ToPdOg
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Mike Vick made us aware of it, so now let’s deal with it. All of it.
Superstar pocket passers receive more protection from NFL referees than superstar, athletic, scrambling quarterbacks. I’m reluctant to call that a fact, but I know it’s a widely held perception among players across the league.
Tom Brady, Peyton Manning and Drew Brees get better treatment from the refs than Vick, Aaron Rodgers and Ben Roethlisberger. That’s the perception.
Here’s another one: Vick, Donovan McNabb and Vince Young — arguably the three most athletic QBs of the past decade — believe they receive the least amount of referee protection.
Let’s deal with it. All of it.
In the aftermath of Philadelphia’s stunning loss to the Giants and Vick’s latest injury — a bruised right hand — the $100 million QB couldn’t contain his frustration and pointed out what he believes to be an unfair double standard. He limited his complaints to his own situation, but my eyes and ears saw and heard much more.
“Everybody seen the game,†Vick said. “I’m on the ground constantly, all the time. Every time I throw the ball, in all my highlights, just watching film in general, every time I throw the ball I’m on the ground, getting hit in the head. I don’t know why I don’t get the 15-yard flags like everybody else do.
“But I’m not going to complain about it. I’m just going to make everybody aware of it and hopefully somebody will take notice.â€
I hear ya, Mike. I notice.
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Superstar pocket passers receive more protection from NFL referees than superstar, athletic, scrambling quarterbacks. I’m reluctant to call that a fact, but I know it’s a widely held perception among players across the league.
Tom Brady, Peyton Manning and Drew Brees get better treatment from the refs than Vick, Aaron Rodgers and Ben Roethlisberger. That’s the perception.
Here’s another one: Vick, Donovan McNabb and Vince Young — arguably the three most athletic QBs of the past decade — believe they receive the least amount of referee protection.
Let’s deal with it. All of it.
In the aftermath of Philadelphia’s stunning loss to the Giants and Vick’s latest injury — a bruised right hand — the $100 million QB couldn’t contain his frustration and pointed out what he believes to be an unfair double standard. He limited his complaints to his own situation, but my eyes and ears saw and heard much more.
“Everybody seen the game,†Vick said. “I’m on the ground constantly, all the time. Every time I throw the ball, in all my highlights, just watching film in general, every time I throw the ball I’m on the ground, getting hit in the head. I don’t know why I don’t get the 15-yard flags like everybody else do.
“But I’m not going to complain about it. I’m just going to make everybody aware of it and hopefully somebody will take notice.â€
I hear ya, Mike. I notice.
Read the rest