Chocolate Lab
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It's like those fans didn't even read "Choose Love"...They should paint, "no fighting in the stands" in the endzone and the backs of helmets.
It's how we get things done in the NFL.

It's like those fans didn't even read "Choose Love"...They should paint, "no fighting in the stands" in the endzone and the backs of helmets.
It's how we get things done in the NFL.

And they were sitting so close to the end zone, it's just sad.It's like those fans didn't even read "Choose Love"...![]()
It's worse some places than others, though.
I remember even 20 years ago, Randy Galloway was asked about the worst fan bases and he mentioned Philly (of course) and said this will surprise you, but San Francisco was one of the worst. Like he said, you think of them as being the wine and cheese crowd, but a bunch of their fans were total thugs.
Even outside of football, look at some of the terrible brawls that have happened with Giants (MLB) fans.
I don't think it's that. Texas has tons of Latinos also, but not the same brawling.As a Latino, I hate to say it, but what do LA and San Francisco crowds have in common?
A TON of Latino thugs.
I mean, look where this happened... I don't think they're big on police stopping this kind of thing.
I thought one of the few benefits of the high ticket prices was keeping fucksticks like these out of the stadium. I remember going to Cowboys games at the vet in the mid-80's when tickets were 20-25 dollars and it was fucking crazy.Does the NFL not care about this happening so frequently now?
I get that they can't dedicate entire army's to police these games, but they should be working with the teams and local law enforcement to enforce much stricter penalties for fighting at these games.
This shit is really getting out of hand now and it's a huge reason why I don't attend pro football games anymore, especially ones that will have a decent amount of visiting fans.
Easily the POTD and I haven’t even read the whole board yet. Well done.They should paint, "no fighting in the stands" in the endzone and the backs of helmets.
It's how we get things done in the NFL.
Easily the POTD and I haven’t even read the whole board yet. Well done.
Gems? I will go now into that thread and look for them. I will come back here and give you your props when I find these gems.~throws challenge flag~
I’ve got fuckin gems in the Thursday night chatter. POTD caliber
Oh yeah, I forgot to come back.Gems? I will go now into that thread and look for them. I will come back here and give you your props when I find these gems.

I didn't find any gems either.You didn't miss anything.![]()

From the NFL:
Due to the ongoing nationwide impact to air travel this weekend, the NFL has adjusted its officiating assignments for Week 10 games, reassigning officials to games within driving distance of their hometowns.
The changes will necessitate that three back up referees – umpires Barry Anderson and Duane Heydt and side judge Don Willard – will work as referees in the following games:
Carolina-New Orleans – Duane Heydt
Jacksonville-Tennessee – Barry Anderson
Miami-Indianapolis and Pittsburgh-Cincinnati – Don Willard
Each of the league’s 17 officiating crews have a backup referee identified, and that individual trains throughout the year to work at the referee position should the need arise.
Surely we won't see any officiating problems resulting from this.