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Re: Why doesn't anyone smack the QB in the wildcat formation?
The whole premise of this thread makes no sense.
What would Randy Moss think if Sean Ellis or even Kris Jenkins lined up across from him with the intention of knocking him down?
He would LOL.
Chad is a big guy, 6'5" 240lbs. wearing pads and a helmet, short of going kung foo on his ass, how do you expect to deliver a blow that would actually hurt him?
Chad ain't going to line up at WR and say " Oh hello there Mr Mayo I think I will take you on straight up".
People have this idea that QBs are wimpy or fragile, there not, they are football players, as tough and athletic as anyone on the field.
Last edited by Gunnails; 11-17-2008 at 06:22 PM..
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Re: Why doesn't anyone smack the QB in the wildcat formation?
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Originally Posted by Gunnails
The whole premise of this thread makes no sense.
What would Randy Moss think if Sean Ellis or even Kris Jenkins lined up across from him with the intention of knocking him down?
He would LOL.
Chad is a big guy, 6'5" 240lbs. wearing pads and a helmet, short of going kung foo on his ass, how do you expect to deliver a blow that would actually hurt him?
Chad ain't going to line up at WR and say " Oh hello there Mr Mayo I think I will take you on straight up".
People have this idea that QBs are wimpy or fragile, there not, they are football players, as tough and athletic as anyone on the field.
ya... this from mr roboto pennington. you suggest the guy has never been injured.
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Re: Why doesn't anyone smack the QB in the wildcat formation?
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Originally Posted by Gunnails
The whole premise of this thread makes no sense.
What would Randy Moss think if Sean Ellis or even Kris Jenkins lined up across from him with the intention of knocking him down?
He would LOL.
Chad is a big guy, 6'5" 240lbs. wearing pads and a helmet, short of going kung foo on his ass, how do you expect to deliver a blow that would actually hurt him?
Chad ain't going to line up at WR and say " Oh hello there Mr Mayo I think I will take you on straight up".
People have this idea that QBs are wimpy or fragile, there not, they are football players, as tough and athletic as anyone on the field.
Then you are talking about cheating, and yes that would work, my bad, I thought we were talking about a legal play.
What would ever lead you to believe they wouldnt be talking about cheating? I mean... its the Pats... lol
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Re: Why doesn't anyone smack the QB in the wildcat formation?
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Originally Posted by KontradictioN
I would be down for that. It might cost us in the short term, as BB said, but the quarterback for one would not be okay with lining up at receiver and number two, would probably get a case of the happy feet in the pocket after that.
Me too. Since we've demonstrated time and again this season with more than just Miami that we simply can't handle the Wildcat formation why not accept reality and just flatten Penny's girly mon scrawney tail outa the game? Works for me.
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Re: Why doesn't anyone smack the QB in the wildcat formation?
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