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Borges: Malcolm Butler tweeting himself out of the money
- By fearsomefour
- RAMS / NFL TALK
- 10 Replies
So....what are you trying to say Boni?NO Ramsneed to delete his name from their data ...DELETE!
So I guess no suspensions...
- By BonifayRam
- RAMS / NFL TALK
- 48 Replies
Pete Carroll, 3 Seahawks fined for improper actions Sunday
http://www.seattlepi.com/sports/sea...ll-3-Seahawks-fined-for-improper-12434342.php
Seahawks coach Pete Carroll has reportedly been fined $10,000 for improperly entering the playing field during the contentious end to Sunday's game at Jacksonville, according to NFL Network's Tom Pelissero.There were no suspensions issued on either side and NFL Network's Ian Rapoport reported Friday that Michael Bennett will not be fined for his role in the day's skirmishes.
According to Rapoport, the Seahawks to receive postgame fines are: Quinton Jefferson ($9,115 for unnecessary roughness), Sheldon Richarsdson ($9,115 for unnecessary roughness) and Germain Ifedi ($24, 309 for verbal abuse toward an official, separate from the end-game conduct).
Players fined for #Seahawks-#Jaguars: #Seahawks Quinton Jefferson: $9,115 (unnecessary roughness)#Seahawks Sheldon Richardson: $9,115 (unnecessary roughness)#Seahawks Germain Ifedi: $24,309 (verbal abuse of a ref)#Jaguars Leonard Fournette: $12,154 (unsportsmanlike conduct)
— Ian Rapoport (@RapSheet) December 15, 2017
Carroll ran onto the field and received an unsportsmanlike conduct penalty during the final drive of the game, intervening after two consecutive plays of pushing and shoving resulted in two Seahawks ejected and one -- Jefferson -- attempting to scale the grandstand and enter the crowd.
Joking about the fines after practice Sunday, Carroll noted that although Bennett avoided getting hit in the wallet, "Not everybody avoided fines." Carroll said he knew as he entered the field that a fine would loom later.
ith fewer than 60 seconds remaining and the Jaguars trying to milk the clock and end the game, Bennett tried to anticipate the snap and force a fumble of Jags center Brandon Linder. Bennett ended up underneath Linder, who stepped over the defensive lineman, then tried to walk away. Bennett rolled over, grabbed Linder's lower leg and tried to take him down.
"It's just something that needed to be done at the time," he said.
Carroll said Bennett was "remorseful" in the moments after the incident, "even before we got off the field."
:rolllaugh: Yeah Sure !
http://www.seattlepi.com/sports/sea...ll-3-Seahawks-fined-for-improper-12434342.php
Seahawks coach Pete Carroll has reportedly been fined $10,000 for improperly entering the playing field during the contentious end to Sunday's game at Jacksonville, according to NFL Network's Tom Pelissero.There were no suspensions issued on either side and NFL Network's Ian Rapoport reported Friday that Michael Bennett will not be fined for his role in the day's skirmishes.
According to Rapoport, the Seahawks to receive postgame fines are: Quinton Jefferson ($9,115 for unnecessary roughness), Sheldon Richarsdson ($9,115 for unnecessary roughness) and Germain Ifedi ($24, 309 for verbal abuse toward an official, separate from the end-game conduct).
Players fined for #Seahawks-#Jaguars: #Seahawks Quinton Jefferson: $9,115 (unnecessary roughness)#Seahawks Sheldon Richardson: $9,115 (unnecessary roughness)#Seahawks Germain Ifedi: $24,309 (verbal abuse of a ref)#Jaguars Leonard Fournette: $12,154 (unsportsmanlike conduct)
— Ian Rapoport (@RapSheet) December 15, 2017
Carroll ran onto the field and received an unsportsmanlike conduct penalty during the final drive of the game, intervening after two consecutive plays of pushing and shoving resulted in two Seahawks ejected and one -- Jefferson -- attempting to scale the grandstand and enter the crowd.
Joking about the fines after practice Sunday, Carroll noted that although Bennett avoided getting hit in the wallet, "Not everybody avoided fines." Carroll said he knew as he entered the field that a fine would loom later.
ith fewer than 60 seconds remaining and the Jaguars trying to milk the clock and end the game, Bennett tried to anticipate the snap and force a fumble of Jags center Brandon Linder. Bennett ended up underneath Linder, who stepped over the defensive lineman, then tried to walk away. Bennett rolled over, grabbed Linder's lower leg and tried to take him down.
"It's just something that needed to be done at the time," he said.
Carroll said Bennett was "remorseful" in the moments after the incident, "even before we got off the field."
:rolllaugh: Yeah Sure !Biggest Rams' game in a decade
- By RamFanWA
- RAMS / NFL TALK
- 12 Replies
It has been a long time since I cared about a game in late December - that is all I know! 
Early Christmas gifts
The mother in law visited this weekend and she got me some pretty cool shit. The Rams hat lights up and cutting board has our last name on it with the Rams logo.
