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That foot/ankle didn't look comfortable.
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Anyone else think Big Ben is done for the year?
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I feel bad for saying this but Big Ben going down always puts a little smile on my face
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The fact Deion/NFL Network doesn't know Leftwich got IRd is sort of sad. You'd think that sort of information would be readily available.
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I'm surprised he didn't break his ankle, but they say the x-rays came back negative.
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Looks like he may try to play the second half. Really? You're going to jeopardize the rest of the season because Batch can't move the ball against the Browns?
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Big Ben got a better deal than most when he sold his soul to the devil.
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How is Charlie Batch still in the NFL? This aint FOF...
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How can't you have Dixon dressed too. Tomlinson sure does dumb shit for a W&M guy.
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If its a choice of dressing Batch or Dixon, why would you dress Batch?
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It's long overdue for Goodall to suspend Harrison.
That was one of the cheapest shots I've seen in a long time. it wasn't a case of a QB ducking his head down and having an accident. Harrison simply dropped his helmet and drilled McCoy in the face mask. A hit like that SHOULD have the player kicked out of the game. |
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I'd gladly see him tossed out of the game rather than giving up 15 yard personal fouls.
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I really have nothing against the Steelers, but that garbage is cheap and I'm tired of the "threats" of suspension. Give him the 15 yard penalty, eject him from the game and suspend him 3 games. What he just did is worse than what Suh did. He's going to seriously injury somebody (I'm talking ending a career or even breaking a neck). It's time for the warnings to stop. Suspend him and tell him if he does it again, he'll be gone for 8 weeks next time. Hopefully he would just retire like he's threatened to. If he does come back, it's with a short leash. This shouldn't be allowed to continue any longer. |
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I know McCoy isn't a good QB, but is he playing with a concussion? That throw was just terrible.
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How bad is Colt McCoy. He has no business being an NFL starter. Especially when he came into camp uncontested. They should have brought in Hasselbeck. With the schedule they play, they'd be a 10 win team.
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Watched it for the first time, as I had previously listened to it on the radio. A QB getting pasted that far outside of the pocket doesn't inspire as much anger as if he was in the pocket. He still doesn't need to hit the guy like that, however. I'm not sure how much of a penalty, if any, it would be if a RB was hit like that. |
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Colt has NO surrounding cast. I'm not a Colt supporter but I do feel it's really hard to gauge where he is at because the Browns have absolutly no playmakers on offense. Their OL should have been above averge (the starting RG got hurt in camp and Browns have zero depth - in any position) but even they are struggling this year.
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From the little I watched of the game last night, McCoy seems to have decent pocket presence in terms of feeling pressure and being able to move around, get outside, and make either a throw or a few yards running when others might not. But the accuracy just isn't there. There was a play where he made a really nice move to get away from pocket pressure, scramble to his right, locate a receiver getting open - and he threw it beyond the receiver. Not an easy throw, but one an NFL QB needs to make, because he was open. Mayock even said something to the effect that he did everything right except make the throw. That's somewhat of a problem.
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12-09-2011, 08:41 AM | #23 |
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Sorry, he was in the acts of throwing and Harrison took two full steps and hit him in his face mask. It was deplorable.
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Maybe I just take things too seriously, but I cannot believe how idiotic a lot of NFL coaches are.
Last night the Browns have the ball on the Steeler 30 yard line down 14-3 with 16 seconds left. They proceeded t run a standard play, McCoy got sacked and the game ended. WHY? I know hope is about 99.8 percent gone, but you still have a prayer of tying up the game. You have to kick the FG there. It's a 47 yarder and it will beat a tough kick, but you have to take it. After the kick, you have 10 seconds or so and you are down 8. Onside kick, hail Mary and 2 point conversion and it is a tie game. Again, I understand this is highly unlikely, but your goal is to give yourself the best chance to win. I do not get it. |
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PFT is reporting he may have played with a concussion. The league needs to investigate this and if it is true, the doctors on the Cleveland sideline need to be fired instantly. We have guys killing themselves after too many of these things. It's not about being tough anymore. It is about doing the right thing.
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If it were a running back? No fine, no penalty. In fact, if McCoy doesn't pull up and throw it's still no fine, no penalty. He had tucked the ball and left the pocket as a runner until a last minute decision where he decided to pull up and throw the ball. Did Harrison even know he was behind the line of scrimmage? If he's beyond the line of scrimmage, that's a legal hit. If he keeps the ball tucked, it's a legal hit. Only in the exact circumstance that it played out is it a penalty.
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Nope, he hit him in the facemask with his helmet. That's a penalty and likely a fine no matter who is getting hit. The only special circumstances are that because of Harrison's history, he may be facing a suspension.
