Rudolph forced to apologize for "role" Thanks to people like Ryan Clark

Link?

 

Now all assault victims are going to have to start apologizing for having their face in front of their hands. What a time to be alive! Great job NFL.

 

I'd rather him apologize for the 4 picks he threw.. I demand an apology

 

I'm down but do you guys have the stones to do it?

 

Can you provide a link of RC forcing MR to apologize?

 

There will never be a boycott because it's virtually impossible to organize something like that when no fans actually know any other fans in real life

 

As much as I criticize his play, he had no reason to apologize. The idea that "he started it" is total BS. If Garret doesnt rough the passer and land on him with full body weight, and keep him pinned to the ground up 2 TDs with 10 seconds left, nothing happens but handshakes.

 

The point is people with the same line of thought as RC got enough traction on social media to force Rudolph to apologize. It's sad.

 

How did Clarke 'force' Mason to apologize? Did he use a gun? Did he threaten to beat up Mason if he didn't?

There wasn't enough phony outrage in this story as it is. Thanks for adding more.

 

I didn't see RC saying MR should apologize? I think RC has done a pretty good job of being an analyst/commentator?

 

I do!

 

He's been pretty bad since Minkah(Bama) has came and got a lot of praise. Clark(LSU)

 

I have no problem with Rudolph's apology. I'm not a boycotter, but I will say I've been gradually watching less and less NFL over the past few years. Instead of sitting around 4-8 hours on Sundays, I'm basically just tuning into the Steelers games when televised. More to do with the BS rules changes, not because someone makes an apology for a situation.

 

He absolutely has blame. When they were separated and Garrett was being held back he had no business running back over there and storing the pot again.

cant have it both ways. Garrett was wrong for how he handled his end but mason was wrong as well.

 

Basically what I've been saying. Only watch Steelers games but Glenn is going to be in here any minute to have a chat with you.

 

I see what you’re saying, but a) Garrett had his helmet and b) he probably took issue with the helmet being taken off him.

Giving someone a piece of your mind isn’t an outrageous thing to do. Clubbing someone with a helmet is. I don’t think that’s having it both ways?

 

Watch that video again. Mason went back over there fighting.

honestly it looked like mason was being a bit of a ***** and going over there trying to be tough guy while his linemen held garrett back.

 

We are doomed.

 

Joe Starkey had a good analogy on 93.7 the fan today. He said if you were ready to turn into a parking space and another guy pulled in ahead of you, you would walk over and give him a piece of your mind. The other guy's response is to pull out a 9 iron and hit you across the head with it. I guess technically you started the fight by yelling at him but his response was to commit a criminal and deadly act. Yelling at someone is not equivalent to being hit with a deadly weapon.

 

Nice we should win Sunday then