Sports NFL 2022-2023 Official Thread
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God dammit.It must have been the Raider forum where I was discussing going for it on 4th down & 1 by using the professional 300 pound plus lineman & an extra big guy to help push behind the RB.
We have seen the Eagles do it twice tonight.
*They are pushing behind the quarterback,but I brought this shit up of how & why to do it.
We have seen the Eagles do it twice tonight.
*They are pushing behind the quarterback,but I brought this shit up of how & why to do it.
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2-3 Broncos at 3-2 Chargers
That is all
That is all
Weird Al just scored for the Broncos
View: https://twitter.com/ZeFlashNFL/status/1582171103140536320?t=UENsdqitBuzJL0oTaQFO7w&s=19
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Do you remember that dude from UCLA?
That is one of his routes, basically an average speed 250 lb wr with long hair and decent blocking.
He was a beast in the Pac whatever
Lol @ the right tackle for the Chargers just letting the DE waltz past him for the sack. That looked awful.
He won't enjoy watching that on tape tomorrow.
He won't enjoy watching that on tape tomorrow.
The Denver secondary needs to stop trying to cuddle up to the Charger receivers.
can't touch em bro
first two flags on that kid were bad flags, last one was OK
Refs are poopy all around today IMO
I haven't seen one yet that I didn't think was a penalty.
The other ones were great coverage downfield and WR and DB were both doing a lil grab n push
Second one they waited until pass was Incomplete and then threw the flag(I don't like that move, throw it when you see it not based on the result of the play)
That last one he at least had a hold of the jersey so I can see calling it
Ticky tacky stuff for a contact sport
Sometimes the ref struggles to get the flag out on the first try.
It was pass interference, regardless of when the flag was thrown. The defender tackled the receiver's arm before the ball got there.
we must be talking about different plays
Sidenote...
If a flag is only thrown on result of play it is in fact bullshit, flag the infraction with your flag after you see it occur
Do not flag the infraction based upon the result
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He didn't even go to the ground
Chubb held up big time
May as well just waste him to a living death and get the same flag
That is the worst one yet in the NFL this year...literally no roughness to call lol
Is it just me, or are teams so much more likely to go for it on 4th down during the last 10 years or so? Back in the day, it seems like it was a rarity, unless it was desperation time.
Broncos #27 trying to make sweet passionate love to the receiver again!
Holy shit, Wilson isn't to blame if the pass rusher hits him 0.5 seconds after the ball is snapped.
He takes too many sacks
Half of the ones like that are his fault for not calling it out
He needs to hear the line protections and adjust them
He has final call
It is brutal, that one the line missed but he has held the ball far too long far too many times this year...same with seattle the last two seasons, especially 2020 season...the sack when they had the lead on 3rd was all his fault, Aikman was right to put it on him
There are a lot of QBs that avoid sacks like that by controlling their offense, sadly he isn't one of them right now
There's no arguing about Wilson's efficiency as a passer and rusher during his Seattle career. 100+ passer rating for his career (only really Rodgers was better in terms of efficiency and TD / int ratio), and averaging over 450 yards per season as a rusher.
There are various possibilities as to why he's not doing much at Denver, what do you put it down to?
There are various possibilities as to why he's not doing much at Denver, what do you put it down to?
Ah crap, what a way to (potentially) lose a game.