Odell Beckham Jr is a thug

[cbisbig]

Don't know if anyone saw all the cheap shots OBJ was putting on the Panthers Josh Norman in Sundays game, but the Nfl should have thrown his ass out after the intentional helmet to helmet AFTER a play. Disgusting.

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He's also a POS who should be banned from the NFL. The racists will call you a racist for calling him a thug though.

[cbisbig]

A 1 game suspension wasn't enough imo. Apparently he has a history of anger management issues

[mscott59]

Dec 22, 2015 17:43:09 GMT -5 cbisbig said:

A 1 game suspension wasn't enough imo. Apparently he has a history of anger management issues

I was at bw3s so I could watch that and other games while still paying attention to how the Browns would lose to Seattle. I was surprised that the officials didn't take beckham and Norman, once it was obvious that this crap by both players (both had multiple personal fouls) wasn't ending, and get them together to tell them to cut the shit out. Because it was obvious hat none of the coaches or players in either team were telling them to stop.

[cbisbig]

Dec 23, 2015 22:30:26 GMT -5 mscott59 said:

Dec 22, 2015 17:43:09 GMT -5 cbisbig said:

A 1 game suspension wasn't enough imo. Apparently he has a history of anger management issues

I was at bw3s so I could watch that and other games while still paying attention to how the Browns would lose to Seattle. I was surprised that the officials didn't take beckham and Norman, once it was obvious that this crap by both players (both had multiple personal fouls) wasn't ending, and get them together to tell them to cut the shit out. Because it was obvious hat none of the coaches or players in either team were telling them to stop.

With the recent balckeye(s) the Nfl has suffered thru, you'd think they would get a handle on that type of play which went beyond chippy imo. The officiating crew is just as much at fault.

Btw, funny what you did there with Cleveland. Seems all you Ohio guys favor the Browns. what about the Bengals? To my memory anyway they seem to have had more success than the Browns over the past 20-30 years

[mscott59]

Dec 24, 2015 8:27:02 GMT -5 cbisbig said:

Dec 23, 2015 22:30:26 GMT -5 mscott59 said:

I was at bw3s so I could watch that and other games while still paying attention to how the Browns would lose to Seattle. I was surprised that the officials didn't take beckham and Norman, once it was obvious that this crap by both players (both had multiple personal fouls) wasn't ending, and get them together to tell them to cut the shit out. Because it was obvious hat none of the coaches or players in either team were telling them to stop.

With the recent balckeye(s) the Nfl has suffered thru, you'd think they would get a handle on that type of play which went beyond chippy imo. The officiating crew is just as much at fault.

Btw, funny what you did there with Cleveland. Seems all you Ohio guys favor the Browns. what about the Bengals? To my memory anyway they seem to have had more success than the Browns over the past 20-30 years

pro football in ohio has a lot more history in ne ohio (canton bulldogs, the rams franchise was originally in cleveland before moving to the west coast after ww2, and the browns were created right after that) than cincy, which landed in the afl around '66-'67. though the bengals did make it to 2 super bowls in the 80s, while the browns fell 1 game short 3 times in 4 years that decade, cleveland was the more successful franchise til modell pulled the plug and dashed for the cash in baltimore to get himself out of debt. since football returned to the north coast in '99, cleveland has had just 2 winning seasons, and the rest have been dreadful. it tests your loyalty, but doesn't change it.

btw, the bengals last post season victory was in '91. the browns actually beat the pats in '94 before losing to pittsburgh, so cleveland does have the most recent nfl playoff win. if you can call 21 years ago recent. the coach that '94 season was one bill bellichek, and his defensive coordinator was nick saban. team went 11-5. in the middle of the next season, modell said he was taking the franchise out of town.

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Dec 24, 2015 10:22:08 GMT -5 mscott59 said:

Dec 24, 2015 8:27:02 GMT -5 cbisbig said:

With the recent balckeye(s) the Nfl has suffered thru, you'd think they would get a handle on that type of play which went beyond chippy imo. The officiating crew is just as much at fault.

Btw, funny what you did there with Cleveland. Seems all you Ohio guys favor the Browns. what about the Bengals? To my memory anyway they seem to have had more success than the Browns over the past 20-30 years

pro football in ohio has a lot more history in ne ohio (canton bulldogs, the rams franchise was originally in cleveland before moving to the west coast after ww2, and the browns were created right after that) than cincy, which landed in the afl around '66-'67. though the bengals did make it to 2 super bowls in the 80s, while the browns fell 1 game short 3 times in 4 years that decade, cleveland was the more successful franchise til modell pulled the plug and dashed for the cash in baltimore to get himself out of debt. since football returned to the north coast in '99, cleveland has had just 2 winning seasons, and the rest have been dreadful. it tests your loyalty, but doesn't change it.

btw, the bengals last post season victory was in '91. the browns actually beat the pats in '94 before losing to pittsburgh, so cleveland does have the most recent nfl playoff win. if you can call 21 years ago recent. the coach that '94 season was one bill bellichek, and his defensive coordinator was nick saban. team went 11-5. in the middle of the next season, modell said he was taking the franchise out of town.

Yes, and the Browns had some very good teams when Marty Schottenheimer was the head coach back in the Bernie Kosar era.  They should have gone to the Super Bowl the year that Ernest Byner lost "the Fumble" at Mile Hi stadium.

Everywhere Schottenheimer went-- Cleveland, K.C., and San Diego-- he coached high quality teams, but he could never get over the hump by winning the conference championship games.