Was it the Japanese beer or did I see ...

[GimmeTheBall!]

Oshiffer, I only hasshhhsd 2 beerse.

But seriously, germs, there was this Bengals clown on the sidelines during the game last night, presumably after he made a big play. WR perhaps.

He was wearing a big white robe. On the back it said something to the effect of:

Inducted into HOF
in 20??



I'd be very disappointed if Goddell, if he saw that or is told about it, does not levy a hefty fine on this clown.

That Bengals idiot, whoever he was, belongs in the WWF. Not the NFL

 

[dargonking999]

It was the beer

 

[Bob Sacamano]

it was a jacket, not a robe

 

[GimmeTheBall!]

it was a jacket, not a robe

Yeah. The video game geek says it was the beer. You say it was a jacket.

Talk among yourselves and get back to me.

 

[arglebargle]

Since it wasn't used on the field, as part of a touchdown celebration, I don't think they can do too much about it. Unless they use Catch 22....

 

[HardHittin'Witten]

Stay away from the Kirin Ichiban.

 

[GimmeTheBall!]

Stay away from the Kirin Ichiban.

The beer of the working man in Japan and Farmers Branch.

 

[Nav22]

I can't quite tell... are you just kidding around, or do you honestly not know who Chad Johnson is?

 

[stealth]

I can't quite tell... are you just kidding around, or do you honestly not know who Chad Johnson is?

he thinks himself clever and witty.

 

[Hoofbite]

I don't think he will get fined. Really he shouldn't because it was more-so lame then it was anything. All that build-up and such just to see him pull a replica jacket out.

 

[DallasEast]

Since it wasn't used on the field, as part of a touchdown celebration, I don't think they can do too much about it. Unless they use Catch 22....

If players are going to perform elaborate touchdown celebrations using costumes, props and such, the sideline is the more appropriate place to do it. While I still didn't like the whole thing, I respected Chad Johnson for both complying with the rules and taking it off the field.

 

[juck]

excuse the poster,he has a long term case of the "make no senses".:laugh2:

 

[joseephuss]

If players are going to perform elaborate touchdown celebrations using costumes, props and such, the sideline is the more appropriate place to do it. While I still didn't like the whole thing, I respected Chad Johnson for both complying with the rules and taking it off the field.

Was Johnson fined last year when he had Ocho Cinco on the back of his jersey? IDid he wear it during the game or just warm ups?I thought he had it removed right before kick off. If they did fine him for that I could see him getting a fine for the jacket, which was lame.

 

[Rack]

No way in hell should he be fined for that.


Remove the stick from you rear, people. He was having fun, and he did it on HIS sidelines, which makes it perfectly legal.


Wow.

 

[DallasEast]

Was Johnson fined last year when he had Ocho Cinco on the back of his jersey? IDid he wear it during the game or just warm ups?I thought he had it removed right before kick off. If they did fine him for that I could see him getting a fine for the jacket, which was lame.

I could be wrong, but I believe that he worn it during the game after scoring a touchdown. Didn't a teammate (Palmer, I think) rip his name that was covering Ocho Cinco on his jersey? If players act up away from the field and do not use crazy props that taunt the other team or their fans, I wouldn't support the player being fined also.