Reaction to Jonathan Gannon being fined $100,000 by the Arizona Cardinals

was Arizona sports breaking news. The Cardinals are finding head coach Jonathan Ganon $100,000 for his sideline altercation with running back Amari D Marcato. You get out ahead of it. You find him $100,000 strong statement. He apologizes. You immediately react. And now you’re just trying to lessen any burden that the NFL or the players association could be. how you know where that money goes, charity, whatever it is. Gat made a mistake and he apologized for it. It was a terrible mistake. You don’t you know you don’t you don’t want to do that. Um and but the Cardinals had an initial re not going to suspend him, but I think a fine is very appropriate. I kind of agree with this punishment. Some people may think it’s too lenient. Some people may think they needed to do more, but I think fighting a guy $100,000 is a good way to approach

Reaction to Jonathan Gannon being fined $100,000 by the Arizona Cardinals

23 comments

  1. The world is so soft now. Emari literally cost us the game. JG cares! Now you punish him for caring. So you want him to just sit there and have a blank stare ? Weak sauce!

  3. I’m with Gannon. He did what most coaches would do. Screw Bidwell for fining him. If anything demarcado should be fined for dropping the ball. Petz should be fired and Kyler should be traded.

  8. He struck the player TWICE. And in your ignorance you’re trying to justify it by bringing toughness and emotions in the conversation instead of looking at this event in isolation. There is a reason you don’t see the other 31 NFL coaches striking professional athletes. I’m sho glad the NFL is smarter than you. 100,00 dollar fine isn’t enough in my estimation. Should have fined him more. A platform to misinform by the uninformed is the problem. At no point should Gannon have put his hands on that man, he knows it, that’s why he got up and apologized. You didn’t see Andy Reed strike Mahomes after he threw a 99 yard pick 6. I played at every layer and I never saw a player get hit twice by the coach. That second hit was him swinging on the player. He knew the player wouldn’t respond in kind, so he did what he did, but this is a grown man.

  10. Strong statement that your ownership has no backbone and patients are running the asylum. This coach is done. He just doesn’t know it yet

  12. Not only was the ball dropped prematurely, but he began to "coast" inside the 5 yard line, not because he was gassed, just pure young and dumb. This kind of mistake can be avoided by coaching that begins before the season starts. In other words, you exorcise young and dumb. Inexcusable. Make me assistant coach and this won't happen. Full stop. Out will be intragame celebrations as well. No running to the end zone to take pics and dance just because of an interception or fumble recovery.

  13. I’m probably in the minority here but seeing that emotion from him is what I’ve been waiting to see during these frustrating games. I love that he’s typically composed in most cases, that’s professional and a sign of a steady leader but I do enjoy seeing that emotion from him. But I agree hitting another player is not right a their must be some type of repercussion.

  17. They fined him because it’s a bad look for the NFL. If you’re going to hit your player don’t do it in front of the cameras 😂

  18. Coach is good, but no more BS everything stays in the locker room when it happened on the side line. The problem is the defense and the lack of scheme or adjustments, you let the TITANS comeback on you. 😅

  21. This is why the NFL is so soft because you get fined for doing what the greatest coaches of all times did. Go back and watch John Madden go back and watch Jimmy Johnson so I can watch Bill Walsh. It’s a different area of football, which is why the players are soft. The coaches are soft. The NFL is soft and this game isn’t for men anymore. It’s for grandchildren.

  22. I would be willing to bet that the RB won’t drop the ball like that again after Gannon ripped him a new one! Isn’t that what a Coach is there for? To teach! Growing up in the 70’s we got hit like this and we didn’t have pads on. We learned right from wrong!

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