You obviously have. I was totally amazed by one of your recent posts.
And he should have been ejected from the game for it on the first play.It was obvious his intention was to cause injury to the QB which he did.The QB is one TSB.He did not quit even thou his arm was dangling at his side. Yea it's a rough sport but there is a reason the roughing the passer call is there.
Different play. I’m talking about the first roughing call.
cmon man. If he didn’t know the QB had the ball out, he was playing with his eyes closed! It wasn’t exactly a bang bang play.
Lol “obvious he was trying to cause injury”. GTFO of here with that weak sauce. Shit like that happens literally every single game.
And I was right on those things, except I said nothing on punting. I didn't say the Griz needed better players or better coaches. Better players is what most teams need. I didn't say they needed better short and medium passing or better kickers, punters or long snappers. I didn't say they needed better blocking or better lineman. I didn't say they needed better KO and punt coverage. I didn't say they needed better kick and punt returners. I didn't say the Griz needed more heart, more desire, more hustle, or harder hitting. The Griz just need to improve on some of things they are doing, and are completely capable of doing those things.
Players can't get ejected for doing that. It's obvious you don't know much about football, tacking and rusher the passer.
His face was down a bit and coming at the qb's side away from the ball.
Its pretty obvious you don't know shit about football with your comments.
That was intentional and flagrant.
Completely disagree it was flagrant which implies intent. There is nothing about the play before or after that suggests he intended to hurt the QB. Had he celebrated or taunted, yeah, flagrant. Otherwise just a tough, bang, bang play. The end.
The ball was out well before he touched the QB. Unless he’s playing with his eyes closed, he knew the ball was out.
It did happen to Ah Yat at least 3 times when they played North Dakota and not one roughing the passer call.
Me too. This is not a black and white rule where it's just simple. There are many factors that go into making the correct call. But I find it hilarious how some people think after Riley is running full speed, that he should've stopped on a dime to not hit the QB. Haha now that's ridiculous
I don't think most of them did which is why they think it's so "obvious". Haha.
You didn't say anything about flagrant in your first post. You said trying to cause injury. Almost every hard hit in football could be said to be trying to cause injury. If you want to use the rule on flagrant roughing, then say "flagrant". You don't know what you are talking about, or are some imprecise that no one else knows what you are trying to say.
Nope. Wilson was lowering his helmet as he hit the qb in the left side. Wilson used his left shoulder. His head was almost immediately behind the qb's back. The ball and throwing arm were on the opposite side of where Wilson was making the tackle and where his head was. In a tackling situation like this, the tackler usually does not see the ball release, but can often sense that the ball has been released. The tackler's eyes are on the player, not the ball or the arm. Also, tacklers often close their eyes at the time of contact.
Trying to defend yourself when you are wrong is pretty hard for you isn't it ?
