Yeah Jones tried but missed.
Still got fined tho.
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I knew you said that, I was referring to certain Cowboyfan who justified his actions in the Giants game.
I figured it out, Flozell has a BAD medical condition!!
They fined him again? This is getting rather silly.
Do they plan on fining every tripping penalty now, too?
If Felix Jones would've successfully tripped the dude rushing Romo on Monday night should he have been fined or is it okay since he didn't actually trip the player and just tried to?
Jones did get fined even though he didn't touch the guy IIRC.
I think 5K.
Flo needs to cut that out. If he's going to continue to do it I'll be perfectly happy if there's no penalty called and he gets fined into bankrupcy. I don't really think what Jones did qualifies as a "leg-whip" but guys should get out of the habit of thinking they can use their feet like that. I don't recall Flozell being someone who's done that through his career. Maybe it's just the bad habit he decided to trade false-starting for this season.
Shouldnt Adams get a suspension? It seems hes really out to hurt Tuck more than he already has!!
just 'cuz hes to fat to stay in front of people & block doesnt mean hes gotta be a cheap shot artist!
Reports: Flozell Adams will not be suspended
Posted by Michael David Smith on December 8, 2009 6:18 PM ET
Dallas Cowboys offensive tackle Flozell Adams will not be suspended for shoving Giants defensive end Justin Tuck in the back on Sunday, according to two newspaper reports.
The Dallas Morning News and Newsday are both reporting that the NFL will not suspend Adams.
It should probably go without saying that the league is expected to fine Adams -- if there's no discipline at all for the play, it will basically serve as an invitation to every offensive player in the league to take all the cheap shots he wants at the end of the first half.
Because of a quirk in the league rules, personal fouls at the end of the final play of the first half aren't enforced at the start of the second half. Defensive players can't get away with personal fouls at the end of the half because the half can't end on a defensive penalty. But offensive players can.
At least, they can until the league discipline is handed out. For Adams, that league discipline appears to be a fine, not a suspension.
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this is bull !
lol
Cowboy fans don't even want to comment on this. Even they know how much of a Adams is.
It shows how much of a Goodell is!!
Man Jerrah has him by the balls!
adams look like he tripped and tried to balance himself on tuck
non-issue
lol Cowboy fans
Tuck is a punk..
lol, yeah that's it.
Yeah, and the guy repeatedly trying to trip and injure him is a saint.
Die hard Cowboys fan here. Nothing new out of the organization. Just thugs, choking in Dec and a stupid owner that treats the team like a sideshow act. When he finally s the stick is when the losing in Big D will stop. Until then expect more of the same from stupid asses like Flozelltron and constant disappointment.
Its a ing push! LMAO. This is a contact sport, and if you watch the game, there is always a little extra pushing after a play is over. Tuck is just being " league"
Nah, He's just Flo's . Him and Osi. When was the last time either of them even sacked Romo with Flo on them. I can't even remember.
lol at all the Cowboy apologist...Flozell Adams has a history of doing things a little under the shady category. I don't feel sorry for him being fined $12,500 for what he did to Tuck.
However, it's kind've uneven if you think about it...Chad Ochocinco wears a sombrero and gets fined $30,000. Flozell didn't even get half the fine...
Maybe Goodell hates Mexican culture...
It's got a lot more to do with Flozell being a Cowboy.
I thought Fatzell was fined $50k? Either way, he deserved more than that and a suspension,and fining Ochocinco is total bull .
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