:poke: Orton has some Cutler in him :poke:

[Bane]

Originally Posted by Mile High Mania

Either way, players should watch what they say (verbally or via twitter, fb, etc)... comments can be taken out of context and the league could fine them.

I get what you're saying but it was a good,solid football hit.No one on the Broncos side seemed to have a problem with it.I'm sure they would have jumped in and backed Orton up if they had felt that it was dirty.It's all is a wash to me anyway,Orton instigated the contact with Harrison IMO.He could have chosen not to tackle a sledge hammer with a cotton ball but he didn't.He decided to go head to head with a much larger player and took a hit.Harrison simply stated that's what you get in that scenario.

[Mile High Mania]

Originally Posted by bane_58

I get what you're saying but it was a good,solid football hit.No one on the Broncos side seemed to have a problem with it.I'm sure they would have jumped in and backed Orton up if they had felt that it was dirty.It's all is a wash to me anyway,Orton instigated the contact with Harrison IMO.He could have chosen not to tackle a sledge hammer with a cotton ball but he didn't.He decided to go head to head with a much larger player and took a hit.Harrison simply stated that's what you get in that scenario.

Agreed - especially in preseason, if you're a starting QB ... you don't make that type of contact. And, the only reason that Harrison would be walking a fine line is because he said Orton essentially disrespected him earlier, he didn't like it and that hit is what he had coming to him.

So, you could easily read that he was intending to do something to Orton the whole time and he was just waiting for his opportunity. Again - I don't think it was a bad hit, but players just need to watch what they say and how they say it.

[Bane]

Originally Posted by Mile High Mania

Agreed - especially in preseason, if you're a starting QB ... you don't make that type of contact. And, the only reason that Harrison would be walking a fine line is because he said Orton essentially disrespected him earlier, he didn't like it and that hit is what he had coming to him.

So, you could easily read that he was intending to do something to Orton the whole time and he was just waiting for his opportunity. Again - I don't think it was a bad hit, but players just need to watch what they say and how they say it.

Well I doubt Harrison will care if they do fine him.I have to believe as a defender,if he really felt "disrespected" then the $$$ was well spent in his opinion.I just wish they'd go ahead and make the rule where the QB is off limits all together and we can move on.It's probably right around the corner anyway.