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Yaaas Broncos!
the watt catch should have been a touchdown though
And people in the football forums think VAR will get everything right.
the watt catch should have been a touchdown though
Can Jackson throw accurately? He's short-arming or totally missing everyone.
He's thrown a few way too low
And people in the football forums think VAR will get everything right.
I thought Seattle’s refusal to throw it was weird. But the Ravens sticking with Jackson is just bizarre.
better than nothing though. did you watch football before replay? i still remember when carlyle holiday fumbled at the 2 yard line against michigan in 2002 and notre dame was given a touchdown. it was infuriating to have obvious mistakes ruin the whole season
The infamous fifth down game is still the greatest college officiating gaff ever.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fifth_Down_Game_(1990)
His lack of pocket awareness doesn’t help, though. He’s missed open receivers and has thrown an INT and fumbled twice. His movement inside the pocket is horrible. And they have no idea how to change their scheme with him on the field.not really on him. the offensive line is getting killed
His lack of pocket awareness doesn’t help, though. He’s missed open receivers and has thrown an INT and fumbled twice. His movement inside the pocket is horrible. And they have no idea how to change their scheme with him on the field.
better than nothing though. did you watch football before replay? i still remember when carlyle holiday fumbled at the 2 yard line against michigan in 2002 and notre dame was given a touchdown. it was infuriating to have obvious mistakes ruin the whole season
Looks like the Chargers might have figured it out.I always hear "you can't win if you are one dimensional, you need a complementary game etc etc"
Clearly BS if nobody is able to stop Ravens run game.
Didn’t the Browns basically do the same thing the last game?Looks like the Chargers might have figured it out.
yeah thats the best example but stuff like my example used to happen every single week and people just accepted it like it was no big deal
Not quite. The Ravens rushed for 296 yards that day.Didn’t the Browns basically do the same thing the last game?
Onside kicks are pointless now.
Instead of the onside kick—probably the most dangerous play in football—teams could run one offensive play from the 35. To keep the ball, they’d be required to gain 15 yards. (That figure could be adjusted to match the historic success rate of onside kicks.) If they didn’t make the required yardage, the opposing team would get the ball at the spot of the tackle.