Rubin kicking the Ram on the ground today

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I did not have audio on the game but saw Rubin kicking the Ram player with his heel when he was down.

Is this a fine situation by the league?
 

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if it is true it should be ! I have not seen what it is you speak of.
 

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Maybe a small one. It was dumb, and intentional, but not much of a kick.
 

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The kick looked incidental to me, it literally looked like his foot just brushed the defender.
 

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Spin Doctor":wftryi6o said:
The kick looked incidental to me, it literally looked like his foot just brushed the defender.
No it was intentional, nothing big but if a zebra sees it and you don't play for a legacy team it gets called everytime.
 

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I agree that the kick looked incidental it it wouldn't have happened if he didn't stay on top of Foles talking smack.

Maybe I saw it wrong....
 

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mikeak":r59ot9pu said:
I agree that the kick looked incidental it it wouldn't have happened if he didn't stay on top of Foles talking smack.

Maybe I saw it wrong....

I thought it was a ticky-tacky call. It looked like he was just getting off the ground to me.
 

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I thought he was just getting the sod off of his spikes. Seemed innocent enough. Not going to wipe it on a teammate is he?
 

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I used to do stuff like that (actually, that exactly) when playing HS ball. Then I finally got called for it and stopped doing it.

Later when I ended up coaching I'd chew out my lineman for doing it (happened more than once), and try to teach them better ways to be dirty without getting caught. :lol:

There's some rationale to doing stuff like this on OL*, but on DL it's just undisciplined.

Definitely intentional, though.

*On OL there's a point to dirtiness, as if you can get in a guy's head and get him steamed enough he'll just bull rush you, which makes your job easier in pass pro or run blocking b/c you already know exactly what he's going to do, and unless it's a run play coming up your butt you can just use his momentum against him. On D line you can't really be dirty enough to stop someone from trying to seel you or block you though, so it's just undisciplined to risk the penalty. .
 
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