Guess the definition of roughing the passer is different for different players.

[mrbunglez]

 

[royalshank]

I read about this (the Brady play) before I went to bed last night. There have already been a couple mainstream media articles about it asking if it’s a conspiracy (Brady’s treatment). I didn’t think the hit on Tua was roughness but compared to the one on Brady it was 100%. To boot, if you’re a falcons fan you’re pissed cause you were getting the ball back. The NFL has really fawked this whole thing up. I want consistency in how rules are applied. We are miles away from that.

 

[MiamiMuss]

Yup yup I saw that play in the Bucs game and was like **** them Refs.Its either it is or it isnt.Imo it isn't roughing the passer.

 

[mrbunglez]

I read about this (the Brady play) before I went to bed last night. There have already been a couple mainstream media articles about it asking if it’s a conspiracy (Brady’s treatment). I didn’t think the hit on Tua was roughness but compared to the one on Brady it was 100%. To boot, if you’re a falcons fan you’re pissed cause you were getting the ball back. The NFL has really fawked this whole thing up. I want consistency in how rules are applied. We are miles away from that.

It’s actually pretty transparent to me, they want to protect their star players no matter what. The NFL doesn’t care about you or me all they care about is the mighty dollar.

 

[bigfoot]

Everyone will be scared to hit Brady now, meanwhile it will still be open season on Tua.

 

[John813]

That Brady sack was pretty tame. Star players get preferred treatment. Happens in every league.

 

[mrbunglez]

Here’s another. The NFL hates the Dolphins.

 

[mrbunglez]

One comment on there describes it to the T: Witchhunt.

 

[NY8123]

I really hope Tom Brady gets wadded in the pocket so badly that his knee shatters like a hip in a nursing home.

 

[BillsFanInPeace]

Jerome Boger will make those call for Elite QBs. He has now for years.

 

[andyahs]

TAMPA, Fla. -- Referee Jerome Boger said Atlanta Falcons defensive lineman Grady Jarrett "unnecessarily" threw Tampa Bay Buccaneers quarterback Tom Brady to the ground as part of his explanation for the roughing the passer call on a key third down late in the Bucs' win Sunday.

Referee: DE's throw of Brady led to late penalty

Referee Jerome Boger said Falcons defensive lineman Grady Jarrett "unnecessarily" threw Buccaneers quarterback Tom Brady to the ground, resulting in the roughing the passer call on a key third down late in Tampa Bay's win.

www.espn.com

 

[fish_fan]

Always has been.

Cam Newton was abused for years just because of his size, while the league changes rules for Brady when he gets hurt.

 

[BillsFanInPeace]

Always has been.

Cam Newton was abused for years just because of his size, while the league changes rules for Brady when he gets hurt.

If I remember right it was Also Jerome Boger that famously told Cam you are not good enough to get that call yet.

 

[Dolph N.Fan]

Parents hug their children harder than that brady roughing call

 

[mrbunglez]

Is this considered a flag?