You have to watch the replay & stay off that strand.Not sure what your Vet prescribed you,but might be having withdrawals from being beaten. PS don’t get locked up with Mike Vick.
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Eagles O-linemen Are Breaking The Rules and The League Is Allowing It.
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I can't believe the NFL refuses to address the issue with inept officiating.
He hit him in the chin dude. You think that was just a graze. It totally loosened his grip.
jaw drop
Did he get fined ? Can it get replayed was my Biggest ? I watched it a couple of times.
He wasn’t going to fumble it with the initial hit.It did loosen,but he also dove & ripped the ball while making the tackle.
Kyren is tough,he’s running the ball now with extra caution which will cut down on some of his YAC. It is still having an effect on how he runs the ball.
Weather it was a glance or not the results a still the same & what was done about it.
Not sure about the rules & what was or could’ve been done about it. It’s hard for aREF to see.
You are correct that the refs didn't see that and couldn't do anything about it but, it was seen on replay and the league could have fined him. The league since that play has put out a video and warning for the defensive players not to just swing at a player trying to get the ball and warned of penalty. Nothing has changed tho.
And for the record, just cause it wasn't called or he wasn't fined, doesn't mean it wasn't a penalty worthy play.
Agreed!
That was essentially a 14 pt missed call. From a Giant TD to a Eagles TD as a direct result of the play. The Giants also had a TD called back on a suspect offensive PI.
They lost by a seemingly insurmountable 18 but had 21 points clouded by controversey as a direct result of officiating and subjective interpretations of the rules.
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Well then maybe defenses should just play better defense so that the Eagle don't have 3rd and 4th downs with one yard to go.
If we were successful at the "push tush" with the occasional illegal motion not being called, most Rams fans wouldn't be peeping a word about it.....Well maybe with the exception of the few virtuous types that are offended by "cheating" in sports
If we were successful at the "push tush" with the occasional illegal motion not being called, most Rams fans wouldn't be peeping a word about it.....Well maybe with the exception of the few virtuous types that are offended by "cheating" in sports
Now why do you think they don't just do that?
Sorry but this is a pretty ridiculous take. No team stops other teams from getting into 3rd or 4th and one. None, zero, zip, nada.Well then maybe defenses should just play better defense so that the Eagle don't have 3rd and 4th downs with one yard to go.
If we were successful at the "push tush" with the occasional illegal motion not being called, most Rams fans wouldn't be peeping a word about it.....Well maybe with the exception of the few virtuous types that are offended by "cheating" in sports
And I’m sure most team fans would not be complaining about it if their team was doing it. Duh. I guess we should make that the guiding force behind making rules. That would work great.
I wouldn't complain but I would mention - "well, I guess we got away with a penalty there"
Said that on the push off by Adams on one of his TDs.
And I got heck for it too.
Just trying to be as unbiased as possible.
Generally speaking that is true, yes. But when you dig down to the play in question it has become an unfair advantage.Well then maybe defenses should just play better defense so that the Eagle don't have 3rd and 4th downs with one yard to go.
If we were successful at the "push tush" with the occasional illegal motion not being called, most Rams fans wouldn't be peeping a word about it.....Well maybe with the exception of the few virtuous types that are offended by "cheating" in sports
Yes, they're better at it than anyone else. It's become a free play that they, statistically at least, always convert. No one stops it. And you're seeing evidence that--how often? Who knows--at least some of the time they're breaking the rule to execute.
It should be gone.
It should have never been allowed. It was never the intent of the rule change to alow a play like this. That in itself should have been enough to get rid of it. Chicken shits.
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Adams does push off a bit in the end zone from what I've seen.
It's subtle though, but it could be called if they wanted to.
Now if Adams was suplexing the CB and then doing a TD dance over his corpse and spiking the ball on the guys grave, and every team in the NFL was complaining about it every week, and the refs still doing nothing about it, that might be a bridge too far for even Rams fans.
Tush push is legal. Any NFL team would love to have it in their arsenal.Well then maybe defenses should just play better defense so that the Eagle don't have 3rd and 4th downs with one yard to go.
If we were successful at the "push tush" with the occasional illegal motion not being called, most Rams fans wouldn't be peeping a word about it.....Well maybe with the exception of the few virtuous types that are offended by "cheating" in sports
Separate from the actual push, OL moving before the snap is not legal and the PHI RG does it every fuckin’ time. Call it motherfuckers!
But the worst injustice is allowing the play to continue well beyond forward progress being halted when it benefits the offense but prematurely calling the play dead when the defense strips the ball away before forward progress is halted and the play blown dead by a whistle. That shit is criminal!