John Carpenter

Bit of a prick

[John Carpenter @gradywhite91]

@GridHoopReels “At this point in the script we would like you to fumble but recover it” ….

[John Carpenter @gradywhite91]

@Shiddedonemm @c0nman00 @theboldmoose Haha, ok buddy.

[John Carpenter @gradywhite91]

@NUFCIrving1010 @Kearney_music @NUFC Dunno if ive seen worse killer instinct in the box. Delay the proper pass/shot only to wait and take the shitty chance. So frustrating.

[John Carpenter @gradywhite91]

@Shiddedonemm @c0nman00 @theboldmoose Absolutely zero people will think you have found something here, lol. So rattled you ran to a mans profile to look at what I have posted, and then expose you are too dumb to analyze context.

[John Carpenter @gradywhite91]

@SDMorpeth Pathetic

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@Ninerlogan96 Sorry, yes for the pylon. I thought you meant the goal line extends “infinitely” like i’ve seen some argue. The few inches of pylon are the one exception to the otherwise perfectly rectangular field of play haha.

[John Carpenter @gradywhite91]

@elitexeets @matwnba No amount of “lmao” will make you intelligent. Ball placement on a shot that deep has some luck involved. You saying there was no luck involved would suggest he should never miss a throw, ever.

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@elitexeets @matwnba If its not luck then why would he ever miss a receiver? Seems like he should have 100% completion rate if this is just a decision he made.

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@Jack_Brentnall @bnl4e Its ok to go off assignment for the right moment. Great plays often have a bit of that.

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@c0nman00 @theboldmoose Announcers are not refs or rules experts.

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@c0nman00 @theboldmoose You not realizing this is not a valid response is very similar to you not understanding the rule haha. Only someone who doesn’t pay attention would share your opinion, hence the comment.

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@c0nman00 @theboldmoose I’m very relaxed. I also understand your tweet, it is just factually incorrect. Ball placement in relation the point it crosses the sideline boundary is referred to often.

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@c0nman00 @dudbdj9 Simply not true, its talked about frequently.

[John Carpenter @gradywhite91]

@MikePagano87 It makes perfect sense, bud. Balls caught above “out of bounds” territory are secured very closely to where the receivers feet are in bounds. A runner diving and extending body lengths forward while not in the field of play is NOT the same.

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@futurecoug If you didn’t know this was the rule then your years of watching have been pointless

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@GrubAtGenos @49ersMike___ He is not 2-0

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@SeahawksLead It should say that on the front of his jersey then

[John Carpenter @gradywhite91]

@jayvin77 @NFL @NFLOfficiating Probably because its not the same play at all, Bill.

[John Carpenter @gradywhite91]

@SeahawkNerd So every example features the ball going over the boundary at the same exact moment? Very unserious, unnerdy analysis from you.