Eagles O-linemen Are Breaking The Rules and The League Is Allowing It.
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KC couldn't stop a Pop Warner team that dayUnique?
Pretty sure the Chiefs tried that in the SB.
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I know how to stop the tush push. Tell the refs they'll lose pay for a game if they continue to allow the iggles to false start in the tush push 40% of the time.
It’s a hard call,but it should be called at least a couple of times.
What I like is The Rams Ruby style when they RB is just about stopped.The game continues to evolve.Not sure I like it as much as?? I guess I do,because old principles still work, a long with progression in time.
WTF -Mcvay taking a knee with 2 timeouts & 1:30 left in the half. 1:45-1:28 when Jags take a timeout because of injury.WHICH Meant The Rams were in control of the clock.
2 & 1 1:28 That is SO F”D UP!!
I could go with like a chess game case of next moves !! Freaking sitting on THE BALL is BS ! YOUR TEAM isn’t going to get any BETTER from it.
Maybe same on there last drive !! I GET The REASON WHY,but just WTF?
My question is WHY play scared & WHY not try to get better. Anyone to go further I’m up for it.
It is a BYE weeks as well.
I also have a theory of SEAN MCVAYS thoughts at the END of the HALF.Which in a sense is CRAZY.
At the End of the game,not running up the score or getting players hurt.Maybe giving upINFO(411) which is overrated IMO.
My view on Halftime is Sean Mcvay abandonment .
At the End of the game,not running up the score or getting players hurt.Maybe giving upINFO(411) which is overrated IMO.
My view on Halftime is Sean Mcvay abandonment .
The refs are afraid of being the first to call a penalty. Forget which game but Look how they let an OL lineman pull an RB into the endzone yesterday.
Well the other theory is in The NFL 3 points ain’t (shine)& play conservativelyNo WAY.
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Rich Eisen not on-board with the push.... 
Head to the 4:30 min mark...
View: https://x.com/RichEisenShow/status/1982865125230158248
Head to the 4:30 min mark...
View: https://x.com/RichEisenShow/status/1982865125230158248
I was channel surfing and stopped for a moment on NFL live cause I heard giants and tush push. Everyone agreed that it was a fumble, but then I hear, good thing they beat them bad so it doesn't matter. Now this has always been a pet peeve of mine. At the time the score was 7 to 7. It could have changed the whole game. It is such a short sighted statement.
I keep saying it the rules are way to interpretive making it less black and white which allows the NFL to wiggle out of it even though we see the incoistencies over and over.
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They ejected puka for giving a weak head slap but they allow a text book hip drop tackle that snapped a player's ankle in two?
These refs are useless.
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They ejected puka for giving a weak head slap but they allow a text book hip drop tackle that snapped a player's ankle in two?
These refs are useless.
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Someone on the whiners punched Kyren in the head on the play where he fumbled at the goal line. I thought punching someone in the head is a personal foul no matter where or what the circumstances.
That big DT glazed his helmet punching at the ball.IMO he dove and stripped the ball after loosening it out.Might have caused the fumble first by the Punch,then by knocking it a touch,but then the dive grab pull.
I’d say that was an excellent play,and as much as I agree to get pissed off,it was a football move & play.
Have to also add ,is that play replayable ? Then is that FINEABLE ?
BAD LUCK ! Good play & The Rams still should’ve WON !
