59 on Bears will get fined...

Looks like the Steelers got away with at least one in the same game.

 

Maybe Chase wasn't taunting. I think he was shouting to the Bear's sideline "What a good, competitive game"! "Good luck tonight fellas"!

 

Maybe two.

 

By the way, it's a stupid ****ing rule, none of them should have been called.

 

"Thanks for the pre-game soup! It was so delicious when I ate it like this."

 

Why is the Media not showing all the false starts against the bears that are not called???
Is it because it doesn't fit the agenda???
Those are actually part of the Game.

 

Apparently not easy to understand for the refs.

And as Rank points out, the kiss was to the crowd, but he appeared to be pointing at the OL or QB before teeing them up for his kick.

 

Settle down, sparky, not trying to find wrong doing, just saying it's a dumb rule that is unevenly and subjectively applied, evidenced by the same refs in the same game.

You sharing a keyboard with Glemm? Could have sworn you are always finding wrong doing with Ben...

 

Yea I think he is pointing to Cam who helped with the sack.

 

Those clips show no evidence of taunting whatsoever. Tomlin needs to do a much better job at coaching effective taunting.

 

No looked like he was pointing to Cam who helped him get the sack. You can't tell and that is initially right after the sack and part of him getting up and walking away.

The Chase one they show, looks like he's doing the "Keep feeding me" or "I'm still eating" gesture a lot of receivers/RB's do after making a first down. (There's a reason that's a still photo by the way)

These guys are just pouring over tape to justify a practice squad call up player acting like an idiot, like he made a great play by his outstanding skills and the team that cut him (edit here: the last team to cut him) should be apologetic for it!

Fact: every one of his teammates were already heading off the field while he was still walking at the Steelers sideline like he was the second coming of James Harrison!

 

Fined $5,972