@Ephilly34@975TheFanatic@BillColarulo@rickybottalico What are the chances everyone else is asked and moved around and Trea (who is the worst fielding shortstop in the league and has played outfield before) wasn’t asked??
Mattingly will just be the fall guy and say the organization didn’t consider it
@bobbyburke17@HoopsReference Both things can be true. I hate watching Embiid flop and get these called for him as a Sixers fan. I also hate watching Tatum and brown push off.
It is with profound sadness that we share the passing of Bobby Weir. We send him off the way he sent so many of us on our way: with a farewell that isn’t an ending, but a blessing. A reward for a life worth livin'. https://t.co/2qdBbh80v1
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@KevinNegandhi@ViolationsGreg All low percentile, but,
If you know you’re not going to convert the two pointer, it’s better to do it first and know that so you know you need to kick the onside kick.
It’s better than scoring a touchdown to be down 2 with 0 seconds left and then not convert and game is over.
@HomeoftheThrill@BobGrebe@DrewB2400@ZBerm Exactly. No matter what you need 2. If you know you’re not converting, go for it earlier so you know the onside kick. Better than scoring with 0 seconds and missing the two and then the game is over without any hope for an onside kick
@Big12Commenter2@EStarks3rd@KevinNegandhi Exactly. It never hurts to try to pick up the ball after the punting team has touched it first. It’s technically a penalty if the punting team touches it first
@EStarks3rd@KevinNegandhi Yes if the packer didn’t have his foot on the goal line.
I’m just saying Gipson picking up the ball trying to make a play is a smart thing to do. If he fumbles it or gets a safety, it’s still Eagles ball at the half yard line (or 20 in this case) since the packers touched it
@EStarks3rd@KevinNegandhi If the kicking team touches the ball, the receiving team can elect to have the ball at where it was touched or the outcome of the play.
If a packer touches it and then we fumble it, it’s still eagles ball