The NFL Fines Gore but not Brady

[JawnyBlaze]

nope tuck rule was made before brady

It might have been made before Brady but it wasn't enforced until it helped brady

[PantherPhann89]

Gore's fine makes more sense now...

Gore's second offense.

[carpantherfan84]

Yeah because low socks are a sign of deliquency and the almighty brady must be protected at all times even if that means destroying a legends lower body. Important things have to be enforced!!!!

[L-TownCat]

Brady has been fined 10,000 for the "kick"

http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2013/01/23/league-fines-tom-brady-10000-for-ed-reed-kick/

[Brooklyn Bully]

Aw. What a wasted thread.

[h0llywood]

So a fine for wearing low socks is more than kicking an opponent? That makes perfect sense NFL.

[Lumps]

lot of butthurt retards here

uniform fines are high because it is a pureley diliberate action before the game even starts. It stupid and currupt but its the rules.

all other fines, including Cam's were well deserved

[Salvo]

The NFL is getting retarded.

You're ruining a great game, Goodell.

[csx]

The NFL is getting retarded.

You're ruining a great game, Goodell.

LOL, uniform violations did not begin with or originate from Goodell, they existed long before his time. The current minimum fine amounts for various violations were set by the NFLPA and League agreement. So, it has nothing to do with Goodell at all.

Plus, this is in every locker room.

[Salvo]

My issue is not with the violations themselves but how they are carried out. Fines for improper uniform wear that are on par with dirty play is ludacris.

And I am sure Goodell is not the one handing out these fines, but he's the one overseeing the actions of the league and it's policies. That's one of the issues with being a leader or executive. You're eventually the scapegoat...whether it's your fault or not.

[beckersteen]

It might have been made before Brady but it wasn't enforced until it helped brady

man..

no. brady wasnt a golden boy back then. no one freaking cared. if they wanted to screw someone over it would have been the pats that day.

the pats fell victim to the tuck rule earlier that year. i get the hate for the nfl for what they do with rules, but this isnt an example of it.

[Ivan The Awesome]