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skinsfan0201 · 09-20-2005, 09:58 PM

Without much respect to Roy Williams, I am going to be quite blunt. I think the guy is a good player, but a very dirty one at the same time. I think that it was about time that he got a penalty in honor of his horse-collaring and ill regard for clean play. I was appalled at what he got away with last year, and I am glad that the league is finally doing something about it, though they still have to make sure that they follow through on their new rule. I remember how many times he was able to get away doing that to our players last year, tackling from around the collar of guy from their blind side just to gain an edge. It is finally coming around to him now and the guy could not be respected around the NFL very highly for his dirty play. I hope he cleans it up significantly this year, so that his fans can respect him as a player and not a criminal on the field. (The TO example is prime, regardless of my dislike of the Eagles)

09-20-2005, 09:58 PM	#17
skinsfan0201 Special Teams Join Date: Oct 2004 Location: Falls Church, VA Age: 47 Posts: 234	Re: Roy Williams illegal or burnt toast? Without much respect to Roy Williams, I am going to be quite blunt. I think the guy is a good player, but a very dirty one at the same time. I think that it was about time that he got a penalty in honor of his horse-collaring and ill regard for clean play. I was appalled at what he got away with last year, and I am glad that the league is finally doing something about it, though they still have to make sure that they follow through on their new rule. I remember how many times he was able to get away doing that to our players last year, tackling from around the collar of guy from their blind side just to gain an edge. It is finally coming around to him now and the guy could not be respected around the NFL very highly for his dirty play. I hope he cleans it up significantly this year, so that his fans can respect him as a player and not a criminal on the field. (The TO example is prime, regardless of my dislike of the Eagles)