NFL Thread

[shel311]

Jeremy Hill pride and joy of LSU

At least he didn't sucker punch anyone this time!!!

[DRiccio21]

first of all the hit was clean and he was celebrating when they announced it was fumble

speaking of that play, it easily could have been returned for a TD, that was a huge play that didn't really get talked about

after that, holy shit, what a fiasco. That's why you don't have guys like Burfict and Pacman

[Cnasty]

Lead with the crown right up under the chin. Should have been a penalty easily if they were going to call those others ones on the hits on Bryant and then brown

[DRWebs]

first of all the hit was clean and he was celebrating when they announced it was fumble

Spoken like a true Steelers fan

[shel311]

first of all the hit was clean and he was celebrating when they announced it was fumble

Spoken like a true Steelers fan

It actually was. They don't get call helmet to helmet on runners, only defensive players.

They talked about it after it happened.

[dakshdar]

Definitely not gonna knight for Pacman here...but I don't think that deserved a 15 yard penalty, especially since it was with a coach of another team who was pretty clearly instigating.

I still didn't see exactly what happened there. It didn't even look like Jones made contact himself, but utter stupidity to put himself near that situation.

[DRWebs]

first of all the hit was clean and he was celebrating when they announced it was fumble

Spoken like a true Steelers fan

It actually was. They don't get call helmet to helmet on runners, only defensive players.

They talked about it after it happened.

I'd disagree with their assessment. He was a receiver and made 2-3 steps and then was targeted

[DRWebs]

What's done is done in the end, will be interesting to watch Big Bens status over the next week

[shel311]

first of all the hit was clean and he was celebrating when they announced it was fumble

Spoken like a true Steelers fan

It actually was. They don't get call helmet to helmet on runners, only defensive players.

They talked about it after it happened.

I'd disagree with their assessment. He was a receiver and made 2-3 steps and then was targeted

If you take 2-3 steps, you are longer a receiver, you are a runner, I think that's almost exactly how the rule is worded.

[Cnasty]

That was some Willis reed type shit right there.

[DRiccio21]

I'd disagree with their assessment. He was a receiver and made 2-3 steps and then was targeted

i'm not sure you understand the rule then.

the former head of officials explained the whole thing as it was happening. once he turned he doesn't get that protection and its legal. its brutal and vicious, but it's fair game. and my only point was that the play resulted in a fumble and he had tons of space ahead to return it. that was a huge swing

[DRiccio21]

Definitely not gonna knight for Pacman here...but I don't think that deserved a 15 yard penalty, especially since it was with a coach of another team who was pretty clearly instigating.

i agree, seemed like the ref lost his cool and was fed up

[shel311]

https://www.instagram.com/p/BAWK0zgEjmb/

Not sure if this link will work, but I'm with you Pacman, but you still had one of the biggest melts I've seen.

[DRiccio21]

i didn't see it, but someone said he took a swing at Porter.

[shel311]

"Either or both team attendants and their helpers may enter the field to attend their team during a team timeout by either team. No other non-player may come on the field without the Referee’s permission, unless he is an incoming substitute (5-2-2).

CHEATERS!!!

PROTEST!!!

[Weasel]

Can we all agree that listening to Mike Carey is painful? Guy is terrible and offers the same amount of insight that any dude sitting in the stands could

[Seeitsaveit13]

Can we all agree that listening to Mike Carey is painful? Guy is terrible and offers the same amount of insight that any dude sitting in the stands could

So bad.

Pick any other random official and pay them instead. He's so bad. And he's actually wrong a lot too

[Seeitsaveit13]

I'd disagree with their assessment. He was a receiver and made 2-3 steps and then was targeted

i'm not sure you understand the rule then.

the former head of officials explained the whole thing as it was happening. once he turned he doesn't get that protection and its legal. its brutal and vicious, but it's fair game. and my only point was that the play resulted in a fumble and he had tons of space ahead to return it. that was a huge swing

Defenseless or not. Runner or not. Can't lead with crown of the helmet. No?

[DRiccio21]

nope you can't, i was wrong. Carey explained it wrong too

[Uuaww]

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In uplifting news.