@JeremiahDJohns Have you seen the influence of technofascists on all the other platforms? That's why no one cares. It's like your neighbor calling the fire department on you for BBQ'ing on a red-flag day while your own house is literally on fire.
@Raytron8944@goodbyeLMJ That said, I'm actually fine with a no-call here, so long as this type of contact is consistently a no-call. But it's not. And that's the problem. The NFL needs to invest in officiating. The inconsistency makes the sport less enjoyable-- like, I'm almost ready to stop watching.
@TopTNiner@goodbyeLMJ A good quarterback isn't waiting for revievrs to be open. A good quarterback is reading leverage and evaluating routes against coverage to identify where and when recievers will come open and then throwing with anticipation. Brock made the correct read.
@jonnydels I'm looking forward to your break down, but from my casual viewing of the broadcast, it looked like the pass blocking was atrocious. Like, dangerously bad. I know I saw multiple times when rushers got through the line immediately.
@magi_jay Thanks for this. It's good advice. It won't be followed. We'll all fracture more at exactly the time that we should unify. But it's exactly what we should do.
@SVMansuri@BaldyNFL@Chiefs@49ers@brockpurdy13 To be fair, Purdy literally always takes the blame, as a good leader does, even when post-game analysis demonstrates that the receiver ran the wrong route.
I'll wait to see what Jonnydel finds when he evaluates the play against the playbook.
@BriannaWu@BenBurgis Just to be clear: It is extremely possible (and common) to support Palestine and also vote for Kamala to prevent fascism here at home. Feels like you are painting with too broad a brush here.
@DjExotik@Graham_SFN Almost like you didn't watch the game and are just talking out your ass, as it was a very clearly bad flag that, even if not bad, had no impact on Purdy's play here at all.