Geno Smith Teammate Knocks QB Out for Weeks

[Harlan Huckleby]

There is only one way that this story ends well: Rex Ryan sticks his finger in Enemkpali's face and gets a broken jaw.

[sharpe1027]

There is only one way that this story ends well: Rex Ryan sticks his finger in Enemkpali's face and gets a broken jaw.

Well played. Well played.

[Zool]

All hockey fights result in assault charges? Is boxing considered a felony?

Why do we care?

[Harlan Huckleby]

All hockey fights result in assault charges? Is boxing considered a felony?

Why do we care?

We make violence criminal to protect ourselves and have civility.

Violent sports are generally an exception, participants accept certain risks. (There could be conditions worthy of assault charges even in sport.)

You don't get to break somebody's jaw because the raise a finger in your face. A locker room is no different than a chucky cheese game room or a book club meeting.

[mraynrand]

All hockey fights result in assault charges? Is boxing considered a felony?

Why do we care?

I think Wist would argue that the Packers treat all tackles as misdemeanor offenses.

[mraynrand]

We make violence criminal to protect ourselves and have civility.

Violent sports are generally an exception, participants accept certain risks. (There could be conditions worthy of assault charges even in sport.)

You don't get to break somebody's jaw because the raise a finger in your face. A locker room is no different than a chucky cheese game room or a book club meeting.

You tell 'em H. That shooting in "The Last Boyscout" was still murder, even though it happened on the gridiron!



Hands up! Don't Pass!

[Harlan Huckleby]

I didn't admire this rough justice against guy armed only with high alchohol content.

Actually, rewatching it, it wasn't as brutal as I remembered.

[sharpe1027]

A locker room is no different than a chucky cheese game room or a book club meeting.

Except for all the grown men showering and getting dressed.

[wist43]

We make violence criminal to protect ourselves and have civility.

Violent sports are generally an exception, participants accept certain risks. (There could be conditions worthy of assault charges even in sport.)

You don't get to break somebody's jaw because the raise a finger in your face. A locker room is no different than a chucky cheese game room or a book club meeting.

"Civil" people conduct themselves honorably. Had Geno Smith done the honorable thing, i.e. 1) attended the camp as he said he would, or 2) reimbursed IK the plane ticket money for the broken promise - it would all be good, huh?? In a "civil" society.

But that isn't what happened, is it??

Geno told IK to go fuck himself, he's not going to give him the money, and there's nothing IK can do about - all the time getting in the mans space. Dude had it comin' and then some - and that should have been the end of it - except of course Smith still has to pay up.

[wist43]

I think Wist would argue that the Packers treat all tackles as misdemeanor offenses.

It's only a misdemeanor if the protocol of asking the ball carrier politely 2 times to fall down is ignored

[Zool]

We make violence criminal to protect ourselves and have civility.

Violent sports are generally an exception, participants accept certain risks. (There could be conditions worthy of assault charges even in sport.)

You don't get to break somebody's jaw because the raise a finger in your face. A locker room is no different than a chucky cheese game room or a book club meeting.

You also can't charge someone with a crime if no one presses charges.

[Harlan Huckleby]

Geno told IK to go fuck himself, he's not going to give him the money, and there's nothing IK can do about - all the time getting in the mans space. Dude had it comin' and then some

You don't know enough about this dispute to take sides, so to hell with any judgement you've made about who has what comin.

But more to point, disputes over deals-gone-bad have been happening for thousands of years. I couldn't disagree more that the way to resolve an argument is to attack someone.

[MadtownPacker]

You don't know enough about this dispute to take sides, so to hell with any judgement you've made about who has what comin.

But more to point, disputes over deals-gone-bad have been happening for thousands of years. I couldn't disagree more that the way to resolve an argument is to attack someone.

Get your pudgy finger out my face muthafucka!!

You once threaten to wrassle me to the ground cuz I didn't give you your way. So save the man of peace bullshit.

[pbmax]

If they have witnesses other than the ball boys and perhaps have cell phone pics, they might be able to convince someone that the guy actually broke Gino's jaw. Maybe the cell phone memories have been wiped or the phones broken. Otherwise, who can know?

And does this fall under Equipment Tampering, PED Policy, Workplace Conditions or Personal Conduct?

[pbmax]

Just think if Geno actually owed this guy serious money. He might be lucky to play this season.