Tomlin

[NewBrunswickIrish]

Oh and their QB is a rapist.

I want to start off by saying that I am a Steelers and ND fan

First, I don't think that is necessary to bring up when your talking about how Tomlin made a mistake.

Second, I know it's going to be unpopular to say and I'll probably be torn apart for it but c'mon you shouldn't throw stones when you live in a glass house. It is not an accusation that should be thrown around lightly and it is very serious for the women that experience this. I guess that it is human nature though to be willing to call someone out for something and then be offended when someone does the same to a player on a team you support

 

[kmoose]

I don't think he did it intentionally, but I have no problem with the fine. However, on the subject of taking away draft picks: I think it's idiotic for the league to even be discussing this. The only thing that you can pin on Tomlin is that he was on the field. If you are going to take away a draft pick (or multiple draft picks) for a coach being on the field, then you are going to have to start doing it EVERY TIME a coach, any coach, is on the field. Every coach in the NFL is in the field of play on plenty of plays. If you don't believe that, then ask yourself why no flag was thrown on the play? The answer is that, while technically illegal, coaches are "allowed" (by the officials) to be on the field all of the time.