Defense has always been about injuring offensive players. NFL Films has made money off videos of exactly these injuries.

Defense should be about skill and strategy, not injuring your opponent on purpose. That team gained a lot of class back the day Williams packed his shit and left for St Lou.

Get Alex Brown on the air.

I texted the show to get both Alex Brown and/or Matt Bowen on, who played under Gregg Williams. Not sure if my text meant anything, but they've mentioned that they're trying to get them on....in fact, I seen a tweet from Bernsy asking AB to call in.


I wonder if the fact that they haven't called in shows any kind of guilt....usually those two, especially Bowen, call in at any time.

It's nice to see you doing something useful for a change.

Maybe this gets me a 14 seed in the CSFMB tourney.....

Call me a troglodyte if you will, but I have no idea what the big deal is. I mean, practically speaking, instead of the violence being somewhat random, they're deciding to focus it on specific targets in an effort to win the game.

'Player Safety' is a red herring, a buzzword in an effort to mitigate unwanted people taking an interest in the violent aspects of the game, a la ... oh who the hell was it, Roosevelt, that wanted to really put the screws to the game.

I don't know ... I just don't see all the hoopla being appropriate. I don't mean to indicate that I'm pro-injury, it's just I don't think all the "oh my" reaction is ridiculous.

I texted the show to get both Alex Brown and/or Matt Bowen on, who played under Gregg Williams. Not sure if my text meant anything, but they've mentioned that they're trying to get them on....in fact, I seen a tweet from Bernsy asking AB to call in.


I wonder if the fact that they haven't called in shows any kind of guilt....usually those two, especially Bowen, call in at any time.

The fact that money was involved makes this an even dirtier offense. Obviously football is about hurting your opponent, but there is such a thing as sportsmanship. Peppers puts guys out of the game, but not in a dirty sort of way (i.e. late hits or bush league plays). People want to overlook this since it was football, but imagine if there was a bounty by MLB pitchers to injure batters or NBA players who were to attack guys trying to dunk or illegal hits on star players in the NHL. It's one thing if you're playing a video game, but you could even potentially kill someone trying to injure them or end their career for life in football.