May I interest you in a James Bradberry or a Eli Ricks?

1 hour ago, BigEFly said:

This is getting out of hand. Traffic stops aren’t worthy of this level of interaction but we see it more and more.  Assaukt someone for not listening to a cop to roll down your window immediately?  Being manhandled and cuffed?  Why?  You don’t cuss out a citizen like that much less cuff them.  Pretty obvious he called someone because he was being stopped.  You have that right. Being warned that the handcuffed prisoner had surgery on his knee and ignoring that and shoving a citizen down.   It’s a f@%#ing (to quote multiples of those officers) traffic stop not a bank robbery with an AK47.  

Then acting like that to an observer with nothing more than a phone.  It’s not easy being a cop but the behavior of some is embarrassing.   Imagine if you behaved like that at your job.  They all deserve discipline and training on what is and is not acceptable.  

For close to two decades in elected office, I shared oversight of a police department with other elected and appointed officials. We would have been in hearings with the police union over that and probably would have prevailed in a firing.  At the very least a suspension and anger management classes. The citizens were all being relatively polite.   Nothing they did violates PA criminal law.  Who knows in FL?  

 

I read he was well over the limit and it took a bit to pull over. I can't verify,  but I'd assume that's why there were so many. That also gets LEOs amped up. 

When you are pulled over you are in their world and you can't be non compliant about certain things. He actually put the window up in the middle of the stop and didn't immediately put it down when asked. Huge no no.

The cop was over the line, but he shouldn't get special treatment. If any of us did that regardless of color we'd probably be taken out of the car as well because LEOs don't put up with that BS. It sounded like he was mouthing off before that as well. 

He will get fired, but Hill absolutely contributed to that. 

10 minutes ago, RLC said:

May I interest you in a James Bradberry or a Eli Ricks?

It's too bad Bradberry might be still be hurt past the trade deadline

11 minutes ago, Diehardfan said:

I read he was well over the limit and it took a bit to pull over. I can't verify,  but I'd assume that's why there were so many. That also gets LEOs amped up. 

When you are pulled over you are in their world and you can't be non compliant about certain things. He actually put the window up in the middle of the stop and didn't immediately put it down when asked. Huge no no.

The cop was over the line, but he shouldn't get special treatment. If any of us did that regardless of color we'd probably be taken out of the car as well because LEOs don't put up with that BS. It sounded like he was mouthing off before that as well. 

He will get fired, but Hill absolutely contributed to that. 

They estimated him going 60 in a 45

2 minutes ago, LeanMeanGM said:

They estimated him going 60 in a 45

Not horrible. Did he really not pull over right away? It isn't normal for that many to respond. 

2 minutes ago, LeanMeanGM said:

They estimated him going 60 in a 45

The real crime is only going 60 mph in that car. 

2 minutes ago, Diehardfan said:

Not horrible. Did he really not pull over right away? It isn't normal for that many to respond. 

I dunno about that part. They released the citation today. It didn't say anything besides they estimated him going 60 and he didn't have a seatbelt. 

It was right outside the stadium so I'm guessing there was a large police presence to begin with.

13 minutes ago, LeanMeanGM said:

I dunno about that part. They released the citation today. It didn't say anything besides they estimated him going 60 and he didn't have a seatbelt. 

It was right outside the stadium so I'm guessing there was a large police presence to begin with.

Here's the first thing that came to my mind. Even if going 60 in a 45, you said it, he was right by the stadium on gameday. There are fans, families, kids all walking the streets and probably at a much higher volume than a non-gameday. Think of it like a school zone. It might not be marked as a special zone, but come on, to be speeding around that many people is endangering them. That would piss me off if I was a cop there. 

There are a lot of unknowns before the video starts but we can see that Tyreek is already being non-compliant and mouthy with the police. JUST DO WHAT THEY ASK. At the same time, it does NOT give them the right to overreact  and treat him the way they did but maybe they had short fuses for a reason (things we don't see that happened pre-video). Maybe they've had complaints of athletes speeding. Like many police encounters that we see from the mid-point, there's almost 99.999% an action that leads to a reaction. 

