Bryant TD celebration hurts team

[feltdizz]

It's a black mark for the coaching staff for not knowing the rules.

One thing Harbaugh has on Tomlin. He's a better coach. In many aspects.


I don't have a problem with TD celebrations. I just don't care for them. I'm more privy to the Barry Sanders method - this is what i do - and simply hand the ball to the ref. Then go back to your teammates and share hugs and hand slaps and high fives.

I have a far greater issue with Tomlin not knowing the rules than I do with Marty's celebration. I, for one, was happy for Marty. His journey has been a long one.

shaking hands and high fives takes the same amount of time as a dice roll celebration...

just sayin'

oh, and last year Baltimore had 12 more penalties than the Steelers.

[SanAntonioSteelerFan]

shaking hands and high fives takes the same amount of time as a dice roll celebration...

just sayin'

That's certainly debatable, my gut feeling is that it's not accurate. But more to the point, how many times did "shaking hands and high fives" result in 15 yard penalties?

oh, and last year Baltimore had 12 more penalties than the Steelers.

And there are more kiwis in New Zealand than Australia as well!

[feltdizz]

That's certainly debatable, my gut feeling is that it's not accurate. But more to the point, how many times did "shaking hands and high fives" result in 15 yard penalties?

I didn't realize Bryant's celebration resulted in a 15 yard penalty?

[SanAntonioSteelerFan]

I didn't realize Bryant's celebration resulted in a 15 yard penalty?

Wasn't actually sure if you knew that, since you brought up how many penalties the Ravens had in 2016 for some reason (the Kiwi technique of debating!).

[feltdizz]

Wasn't actually sure if you knew that, since you brought up how many penalties the Ravens had in 2016 for some reason (the Kiwi technique of debating!).

that person said Harbaugh was a better coach based on penalties...

we have no idea if that is true or not.

[Slapstick]

that person said Harbaugh was a better coach based on penalties...

we have no idea if that is true or not.

He also said Harbaugh knew the rules better than Tomlin...which is also debatable, given how confused he was when the Pats** rolled out some unconventional formations against the Ravens a while back...

[Oviedo]

He also said Harbaugh knew the rules better than Tomlin...which is also debatable, given how confused he was when the Pats** rolled out some unconventional formations against the Ravens a while back...

Probably the same person who believes almost every coach is better than Tomlin

[feltdizz]

He also said Harbaugh knew the rules better than Tomlin...which is also debatable, given how confused he was when the Pats** rolled out some unconventional formations against the Ravens a while back...

exactly..

but you know, kiwi's in Australia are better than Koala's in New Zealand

[Mr.wizard]

Wasn't actually sure if you knew that, since you brought up how many penalties the Ravens had in 2016 for some reason (the Kiwi technique of debating!).

Bryant's celebration did not result in a 15 yard penalty, in fact he wasn't penalized at all for the celebration. We got a 5 yard delay of game penalty on the conversion attempt, which wasn't really a result of the celebration it was a result of the coaches and Ben not knowing the play clock starts as soon as the ref signals td.

[Slapstick]

Bryant's celebration did not result in a 15 yard penalty, in fact he wasn't penalized at all for the celebration. We got a 5 yard delay of game penalty on the conversion attempt, which wasn't really a result of the celebration it was a result of the coaches and Ben not knowing the play clock starts as soon as the ref signals td.

It would appear that they corrected things after the subsequent TD...lesson learned...

[Mr.wizard]

It would appear that they corrected things after the subsequent TD...lesson learned...

Yep, it was mistake they corrected it and really it's no big deal.