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No it's not. Helmet to helmet contact against a running back is not a fine or penalty. Mendenhall went into the middle of the line against the Browns on their goal-line stand and Gocong hit him in the chin with the crown of his helmet. Just lined him up and leveled him. No penalty, no mention of a fine, no outrage.
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Mayock said those exact words during the game, that RBs don't receive the same protection from helmet-to-helmet hits. I understand the flag, because even as a runner, they are going to do their best to protect the QB. But the calls for a suspension are a little excessive.
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I really think the rules should treat the QB as a RB as soon as they leave the pocket, unless they slide and give themselves up.
Or you simply make it illegal for the QB to run up field past the line of scrimmage.
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The problem I have is that the rules are designed to protect someone who is "defenseless". So, the QB in the pocket because he is looking downfield and can't protect himself from guys he can't see. The WR because he's looking back to catch the ball and laying himself out, etc. To me, however, once you cross the line of scrimmage or establish possession on a catch you're just another runner and the "protection" rules no longer apply (McCoy is a little grey last night because he's clearly trying to skirt the line of scrimmage and extend his options as long as possible - I can see the flag in that case as well, but not the righteous indignation). You can protect yourself at that point. You see him coming and don't want to get hit...slide.
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Yeah, I think he's done with college girls for the rest of the year. Maybe next year. |
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Yeah. It's like his thing. He's like a WWE superstar or something. He just says things to get a rise out of people and create a little drama. His team sucks. They are 2-10. He's has to say something to generate a little excitement. That said, this could be a tough game. The Lions have no Suh or Fairley. Delmas and Houston are still out. Kevin Smith will try his best to play, but he's not going to last long. If Adrian Peterson is healthy and given how much Allen and the Vikings d-line got to Stafford during the first game, it could be a tough one. However, if the Lions can't beat a 2-10 team at home then they really don't deserve to be in the playoffs.
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Its one of them scary divisional late season games where I am sure the Vikings would like nothing more than to screw up Detroits playoff chances but I think with the Vikings secondary being in the shape it is in Stafford will be able to pass through them like a hot knife on butter. Its also looking more like Webb is going to be under center. |
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John Lynch was suspended for a helmet to helmet hit on a running back. This was five plus years ago. If you TARGET the guys head, it should be a suspension no matter who it is. Again this wasn't about a runner ducking into the hit. It's not about two guys diving. It's about Harrison targeting the head of a player and succeeding. He hit right where he was trying to hit. If you try to hit someone in the head, you should be out of this league.
As for the Cleveland doctors, I stand by what I said. They all need to lose their jobs and I'm not sure the coach should be safe either. That was a brutal hit and anyone could see that. They should have did the full concussion test and I don't buy for a second they did it. He doesn't even remember the damned play. Just ridiculous. |
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I just ran into Ndamukong Suh a few minutes ago while walking my dog. I was definitely Suhprised to see him.
And, no, he didn't stomp on me or my dog or anyone.
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Dream Team down early to the suddenly surging Dolphins.
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Mort is reporting the league is looking at a 1 or 2 game suspension for Harrison. Also says they may mandate neurologists on the sidelines after the McCoy incident. I thought Ditka was going to attack Hoge today and if they'd been in the same studio there might have been blood. Hoge continues to give Tebow ZERO credit for the wins. Today he was talking about the offensive line and highlighted two plays where the backside of the Vikings defense didn't pursue the play. Of course Hoge failed to mention this fact and talked about how great the line play was.
Ditka asked the question that everyone should be asking themselves: If they were so good, why did they not block that way for Orton? Ditka then makes the statement: "The other guy wasn't doing anything, this guy is winning, what do you want the staff to do, shoot him?" Parcells also ripped on Hoge for awhile. I respect Hoge having an opinion and he may be proven right, but when you can't give any credit when it is due, it makes you look like an ass. Ponder turnover has Lions up 7, Ravens, Pats, Jets all up a TD as well. |
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And the Bengals shoot themselves in the foot with a procedure penalty at the 1 after a great 42 yard run from Benson. Three plays, three yards, settle for a field goal rather than being able to pound it home from the 1.
Dammit. 3-3 with Houston. Ben Tate ripped off a nice 44 yard run for Houston, otherwise they haven't had a lot. Yates is overthrowing his receivers pretty badly.
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Jason Taylor sacking Vick is a perfect example of everything that is right in this world.
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Mon Vikes, dont win now! Manning might come back to save his job this season, the #1 pick still might be yours so dont start winning. AP's "injury" should keep him out the remainder of the season
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Yates first pass was pretty good. . . after that he's been terrible. An INT puts the Bengals in scoring position again. The procedure penalties killed both the Bengal and Redskin drives.
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