's silence on this is as maddening, if not more maddening, than the call itself. I get Andy not saying anything, well not really (!!!), but Hunt needs to hold a presser and let it be known that it ends right now. From missed holding calls, to bullshit calls like post-play OPIs, to bullshit "blind" rulings like this one; he's going to light-up the airwaves with the NFL's mistakes. He needs to let them know he doesn't care about their friendship, and he'll blow it all up if they don't change their ways.

You're very passionate and loyal. Those are admirable qualities when they're focused on things that matter.

The wealthy family that owns the factory that manufactures the product to which you've chosen to devote yourself thanks you.

Take a deep breath every once in a while, my friend.

MagicHef · 12-13-2014, 01:13 PM

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Originally Posted by LoneWolf

Roughing the passer is roughing the passer. For the league to not fine Miller, that means the league had to review Miller's hit on Alex Smith and decide that there shouldn't have been a flag on the play. If that is the case, then anyone associated with the review of Miller's hit should be fired.

Basically none of this is true. Mauga and Bailey both have been flagged for roughing the passer, and neither was fined.

12-12-2014, 02:19 PM
Discuss Thrower "You like to drink?" Join Date: Jun 2006 Location: "I like to drink." Casino cash: $-250000	Hali Fined #Chiefs OLB Tamba Hali has been fined $16,537 for his hit on Arizona QB Drew Stanton. — Terez A. Paylor (@TerezPaylor) December 12, 2014
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GloryDayz (Sir/Yes Sir/Aye Aye Sir) Join Date: Oct 2009 Location: Diving Casino cash: $855380	Like Denver and the pick plays they never get called on because they've renamed them to a "rub route", the NFL will keep doing this bullshit until our owner does something about it. And attending the next owner's meeting and in private telling them he doesn't agree with the call is useless. At this point he needs to say something that brings attention to the situation. Further he needs to allow the team to release, or leak, film of all the calls the went differently, and also play reruns of the hold/drag-down that the NFL is totally refusing to see as being part of what happened on that play, and dare the league to say shit about it. Hell, at this point he need to have the hot water and air conditioning/heating shut off in the officials locker room. It's not like they can **** this team any more than they've shown they're willing to do EVEN WHEN THEY HAVE THE TAPE TO PROVE THE CIRCUMSTANCES AROUND THE HIT MADE THE OUTCOME ALL BUT IMPOSSIBLE TO AVOID. So I don't want to hear any shit about how they could make it worse; if they could I'm not sure it'd be measurable. I've started to believe the league does have something against the Hunts, and the Hunts might be refusing to sell to appease the league (yes, I have my tinfoil hat on!!!), but it's time for the Hunts to challenge the league with some of this shit and expose what ever is really going on. Perhaps the league wants the Hunts to sell to "football" people or something, but the Hunts like the easy millions owning a team brings in (for doing nothing at all really). I don't know, but Hunt's silence on this is as maddening, if not more maddening, than the call itself. I get Andy not saying anything, well not really (!!!), but Hunt needs to hold a presser and let it be known that it ends right now. From missed holding calls, to bullshit calls like post-play OPIs, to bullshit "blind" rulings like this one; he's going to light-up the airwaves with the NFL's mistakes. He needs to let them know he doesn't care about their friendship, and he'll blow it all up if they don't change their ways.
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