The NFL is making it more and more obvious that they won't tolerate playful antics by their players. I would've never guessed that Chad...oops, Ocho Cinco would be fined for an "Ocho Cinco" velcro nameplate across the back of his jersey on Sunday. Reportedly, he's being fined $5,000 (it's believed that he will appeal). During Sunday's game against the Falcons, he came out with the nameplate and QB Carson Palmer ripped it off revealing his....real name. I thought it was funny, innovative, and entertaining. However, the National Football League, thought differently. Seems really strict, but they make the rules. I guess they're just trying to keep the game 100% football. All the other shit will cost money.
3 comments:
I guess they will start fining players for smiling in the camera next. WTF are you serious NFL someone is acting like David Stern. Live a little bit they guys like to have fun and besides it's entertainment. A fake nametag that was taken off before the game started it harmless. It would have been different if he never took it off. Calm the f*** down.
Yeah, this was very uncalled for. I could understand if the velcro namplate had something provocative or obscene.
I don't know, IF there is some policy that indicates they can't tamper with the names on their uniform then I'm not really caring that he got fined. These foos get paid too d*mn much not to just go by the book. BUT, if there's not a stated rule on the issue, then the NFL need to go sit down somewhere. Silliness.
By the way, ya blog is the BIZNASS! ;)
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