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Related: About this forumESPN radio host encourages Packers to take a cheap shot on 49ers QB Brock Purdy
Former tight end Mark Chmura was part of the 1995 Green Bay Packers team that went into Candlestick Park in the playoffs and knocked off the heavily favored San Francisco 49ers. He credits the Packers' ability to intimidate the 49ers as a reason for the upset.
Chmura, now an ESPN Milwaukee radio host, hopes this year's Packers squad will do something similar at Levi's Stadium on Saturday. However, he may have taken things too far.
"You guys are going to think I'm crazy, a 15-yard penaltyand I don't condone this, but I kind of do in the playoffsa 15-yard penalty for a late hit on Brock Purdy is not a bad thing, as long as it's worth it," Chmura said. "I'm just saying, this is the mindset you go into when it's battle."
Chmura added, "Sometimes a 15-yard penalty early in the game is worth it if you knock the living crap out of the guy."
https://www.49erswebzone.com/articles/176977-radio-encourages-packers-cheap-49ers/
HEY DOUCHEBAG: The 49ers could do the same thing to Love.
ESPN can fire this asshole.
ProfessorGAC
(69,894 posts)Also, patently obvious. It's true about every single game played.
But, they don't do it because that's not how the game is played today.
Auggie
(31,802 posts)Video starts at 1:19
Blue Owl
(54,755 posts)Keeping in mind the New Orleans Saints had the infamous "Bountygate" on Brett Favre, Chmura's former QB.
Let's keep it clean, boys....
underpants
(186,668 posts)He didnt go to the White House because of his morals. He was protesting Pres. Clinton.
He was later charged but found not guilty of sexually assaulting a 17 year old.
Raven123
(6,048 posts)usonian
(13,841 posts)But the karmic retribution has been massive.
True Dough
(20,283 posts)Exactly this!