Meanwhile, the NFL moved to codify what had been an implied rule for some time. Head coaches are the only coaches allowed on the field during games, and it is permissible for no reason other than to check on injured players. This adjustment was aimed at Pittsburgh Steelers outside linebackers coach Joey Porter, who wandered onto the field during a wild-card playoff game in January against the Cincinnati Bengals.
As medical officials checked on the condition of Steelers receiver Antonio Brown, who would be diagnosed with a concussion, Porter got into a shouting match with multiple Bengals players. Ultimately, cornerback Adam Jones was penalized for his role in the exchange, putting the Steelers in position for a game-winning field goal.
That's OK–I'm sure that the team that is challenging the Raiders for the title of "Criminals of the NFL" will find another excuse to throw a temper tantrum when they play us next. GO STEELERS!!!
Guess James is going to have to grow his hair out.
That's OK–I'm sure that the team that is challenging the Raiders for the title of "Criminals of the NFL" will find another excuse to throw a temper tantrum when they play us next. GO STEELERS!!!