Are you asking us or telling us?GeorgeCostanza said:So I'm going to say Caronlina is the weakest of the unbeatens left?
That's actually pretty brilliant. Why haven't I ever seen a back do that?Dollar said:Once again, running backs should just throw the ball out of bounds when they're about to get tackled for an 8 yard loss.
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Dollar said:Once again, running backs should just throw the ball out of bounds when they're about to get tackled for an 8 yard loss.
GeorgeCostanza said:Wow that as a dogshit call
that particular one waa more tickytack than most, IMO.Dogman2 said:
Why? They have been calling it all year.
Agreed. He wasn't following ginn anyway. He was just sitting zone, it created no separation between him and Olsen either. But again, I've been drinking so I don't know.Bergs said:that particular one waa more tickytack than most, IMO.
Interesting. I'm pretty sure that rule doesn't exist in the NFL, because I'm sure I've seen halfback pass plays and end around throws where the thrower has been praised for throwing the ball away rather than risk a terrible interception.westneat said:
This is actually illegal in NCAA rules (only the player who catches the snap can legally throw the ball away). I'm not sure if the same is true for NFL but it may be.
Dollar said:Interesting. I'm pretty sure that rule doesn't exist in the NFL, because I'm sure I've seen halfback pass plays and end around throws where the thrower has been praised for throwing the ball away rather than risk a terrible interception.
edit: As Al Z said, ineligible man downfield is one possible result, but I think that would just be a 5-yard penalty which would be no worse than getting tackled for a 10 yard loss or so.
I think it is 5 yards. Oh, there wouldn't be a receiver near the sideline, so, grounding (unless he's outside the tackle box?).Dollar said:Interesting. I'm pretty sure that rule doesn't exist in the NFL, because I'm sure I've seen halfback pass plays and end around throws where the thrower has been praised for throwing the ball away rather than risk a terrible interception.
edit: As Al Z said, ineligible man downfield is one possible result, but I think that would just be a 5-yard penalty which would be no worse than getting tackled for a 10 yard loss or so.
Al Zarilla said:Well, if you throw it out of bounds backwards, you lose even more yardage. If you throw it forward, there will undoubtedly be linemen downfield, so, penalty.
Because they would probably fumble a third of the time and there would be an illegal man downfield probably about another third of the time.GeorgeCostanza said:That's actually pretty brilliant. Why haven't I ever seen a back do that?
Bergs said:Broncos got Vernon Davis? Wow.
So...You're not high on Davis , I take it?SeoulSoxFan said:
I know. Can't believe they wasted picks on a washed-up, slow-as-ass, not-even-good-as-pass-catching-TE to fill out a roster spot.
In other words, I wouldn't trade Michael Williams for the corpse of Vernon Davis unless Niners threw in a 3rd rounder.
Davis isn't slow as TEs go, and Peyton will probably bring him back from near dead. Actually, Vernon had six catches yesterday. I don't like it as a Patriots fan.SeoulSoxFan said:
I know. Can't believe they wasted picks on a washed-up, slow-as-ass, not-even-good-as-pass-catching-TE to fill out a roster spot.
In other words, I wouldn't trade Michael Williams for the corpse of Vernon Davis unless Niners threw in a 3rd rounder.
SeoulSoxFan said:I don't care if it's the Pats or not. Just someone go undefeated through the SB just to sh*t on the smug mugs of the Shulas and all those old Dolphins, especially Mercury "Coke Is It" Morris.
Yep I was just going to say finally something interesting happening in this shitty game.riboflav said:That's the most interesting thing that's happened tonight.