FIGHT!! Incognito -vs- Dotson
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cobrajetNew MemberOPWith Richie Incognito you know what to expect - a big physical linemen with an attitude. No one discovered that better than Lionel Dotson on a first hand basis.
After several reps of playing against each other Incognito wrestled Dotson to the turf in a personal war of words and fists. Although the scuffle was quickly broken up the message was clear. This years OL is not going to tolerate any funny business.
Let the word go forth to defensive linemen everywhere. This will be the biggest, nastiest and most physical OL in the league. (and I just love it!) :up:
Dolphins1Beatlesforum_veteranI'm calling it now...multiple Incognito penalties will call back some nice sized Ricky/Ronnie runs
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cobrajetNew Member"Dolphins1Beatles wrote:
I'm calling it now...multiple Incognito penalties will call back some nice sized Ricky/Ronnie runs
It seems enviable. No one needs another Bryan Cox issue. That's the awful downside of being a tough guy and Cox was a tough guy. If Incognito can keep himself in check we will gain much in the respect dept. This is truly a double edged sword.
GARDENHEADsubscriber"Dolphins1Beatles wrote:
I'm calling it now...multiple Incognito penalties will call back some nice sized Ricky/Ronnie runs
I'm calling it now...Icongnito will pull and knock some linebacker on his ass, springing Ricky/Ronnie into the second level for nice sized runs.
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Incognito is not just a tough guy IMO. He's an A-hole. He's got some wild temper issues, going back to his college days.
MikeHonchosubscriberAs long as he doesn't hold/clip anyone or allow pressure, he's alright with me. He's the guy who will take some unlucky LB by his dreads and pound on his head.:shifty:
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Tin Indianforum_veteranOk we are what 8 days into camp and this guy has already been in 3 "fights". I really like the fire and enthusiasm, but if this isn't throwing warning flags up in your mind, you're just not thinking. He has a history of this type of behavior on the field and it costing his team. Don't get me wrong I like Icognito and I am not banging on him but in addition to his "enthusiasm" he has to play smart too.
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xphinfanxforum_veteranWhens the season start hurry up PAALEASSSE?????
Just hope the positive yards outway the penalty yards.
That's why they play the games!:yes:
Muckretired_adminThis is an angry guy on the field.
But this stuff happens. You're practicing against the same guys every day and there's no break. No game where you beat on another group of guys. It gets redundant and guys get itchy.
It's certainly noteworthy that it's the same guy every time. But I'm not ready to label it just yet.
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"Muck wrote:
This is an angry guy on the field.
But this stuff happens. You're practicing against the same guys every day and there's no break. No game where you beat on another group of guys. It gets redundant and guys get itchy.
It's certainly noteworthy that it's the same guy every time. But I'm not ready to label it just yet.
You have to think though if this guy is doing this crap to his team member, what the hell is he going to do against guys he doesn't have to share a locker room with?? I'm completely fine with with an O-Lineman playing physical, but the fighting and everything just shows that he has no control.
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cobrajetNew MemberAngry guys are alright by me. Cszonka played more angry than anyone this side of Dick Butkus and he great. As long as Richie Rich doesn't lose his head he'll be alright.
Nappy Rootsforum_veteranOne fight means nothing. I doubt you've played football if you think other wise. In high school I got into plenty of fights in practice and never once in a game
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IceStormNew Member"Nappy Roots wrote:
One fight means nothing. I doubt you've played football if you think other wise. In high school I got into plenty of fights in practice and never once in a game
I understand what you're saying. And not to be a wise guy, but we're not talking about you. We're talking about Incognito and his attitude/temper.
He's already proven in his past that he's willing to get penalties during a game and cost his team.
We'll just have to wait and see if he can do more good than he can do bad.
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"Muck wrote:
This is an angry guy on the field.
But this stuff happens. You're practicing against the same guys every day and there's no break. No game where you beat on another group of guys. It gets redundant and guys get itchy.
It's certainly noteworthy that it's the same guy every time. But I'm not ready to label it just yet.
Perhaps, it's part of the plan where Sparano wants a guy to rile up the rest of the OL, which consists of bunch of nice guys.
Does anyone know if Incognito's penalties were unprovoked or did they occurred against a DL that was constantly holding or attacking OLs knees?
Skirmishes all around the league. Just read Darnell Dockett from the Cardinals has been in 4 already. His coach, Wizenhunt seems to love it as long as no one gets injured. Hot weather all over the map this year. Dockett made all pro by being a bad azzz.
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Perhaps, it's part of the plan where Sparano wants a guy to rile up the rest of the OL, which consists of bunch of nice guys.
Does anyone know if Incognito's penalties were unprovoked or did they occurred against a DL that was constantly holding or attacking OLs knees?
As I think I have said, my neighbor is a big Rams fan. He has all the games taped. Incognito and Dockett are almost as good watching as Ali and Frazier fights. Most problems I saw was Incognito gets to the second level a lot and fast and DBs and LBers take offense that an Olineman is out there pounding on them. Unforetunately, they take a swipe at him and he swipes back and as usual, the ref only sees the guy swiping back. Sure its not all like that. Let them get their agression out now. Camp is far worse then any game they play in.
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Bpkluxury_box"Nappy Roots wrote:
One fight means nothing. I doubt you've played football if you think other wise. In high school I got into plenty of fights in practice and never once in a game
How about losing your cool more than once, or twice, or three times... on and off the field.
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http://nfl.fanhouse.com/2007/10/08/richie-incognito-apparently-tries-to-hurt-people/
http://www.usatoday.com/sports/college/football/2004-09-01-roundup_x.htm
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Nebraska, Oregon, the Rams and the Bills did not all get rid of a guy who everyone agrees has talent and ability without a lot of good reasons.
PerfectTeamforum_veteranI was there today and calling it a fight seems like a stretch to me. A couple of pushes and shouting but I wouldn't call it a fight.
54Finsforum_veteran"Dolphins1Beatles wrote:
I'm calling it now...multiple Incognito penalties will call back some nice sized Ricky/Ronnie runs
I'll personally hop onto the field and bust his skull if it were to happen.
BayAreaFinFansubscriberHe is a hot head for sure. Hopefully Sparano can contain his mental lapses during the season.
KillerphinsNew Member"BayAreaFinFan wrote:
He is a hot head for sure. Hopefully Sparano can contain his mental lapses during the season.
So was Ron Heller and Kevin Donnalley.
MrCleansubscriber"Killerphins wrote:
So was Ron Heller and Kevin Donnalley.
As was Kevin Gogan, who was voted dirtiest player in the league while with the 9rs
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hmm, after his first fight in camp i got criticized by another poster for saying that he could cause us uneccesary penalties this season....seems the trend is continuing. I honestly really hope its just a practice thing with him this season but im not sure that may be the case.
Frumundah FinnaticNew MemberWell conisdering that he is a nutcase it shouldnt be a suprise.
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It wouldn't surprise me if he is retained. Jeff Ireland is the nightmare that won't end. The **** stain you cannot flush. The Herpes for which there is no cure.
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