Joey Porter says he’ll abide by league’s new Joey Porter rule

I don't know. Sometimes you just come up short?

 

LOL! More often than not for me.

 

Lovin the new He-man avatar BFT.

 

Yeah it's pretty awesome dude. I mean just when you think I can't possibly get any cooler and more charismatic then I just pull this out of thin air. Not only am I the guy with the cool car, hot wife, incredible vintage action figure collection, and movie star good looks but I'm also the guy with a He-Man avatar. Life is good man. Life is good.

 

That was James Harrison you moron. LOL!

 

I'm happy to see you finally changed out of your jammies. I volunteer to burn them for you.

 

LOL! No homeless man could ever rock a Ducktales shirt like that.

 

No way but even if you did I still have like 3 other pairs of Ninja Turtles pajamas. LOL!

 

Wasn't Vanilla Ice in one of those TMNT movies?

 

Yep. Secret of the Ooze. That was part 2. Go Ninja! Go Ninja! Go!

 

Ice Ice Baby!

 

Actually to this day Vanilla Ice is a huge TMNT collector and was on a show called "The Toy Hunter" a few years ago where he got some really hard to find stuff that was still in the box. I was super jealous and wished I also would have written a novelty song that ripped off Queen and David Bowie so I could drop as much cash on my collection as he could. LOL!

 

Thanks for bringing back great memories. I was at that game where Ward lit up Kieth Rivers and had a great vantage point from my seat. I immediately jump up and down screaming clean hit, clean hit and waving my terrible towel while Rivers was trying to locate his teeth on the field. My wife was telling me sit down, you're going to get killed in this away stadium! I laughed and said I think there's about 28,000 Steelers fans here who have my back right now.

I honestly believe that hit has changed the game altogether towards a more subtle approach that evens out the playing field for less aggressive teams. Players no longer have to worry about having their heads on a swivel.

There is no doubt Kieth Rivers never played the same after that hit but for a professional he should have been aware of the circumstance leading up to it in the first place. Now players will put themselves in even more danger by not worrying about blind side hits at all. This will be taught from the pee wee leagues all the way to the pro level. More points will be put on the score board which is exactly what the league thrives for.

The funny thing is that it was initiated by a smaller offensive player against a much bigger defensive linebacker.

 

Plays like that are why Hines will always be a legend!