c_hawkbob":qpdek5x2 said:I'll be surprised if that play doesn't bring a fine.
I would. There wasn't a flag thrown on the play, so they won't review it. That only matters if you're a QB. Ask Bennett.
c_hawkbob":qpdek5x2 said:I'll be surprised if that play doesn't bring a fine.
ILLEGAL BLOCKS BY OFFENSIVE PLAYER
Article 4 An offensive blocker cannot:
(a) thrust his hands forward above the frame of an opponent to contact him on the neck, face, or head
http://www.nfl.com/static/content/publi ... onduct.pdf
Hawks46":152dc7ma said:c_hawkbob":152dc7ma said:I'll be surprised if that play doesn't bring a fine.
I would. There wasn't a flag thrown on the play, so they won't review it. That only matters if you're a QB. Ask Bennett.
Tical21":2ly3ojrh said:I just watched the Lockett runback. There were at least six Chargers who had their helmet come into contact with at least one part of a Seahawk. Should all six Seahawks be fined?
Tical21":30dtfdqb said:In all seriousness, watch the play again. It is about for posts up from here. Describe what you would rather see Dunlap do.
Tical21":mltqwdaj said:I just watched the Lockett runback. There were at least six Chargers who had their helmet come into contact with at least one part of a Seahawk. Should all six Seahawks be fined?
LOL.... I love that movie!athanas":34ipqyxd said:StoneCold":34ipqyxd said:Bobblehead":34ipqyxd said:grizbob":34ipqyxd said:He didn't have recovery water?
Dammit, I chuckled and immediately hated myself for it :shock: :141847_bnono:
I felt the same way when I hit "submit".
You do know what will wash that feeling away?
Recovery Water: It's Got Stuff Plants Crave.
You've obviously never blocked someone in space before.theincrediblesok":mituu4hw said:I don't know how anyone can see it differently so I did a closeup shot and made it alot bigger, and even slow motion it, every frame you can see that his arm was never in the sternum area. If it was, then how did half of Dulap's arm is way past KJ's neck? That arm extending like that meant that he did an elbow backhand.
I don't understand the correlation you're making between the two.Pandion Haliaetus":rko2vlhi said:Pretty funny, Tical, and I do hope for an explanation.
You pretty much defined Frank Clark as an idiot punk and put all the blame on him for the alterication he had with Rivers.
Yet you are defining what Dunlap did to Wright was a "textbook" block and the right thing to do?
So let us get this straight for Dunlap he made a text book block attacking KJ Wright in the shoulder. At the point of impact, he had Wright beat, a man that size easily could have just chipped Wright out of the play with a mere shove.
But Dunlap went full King Kong after his legit block to Wright's shoulder by maliciously following through an initially clean block. Dunlap drove his massive forearm into an already off balance KJ Wright's neck/facemask area to completely obliterate out of action. Even though it was not necessarily after just impending Wright's momentum was enough to take him out of the play.
Watch the play, Dunlap at full strength continues to finish his iniatally clean block to the shoulder by maliciously driving his forearm into Wright's neck, at that point you can actually see Wright go from unbalanced falling to his legs quivering, knees buckling and just dropping.
Yet Dunlap is a hero and you call Frank Clark's contact with Rivers a dirty play?
A play where Clark:
-was caught in a 8-10 player scrum
-trying to finish a play
-with his blocker pushing him into Rivers
- and trying to avoid completely body slamming Rivers full force while falling may or may not made incidental contact to River's Helmet while trying regain his balance
- and whether you think the contact was incidental or not, it wasnt seemingly malicious in any way. Just a little competitive love tap if anything in the spur of the moment mishap that had no egregious intent to seriously injure a player.
Yet to you, Clark is utter BS, an idiot, a dirty player, in the wrong. a ticking time bomb and Dunlap was just a dude making a great play.
Just seems like you are flip-flopping on your great know-it-all-powerful logic or you just really want to bed Rivers.
Tical21":2fjvzknf said:You've obviously never blocked someone in space before.theincrediblesok":2fjvzknf said:I don't know how anyone can see it differently so I did a closeup shot and made it alot bigger, and even slow motion it, every frame you can see that his arm was never in the sternum area. If it was, then how did half of Dulap's arm is way past KJ's neck? That arm extending like that meant that he did an elbow backhand.