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@Big_John_1906@MaryKayCabot Jameis is a FA at the end of the season. DTR under contract for 2 more seasons and makes sense for Browns to see what he can do.
@UrbanExplorer00 @TheoBotoulas @EM_RESUS Exactly. The original comment from @TheoBotoulas is so far off base. Sure, I'll give you that rugby is a tougher sport, but leading with a forearm is illegal in both sports and I expect leading with your forearm in rugby is considered a dirty play too
@TheoBotoulas @EM_RESUS The guy in black had both arms wide open trying to make a tackle. I just looked it up - according to world rugby rules if you make no attempt to wrap up or lead with a tucked arm, it's an automatic 4 week suspension.
@TheoBotoulas @EM_RESUS OK, so in rugby its called a leading arm. You have a name for it. If someone does that, it is intentional. They are intentionally leading with their arm, right? Point is... it is not an accident...you are doing it on purpose.
@redraidertech@EM_RESUS The only time someone would use a forearm shiver for a tackle is when you are looking to make forcible contact in the head, neck and shoulder area. If the defender had dove at TL with his arms wide open then maybe. But he didn't. It was intentional and dirty
@redraidertech@EM_RESUS I didn't see the defenders arms wide open like any normal tackle. I saw the defender leading with a forearm shiver. If TL was never going to slide, your position is that the defender would have used the forearm shiver against TL's knee?
@TheoBotoulas @EM_RESUS Explain to me why the defender didn't actually try to tackle him then. Since you are not a football follower, I'll give you the benefit of the doubt. But in football, players open up their arms to tackle someone.