Ravens Fans React To Ray Rice's Video And Termination
Ravens fans had strong opinions once the news of the decision to cut Ray Rice came down from the Ravens on Monday.
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Ravens fans had strong opinions once the news of the decision to cut Ray Rice came down from the Ravens on Monday.
After the news broke that the Baltimore Ravens had released Ray Rice following the TMZ release of video of him knocking his then fiance' (now wife) out & the NFL's indefinite Suspension The Scott Garceau Show took a look at the news, the implications for the Ravens & fielded calls from Raven fans.
I find it hard to believe the NFL, and the Ravens for that matter, didn't see the Rice video as they claim.
Now that the video has been released and everyone knows what happened on that elevator, what does or can the National Football League do? There is no more speculation that leads to the public defense of Baltimore Ravens running back Ray Rice.
Earlier this morning , TMZ Sports posted the rest of the Video that displays Rice punching his then-fiancee Janay Palmer, in the face, during an Atlantic City hotel elevator ride in February.
Steve Davis talks about the NFL's issues with players and owners conduct off of the field and if we should be idolizing or tolerating these serious offenses.
Just a few days after the NFL creates stricter penalties for domestic abusers, another player is charged with beating his fiancee.
It seems we've jumped into the pool of relativism since we got wind of Josh Gordon's season-long suspension for marijuana use. You have the indignant faction that can't believe someone who smokes weed gets a year while Ray Rice skates with a two-game suspension
Stricter sanctions. In the wake of the Ray Rice scandal, the NFL is eying tougher penalties for players for players connected to domestic violence.
No matter what Ray Rice said yesterday, it can't change what he did or the near-universal perception that aristocrats get more chances than we do. But Rice made one refreshing statement: His wife could do no wrong.
Andrew Bogusch of The John Feinstein Show on the CBS Sports Network joined Glenn and Bob on Sports Rehab to give the national perspective on the Ray Rice suspension story.
Mike Harmon of Foxsports.com joined Glenn and Bob on Sports Rehab to go around the NFL as training camps open up and talks in depth about the Ray Rice suspension.
The light suspension handed down by Roger Goodell has been widely criticized as a slap on the wrist. Scott Garceau talks about what that means for Rice.
Jerry Coleman has the team reaction to the two-game suspension of Ray Rice. Coach Harbaugh, Torrey Smith and Haloti Ngata speak on behalf of their teammate.
As Training camp opened, the Ravens still have received no indication as to when the league will announce any discipline for Rice
The NFL just announced that the NFL Draft will not be held at Radio City Music Hall in New York City next year. Here is my list of places that I'd like to see the NFL Draft.
It's down to the wire for Ravens star running back Ray Rice. It could be just a matter of days before he knows his fate.
A renewed push to change the name of the Washington Redskins. Fifty U.S. senators sent a letter to NFL commissioner Roger Goodell, including some from Maryland. They say the name is a racist slur and now is the time to change it.
All eyes and iPhones were on Johnny Manziel, who squirmed in his seat for 21 picks before landing in the wasteland we call Cleveland. He forced a smile and his signature salutation, rubbing his thumb and forefinger, a metaphor for counting his cash.
Will anything weird happen at the NFL Draft? Probably. But until then, here are our five favorite goofy NFL Draft moments.
Even by the pro athlete's subterranean standards, the Ray Rice video was shocking. He made no effort to heal or cradle or care for his unconscious fiancee.
Forever high on hubris, the sport is pondering extra games, playoff teams, and new franchises, perhaps in London or Los Angeles. And it feels like all are in the name of profit, not principle.
NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell says the Washington Redskins nickname has been "presented in a way that honors Native Americans."
So the NFL wants to change the point after touchdown (PAT) because they say it is too automatic. I don't see the point in changing it.
