Tremble fined $17,083 for unnecessary roughness/use of helmet last week on the play that injured himself

[frankw]

2 minutes ago, Ricky Spanish said:

There's a difference between your head dropping while you try to throw a shoulder in order to tackle, and lowering your head to use it like a weapon, which is what Tremble did.

The broncos game in 2016, that was bullshit and those dudes launched into Cam with the crowns of their helmets as weapons. This is calling a spade a spade. There is no injustice here. The alternate angle shows what happened more clearly and explains why the league acted the way it did.

The 2016 season opener was legal headhunting because the league was sending a message to Cam Newton.

Tremble made a mistake but it wasn't malicious.

Let's just be honest with one another here as two regular people. The league does not care about player safety. Tremble got fined because they want to knock a bottom feeder team further down a peg or two. That's it.

Let's just hope this team can avoid further significant embarrassment tomorrow at home.

[Aussie Tank]

I’m not a big fan of fumbles counting when the bloke is asleep pretty hard to hold onto a ball