For the NFL Fans Among You (if There Still Are Any)

[Bambi Buster]

Patrick Mahomes fined $14K by NFL for ‘violent gesture’

Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes was fined more than $14,000 by the NFL for a celebration that was deemed a “violent gesture.”

nypost.com

https://fox4kc.com/sports/chiefs/mahomes-fined-over-14k-for-violent-gesture-at-buffalo-game-last-week/

NFL star Patrick Mahomes fined more than $14,000 for 'violent gesture' during Buffalo Bills game

The Kansas City Chiefs quarterback allegedly put his hands up in a gun or rifle shooting gesture last Sunday.

www.nbcnews.com

 

[PillsburyDoughboy]

I haven't watched a NFL game in probably over 5 years or so since the kneeling incident took place but I am aware that the NFL has taken some giant steps in rebranding and cleaning its act up since all of that happened. The shifty movement and shows like the Manning cast , the podcasts bringing in a younger audience have gone a long way in helping that.

Recently in the news there have been a rush of NFL players being stalked and burglaries while the games are being played. Gotta wonder if he was not gaslighting them somehow?

 

[DaveTN]

He's worth 90 million and gets over 45 million a year.
But yeah, that's liberals craziness.
I wonder when they will start making them pay a fine for doing the Trump dance?

 

[DayDay]

$14k is pocket change.

This type of gesture is illegal in college football as well. It started to take off at the beginning of the season but I think it's pretty much gone now.

I'm not an NFL fan but I started keeping up a little with the Chiefs prior to last season and watch when they are on.

 

[BMan]

Ahem. Why would a right-handed QB shoot left-handed?

 

[recurve60#]

Not a fan of his,but that's ridiculous.

 

[BMan]

This type of gesture is illegal in college football as well.

What gesture? Throwing the double Mr. Spock live well and prosper hand signals?

It's ridiculous. As I said above, if it was a "shooting a rifle" signal he would have done it as a right-handed shooter would, not backwards.

 

[Trey13]

I haven't watched a NFL game in probably over 5 years or so since the kneeling incident took place but I am aware that the NFL has taken some giant steps in rebranding and cleaning its act up since all of that happened. The shifty movement and shows like the Manning cast , the podcasts bringing in a younger audience have gone a long way in helping that.

Recently in the news there have been a rush of NFL players being stalked and burglaries while the games are being played. Gotta wonder if he was not gaslighting them somehow?

BS