Twitter: Did an Eagles staffer push Xavier Woods?

[joseephuss]

The worst part is not that the trainer touched Woods but that Woods would have received a penalty and possible ejection if he responded physically.

Imagine a team having a designated staff member whose goal is to incite an opposing player into a penalty. It is an improbably, extreme example that is not likely to happen, but still possible. This specific incident is minor, but because there is potential for something bigger happening is why I think the trainer should be punished by the league. There was/is no need for his actions.

 

[Fletch]

What did Vito Barzini have to say about it?

What is this, the freakin Sapranos? Vito Barzini... a tough guy? Made man? WTH?

 

[xwalker]

What is this, the freakin Sapranos? Vito Barzini... a tough guy? Made man? WTH?

Movie: The Godfather
Year: 1972
Actor: Richard Conte

 

[CB61]

I don't think the new stadium does, does it?

No I was informed of that after my post I was speaking about the vet was a long time ago trying to be sarcastic but it didn't land LOL

 

[Runwildboys]

No I was informed of that after my post I was speaking about the vet was a long time ago trying to be sarcastic but it didn't land LOL

Eh, sometimes that happens. You'll get 'em next time, Tiger!

 

[CB61]

Eh, sometimes that happens. You'll get 'em next time, Tiger!

Well it's a good thing all of my sayings don't land because a lot of them do and then I get in trouble I'm kind of a tell it like it is person some people can't handle reality

 

[Fletch]

Movie: The Godfather
Year: 1972
Actor: Richard Conte

Helluva flick!

 

[whynot]

Trainer extended the arms, definitely OPI. Garrett should have challenged it, fire him.

 

[Scotman]

10 if it was a Patriots player.

You've got to admit though, a Patriots player rushing out onto the field and shoving a ref during an Eagles & Cowboys game should get a longer suspension.

 

[CPanther95]

Woods should have fallen down.

...then sued Zeke.

 

[Kaiser]

You've got to admit though, a Patriots player rushing out onto the field and shoving a ref during an Eagles & Cowboys game should get a longer suspension.

"There is no foul on the play, the Patriots employee was only on the field to spy on Dallas and Philly. Reset the Clock to 11:40. Second Down"

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[Irvin88_4life]

When the trainer started rushing out, Jeffrey was still on the ground. However, his teammate had started to help him up by the time the trainer reached Woods. I think it was a quick reaction thing: Big hit, the player doesn't immediately pop up and trainer rushes out to check on him.

If you watch closer he actually starts to get up on his own before his teammate comes over and helps him up. The staff member is yards away from Woods when the receiver is starting to sit up. Doesn't matter if the receiver isn't moving or not, the staff member has no excuse to put his hands on another player much less from the other team.

 

[Scotman]

"There is no foul on the play, the Patriots employee was only on the field to spy on Dallas and Philly. Reset the Clock to 11:40. Second Down"

https://external-content.duckduckgo.com/iu/?u=http%3A%2F%2Fs3-origin-images.************%2F2012%2F09%2F120927_nflref_attention_ap_328.jpg&f=1&nofb=1

And then Zeke catches a 6-game suspension.

 

[DCBlueStar]

Honestly, I was going to give the staff member the benefit of the doubt thinking we were just pouring it on the Eagles... but it appears the staff member didn't even walk thru the same path Woods was in. Looks like he just randomly reached to his right and shoved him in the shoulder. Was definitely random.

 

[yimyammer]

here's a good view, doesnt look bad to me:

 

[speedkilz88]