(11-07-2017, 03:53 PM)Jay Carter 904 Wrote: That wasn't even a shove. The was a push. AJ soft for that if it knocked him to the ground. Jalen barely even tried.

(11-07-2017, 04:14 PM)Cleatwood Wrote:

(11-07-2017, 09:24 AM)Browntrouser Wrote: Pushing a guy is not passion that's childish and could have cost the team.

I'll take Ramseys "childish" antics all day every day.

I don't want him to change how he plays at all because he's clearly getting in WRs heads. They hate him and if the refs did their job correctly, Green would have been ejected with Ramsey staying in the game. Ramsey did exactly what he set out to do.

It was explained on a show that I was watching as to why AJ Green did what he did.  It went something like this.

There is an "unwritten rule" in the NFL that younger players show a bit of respect for seasoned veterans.  It wasn't the "jawing" that Ramsey was doing, it went deeper than that.

The play was a running play away from AJ's side of the field and he knew it.  He could have gone at Ramsey's legs (dangerous) which would have been legal but dirty, yet he let up with a slight shove.  Ramsey's push or shove towards Green while Green had his back turned was totally unnecessary, cheap and pretty downright disrespectful.

Should Ramsey have gotten a flag for that?  Certainly.  Should have he been ejected?  Not at all.

Was Green wrong to handle it the way that he did?  Certainly.  Should he have been ejected?  Absolutely.

The point is though, Ramsey needs to chill on the "cheap" shots like that.  Other receivers see that and will possibly do what AJ Green didn't do and go at his legs in a legal blocking maneuver that could possibly hurt him.

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