@BaldyNFL@DC81656@Chiefs@Eagles@JalenHurts @1kalwaysopen_ Well, we do have functioning eyeballs. McDuffie is not hand fighting here, Baldy.
I usually enjoy your content. You're better than this.
@bdaso80@PostMahomes24@HarrisBock@AB84 "Prove me wrong all you want, it's the refs discretion." Football is a fast-paced game, and the officials blatantly miss calls all the time. It happens. Doesn't mean it shouldn't have been a penalty.
You're like a toddler stomping their feet and yelling "nuh uh."
@bdaso80@PostMahomes24@HarrisBock@AB84 Brandon, you're frankly not worth arguing at this point. All you're doing is sperging out.
Was the contact forcible? Yes.
Was the contact direct? Also, yes.
You can't reasonably argue to the contrary here. You've tried playing semantics and it has fallen flat.
@bdaso80@PostMahomes24@HarrisBock@AB84 You asked why there is a distinction. I explained why there is a distinction. Prolonged does not entail directness.
You're going to continue spinning in circles, and I'm getting bored, so I think we're all done here.
@bdaso80@PostMahomes24@HarrisBock@AB84 I am explaining why there is a distinction between direct and prolonged. Prolonged does not necessarily entail directness.
@bdaso80@PostMahomes24@HarrisBock@AB84 Prolonged can be indirect (hands contact shoulders first and then moved up to neck/head area). Anything else I can assist with?
@bdaso80@PostMahomes24@HarrisBock@AB84 Was hoping that using ChatGPT would help you better understand, but that may have been too ambitious an endeavor.
@Morr6565@jbbrisco Nope, QB maintains the passing posture even after the ball is dislodged. Here is a reference, with pool report explanation -
https://t.co/4NnxEUZca9
@bdaso80@PostMahomes24@HarrisBock@AB84 Let's break this down. Carter struck Mahomes in the head with his hands. In what manner was this done? Directly.
Beside the point, though. The rulebook doesn't use that language.
I can't emphasize this enough - it does not matter if it was unintentional.
@bdaso80@PostMahomes24@HarrisBock@AB84 You're trying to play semantics, but are wrong on both counts.
I don't find your answer to be sufficient. Let me rephrase: Should all hands to the face penalties, egregious as they may be, be discarded if they are deemed to be unintentional? If so, show me that rule.