That was worse IMO. He rag dolled and bent unnaturally like a video game AI.That plays reminded me of the Ridley fumble in the 2013 AFCCG
That was worse IMO. He rag dolled and bent unnaturally like a video game AI.That plays reminded me of the Ridley fumble in the 2013 AFCCG
Now say NE will trounce KC.Rooting for a Bengals TD just to keep this game watchable.
Yup. This game could get ugly. Wouldn't be surprised if the crowd starts throwing things.
Pretty sure they didn't blow the whistle until Shazier was dancing down the sidelines.How can it be a fumble if you called it down by contact?
At least Ridley was handed off the ball. He didn't catch it then turn around and have his brain destroyed.That plays reminded me of the Ridley fumble in the 2013 AFCCG
This is such bullshit. The game is too fast the players are too shifty. Sometimes helmets are going to hit. You can stop the headhunting and launching but removing hits like the one we just saw would be bad for the gameThe whole defenseless thing is bullshit. Total bullshit. If you hit someone in the face with your helmet it should be a penalty and ejection. Period. There's no justification for that. Sure, you might say "but what if it's an accident"? Too bad.
Sadly the new review rule means they don't even do that anymore. At least that's only the last two minutes or something like that. It was one of my favorite gentlemen's agreement rules in all of sport.They should do like basketball when they miss the foul but gives the team the ball out of bounds
He absolutely did. That's not how you're taught to tackle. That's the ESPN "you got jacked up" effect.He dropped his head and hit with the crown of his head.
Its the NFL's fault. Helmet to helmet on a runner is 100% legal. When he turned and made a football move he went from defenseless receiver to runner.Who cares if he's defenseless, it was straight helmet to helmet?
That is correct.So, you can launch the crown of your helmet into a runner in the head with impunity? Seriously asking.
Yup. A total mess.The ref's fucked this up and have zero control.
True, but offenses are given more latitude.Running backs hit helmet to helmet all the time.
NFL rules, yes. College, no, it would be an ejection. In the NFL it's only a penalty if the player is deemed defenseless.So, you can launch the crown of your helmet into a runner in the head with impunity? Seriously asking.
Just a thought - maybe that should change.NFL rules, yes. College, no, it would be an ejection. In the NFL it's only a penalty if the player is deemed defenseless.