Nacua is a fecking beast
NFL 2023
- Thread starter Raoul
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Rams!
Hmm... not sure about that call. They should explain why.
The defender's arm is in bounds. The other foot is down and the defender has a hold of, should it not be considered down by contact with the foot landing on the arm in bounds? If that arm is not there the receiver catches in bounds in all likelihood.
The defender's arm is in bounds. The other foot is down and the defender has a hold of, should it not be considered down by contact with the foot landing on the arm in bounds? If that arm is not there the receiver catches in bounds in all likelihood.
He looked surprisingly competent there
Elliot's gonna miss this one, right? Eagles doing anything possible to throw this game.
Edit: Get in!
Edit: Get in!
McCaffrey scores TD in his 13th consecutive game
Eagles carrying on being perfect whilst trash.
Bieniemy really should have gone for 2. The defense was gassed at that point.
Class win. 4-0 baby
Never in doubt
Agreed, and a shit team this year has a good chance if they recruit right to be a playoff team and more within a few seasons
Should be 5-0 for beating the refs too.
Intentional grounding for a miscommunication? Bonkers.
We will be sporting these kits in two weekends against a very appropriate foe, the Detroit Lions...
Never in doubt
I was fuming
There wasn't a receiver within 20 yards of the throw. Thought it was pretty clear cut grounding call.
Jake Elliott is so clutch
That's absolute insanity.
Mac Jones is such a turd sandwich..
Aiyuk wow
CMC TD again, this time caught
3 hidings incoming.
Been reading all week that Purdy can’t go more than 5-10yds, that throw to Aiyuk was alright hey?
Yeah, that's kind of what I meant, what Duafc said, what's the most screens of red zone plays & not just the games starting off. They said 5 which seems like a bunch.
If I remember rightly the Cards have been far worse in the later stages of each match this season, even the ones they’ve won.
He looked like he was attempting a scorpion kick during that sack, big hit to take
Bears apparently now have the first & second picks in the 2024 draft.
Exactly. Things can change in an instant whether it’s just a game or an entire season. Love it.
Mac Jones is terrible imo.
Damn. They’ll still feck it up somehow
Belicunt should have declined the first false start to see if Dallas would still try a 66-yard FG attempt with a guy who's long is 55 yards. It was almost guaranteed to be short which gives them a return chance.
Ambry Thomas is a proper weak link for the niners. Hope they spend some of the cap space and draft capital on a proper corner.
Brown was in motion when the ball was released, and then stopped his route. Clear miscommunication. That happens at least once nearly every game, don't think I've ever seen it called, especially for a pass that landed inbounds and clearly in line with the receiver's route, had he not stopped running. Dumb choice of play given the circumstances though.
Don't tell Kevin Wildes.
I didn't know the exact definition of it so I looked it up.
"INTENTIONAL GROUNDING
It is a foul for intentional grounding if a passer, facing an imminent loss of yardage because of pressure from the defense, throws a forward pass without a realistic chance of completion. A realistic chance of completion is defined as a pass that is thrown in the direction of and lands in the vicinity of an originally eligible receiver."
https://operations.nfl.com/the-rules/nfl-video-rulebook/intentional-grounding/
Looks like it was called right then. It has to be both in the direction of and in the vicinity of the receiver.
He was in the pocket, was about to be sacked, and heaved it deep to avoid the sack. It was text book intentional grounding. Now, maybe had a receiver ran a deeper route it may not have been called even though it would have remained the same act.
Oh Chargers…