@RavensTalkPod I don’t see the success somewhere else. He was the bottleneck for talent. What gets unfairly attributed to Lamar, was John’s pattern of losing 4th quarters long before Lamar.
@SkowronekBurgh@JL_5899@koestreicher34 No. Not even slightly.
You don’t have to complete a performance. Like that sentence you performed, you’re missing the period and grammar that completes it.
@JL_5899@SkowronekBurgh@koestreicher34 Agree. There’s no requirement of extension distance to extending. The rule says “perform” not “complete” an act
Likely was performing an extension with the ball after the 2nd step. There’s no doubt.
He was also performing a 3rd step and warding a defender but I digress
@CoachEvans9 I’m confused, 77 puts 95 exactly in the spot he want?Boost him enough to beat past center’s left shoulder. 92 don’t make that play without 95 first getting hands to slow Henry down. Piss poor play by 77, weak finish by 72, loss by Lindy?
@BTCBreadMan@sgellison If you read the rule it’s perform the act not complete it. Vastly different. He performed more than 3 acts common to game after 2 steps: took a 3rd step moved forward in plane (end zone), extended arms, warded off the defender.
@RealSkipBayless Stepping forward, like out of bounds or into the endzone has he does here, regardless of where the foot lands, is also “performing a football move”
@zkwerrell@ryanmink Look we know Esq. attny breath.
He clearly performed taking a third step, he clearly performed an extension, and he clearly performed warding off a defender.
You’re trying to argue he needed to complete a 3rd step. “Complete” with end state of the act is not required
@ColeJacksonFB Where does it say he has to complete the 3rd step? Just has to attempt it! So he attempted a 3rd step, extended the ball, and warded off a defender?
@zkwerrell@ryanmink Yea either you’re an attorney or a bot.
For the humans. Extension is the first football move, step fwd is the next. Then ball got poked. He had already scored before the defender dislodged the ball