@FreddieKraft Lose respect? No. Should he have given up the spot? Also No. Tough deal for sure. I think if it wasn't his teammate he doesn't give the spot up.
@jeff_gluck So many things. Drive for the seat. Rams as a whole. Butterbean, Stewart, Pastrana, McFarland, Hocevar, McDowell, Stenhouse. I had never been more excited to watch a truck race than Daytona.
@MambaSmith34@rileyherbst Did he do it on purpose? No, I don't think he did. Was it a dumb move as Brad suggested absolutely. He still wrecked the field on purpose or not.
@kingno_ This is 100% the truth here. They wanted it more from the tip. We seemed to be just going through the motions all game. No urgency. We will bounce back but you can't win the big 12 having games like this.
If a police officer pulls me over, and I donβt like the charges, I can have my day in court.
If I get out of my car, stick my phone in his face and cuss him out, Iβll get additional charges and probably arrested.
If I get out of my car and get in a fist fight with him, I deserve to get my ass beat.
If I choose to get in a fist fight with him and have a gun on me, I deserve to get shot if they feel threatened making split second decisions.
All this can be avoided if I simply accept, and respect, the officerβs authority a remain a law abiding citizen.
The fact this is a wild take in America today is laughable.
@TrollPats@RSherman_25 You still have to complete the catch though it doesn't matter if it's an elbow a knee or two feet. The catch must be completed and it wasn't. Don't have to like it but those are the rules. Bills would like it if it was the other way around.
@RSherman_25 I can agree with the tie if they both go to the ground and end up on the ground with their hands on the ball. The difference is the Broncos came up standing with the ball in his hands. That's not a tie that's Broncos ball. He didn't complete the catch all the way through.