Calais Campbell was respectful to the police and put in cuffs too. I can't think of a situation where anyone else would be able to come and park their car and not only block traffic, but the police cars if anything were to escalade. That's a no no as a bystander and I would think cuffing that person is standard. Could be wrong but it just seems like a dumb situation to put yourself in.

The important thing, and what sucks about social media is conclusions should not be jumped to. Just as many people saying back the blue are as wrong as people saying Tyreek is innocent. Both parties are guilty of infractions. 

55 minutes ago, LeanMeanGM said:

Danny Gray is another former high-ish pick of the 49ers in 2022 that's done squat

4.2 guy from SMU. He looked like he could have been at least a good deep threat but SF doesn't do that so maybe a slim chance something develops here?

13 minutes ago, LeanMeanGM said:

Danny Gray is another former high-ish pick of the 49ers in 2022 that's done squat

I liked Gray at SMU.  Some drops and struggles with press but speed to spare. Incomplete route tree coming out of college. 

Philly sniffed around A J Woods pre-draft. Talk about speed.  Kid is fast.  Bit stiff.  

Howie sure has focused on speed this offseason.  Slow was an issue last year.  These were developmental pick ups.  Woods v McPhearson, for example.

Disappointed to lose McMahon but C only won’t survive once those injured OL are ready for the Rams so I wouldn’t be surprised by a Toth like return. 

Kyle Shanahan is one of, if not the best, WR coach in the league. And we're supposed to fix Gray?

4 minutes ago, RLC said:

Kyle Shanahan is one of, if not the best, WR coach in the league. And we're supposed to fix Gray?

DUH

4 minutes ago, RLC said:

Kyle Shanahan is one of, if not the best, WR coach in the league. And we're supposed to fix Gray?

Shanahan isn’t the WR coach.  Leonard Hankerson is. 

Per PFF Jalen Hurts is graded 32 of 32 for QBs. 
 

 

1 minute ago, jwill2420 said:

Per PFF Jalen Hurts is graded 32 of 32 for QBs. 
 

 

If Hurts and Dean were both that bad according to PFF,  this team is going to be unstoppable if both of them just play to average PFF standards.

10 minutes ago, BigEFly said:

Shanahan isn’t the WR coach.  Leonard Hankerson is. 

That's like not crediting Belicheck for DB development. Or Reid for QB Development. 

Not sure I understand the point this guy is making. If anything, it shows how bad the play was. This ball should have been throw at the 15 second mark when AJ is breaking open and the throw should have led him to the end line. Instead, Hurts waits and waits and waits, throws across his body, which makes AJ slip. 

 

 

46 minutes ago, jwill2420 said:

Per PFF Jalen Hurts is graded 32 of 32 for QBs. 
 

 

erm how exactly? They saying he was worse than bo nix and will Levis? 

1 hour ago, jwill2420 said:

Per PFF Jalen Hurts is graded 32 of 32 for QBs. 
 

 

Is this real? There was awful qb play

51 minutes ago, bpac55 said:

Not sure I understand the point this guy is making. If anything, it shows how bad the play was. This ball should have been throw at the 15 second mark when AJ is breaking open and the throw should have led him to the end line. Instead, Hurts waits and waits and waits, throws across his body, which makes AJ slip. 

 

 

From that vantage point it’s an even worse play by Hurts.  Wide open WR in the end zone and Hurts pointed, saying "I’ll get this ball to you right after I run this errand”.

1 hour ago, jwill2420 said:

Per PFF Jalen Hurts is graded 32 of 32 for QBs. 
 

 

I would give Hurts a C- grade against the Packers, but there were many QBs worse in Week 1.

I can't remember if this account is accurate with its reports

 

18 minutes ago, Alphagrand said:

I would give Hurts a C- grade against the Packers, but there were many QBs worse in Week 1.

Jordan Love was subjectively worse

8 minutes ago, LeanMeanGM said:

Jordan Love was subjectively worse

Yeah he was easily worse. Then there's Levis, Caleb Williams, Daniel Jones, Bryce Young, Bo Nix and I'm sure a couple others who were absolute dogshit. PFF has to be trolling right now if that's a legit grade they gave Hurts.

1 hour ago, rrfierce said:

erm how exactly? They saying he was worse than bo nix and will Levis? 

Or Daniel Jones? That number needs some background or explanation.