EPTNFL 2012 Season - Page 44
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xDaunt
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On September 17 2012 12:24 QuanticHawk wrote: i love how goldson hits everyone at 100mph and tries to kill them Yeah, he is like a mini Ronnie Lott. | ||
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semantics
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DannyJ
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QuanticHawk
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At least it is possible. | ||
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andrewlt
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How often has this happened in the last decade? | ||
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Irave
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On September 17 2012 07:26 BloodNinja wrote: Don't call the blindside hit. go call the two-hand touch foul for 15 yards. Go pay the real refs and get them back asap. ![[image loading]](http://cjzero.com/gifs/TateDecleatsLee.gif) Boom! | ||
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Tiegrr
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His neck looks like a slinky there.. ew. | ||
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semantics
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that looks harsher every time i see it. I hope nfl just fucking makes some lee way and gets the real refs back, it's hard enough bitching about bad reffing when the refs are competent it's just a sad story doing it now. On September 17 2012 14:35 andrewlt wrote: NFC West today: 4-0... How often has this happened in the last decade? last decade lololo i wouldn't be surprised if AFC and NFC west didn't have a 4-0 sense like 2000 | ||
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Shotcoder
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That's what happens when you let someone get their helmet right under your chin... | ||
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Irave
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On September 17 2012 14:35 andrewlt wrote: NFC West today: 4-0... How often has this happened in the last decade? Last year week 10. Seattle>Baltimore San Francisco>NY Giants Arizona>Philadelphia St Louis>Cleveland Don't really want to dig, that just comes to memory. | ||
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itkovian
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On September 17 2012 14:35 andrewlt wrote: NFC West today: 4-0... How often has this happened in the last decade? I think they did it last year sometime, but only twice this decade. In one aspect, I'm glad the NFC West should get more respect this year... but at the same time that just means it will be harder for my hawks to get in the playoffs. I guess it will never again be as easy as that 7-9 playoff season mwahaha Honestly, whether or not that hit is legal, its still a dick move. Lee wouldn't have had much of a play on Wilson anyway, all it would take is a simple block, not a decapitation shot | ||
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semantics
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On September 17 2012 14:57 Shotcoder wrote: I know it looks horrible, but I really dont see anything wrong with that hit. It was completely between the numbers. Wasn't helmet to helmet, wasn't a chop block and wasn't an earhole. He just got laid the fuck out by not paying attention. That's what happens when you let someone get their helmet right under your chin... Because he is not legal to hit so he wasn't on guard, at least that's what the commentators said. Which lead to a very violent hit and not only that a flag was called against the cowboys for a late two handed touch of the ball returner, called under what was it unnecessary roughness =p. | ||
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Shotcoder
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On September 17 2012 15:05 semantics wrote: Because he is not legal to hit so he wasn't on guard, at least that's what the commentators said. Which lead to a very violent hit and not only that a flag was called against the cowboys for a late two handed touch of the ball returner, called under what was it unnecessary roughness =p. If that's the case why are we wearing pads? Just give them flags and tell them to go make their millions that way. | ||
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Irave
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On September 17 2012 15:05 semantics wrote: Because he is not valid to hit so he wasn't on guard, at least that's what the commentators said. Which lead to a very violent hit and not only that a flag was called against the cowboys for a late two handed touch of the ball returner, called under what was it unnecessary roughness =p. Even though that was a clean hit, didn't hit the head and was all chest. Defenseless defender rule comes into play here. The guy wasn't watching and had no reaction to the hit until he woke up on the Cowboys sideline. This can go either way, it was a clean hit all the way up to this year. That's the key. Was legal last year, not so much this year. It looks violent, because its well football. I don't consider him defenseless since he was taking part in the vicinity of the play. How else would you block him, Tate saw a chance went with it. | ||
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