@CosbysznI@ZaeMartin5@JonathanKMartin@RapSheet To say a 14 point loss is a blow out is a stretch. Especially when your starting quarterback is Mason Rudolph and you’re playing in January in Buffalo. Tomlin has earned the right to not have to field those questions today.
@EricJHovland@RedditCFB@huskyband I can promise you it didn’t. They put in lots of hours to learn mace tricks like that so they can pull them off in live performance every time, consistently.
@RingoStaryu@grantpaulsen@selimikizler It was near on 30 years of Snyder ruining this franchise. We’ve been told as fans multiple times over that stretch that a new head coach will fix the problem or that things are changing give it time. I’ll believe it’s different when I see it.
@jackgolf23 @DumpyDom1@JMurrayWrld@EmmanuelAcho @RussToJeudy10 This. Forcible contact with the crown of the helmet. Where the other player gets hit has no impact on this being a dangerous hit. The rule is there to protect Jackson as much as it is to protect Dobbs.
@5280Broncosss @MeatChompingYT @EmmanuelAcho Leading with the top of his head can 100% paralyze him. It’s literally what happened to Ryan Shazier. It doesn’t matter if his helmet hits the other player in the chest, knee, shoulder. The impact and force exerted on his neck is the same.
@Richiestop56 @erujabidi@NFL@Eagles You forgot the part where it was ruled a catch, they moved the chains, then decided after 5 minutes it wasn’t a catch