NFL Wild Card: Steelers at Broncos

[SVN]

its really the playcalling. They are just transmitting their plays on first and 2nd down. Do something different...try no huddle, reverse ,bootleg on first down.

 

[mosi]

Great hit by harrison and great non call by the official.

Great hit? He went right at his knee!

 

[JackBauer]

Tebow's made 3 passes. One was a throw away, one was a deep ball thrown on the run that went off the receiver's hand, and one was a completed screen.

This is about playcalling right now. Denver's got a plan and they're going with it, for better or worse.


Edit: and there's another completion

It's pretty clear that the reason Denver is forced to run in a situation where the entire Pittsburgh defense is stacking the line is because they are cognizant of the fact that their quarterback is a pretty significant liability.

 

[rsd]

How is that not a hit on a defenseless receiver if the hit from the Cinn/Hou game was a penalty? Not that I think that first one should have been, I wish they'd be consistent.

 

[mgcolby]

More dirty garbage from Harrison, hope to see Harrison carted off the field at some point in his career with no thumbs up to the crowd.

Are you serious? How should he hit him? Lord knows you can't go high....so are you suggesting that the defender can't go low now?

 

[PatriotFan77]

I would say dumb challenge but, it doesn't really matter

 

[RodThePat]

That was a fumble.

 

[patsinthesnow]

I hope Gronk ***** up this prick.

 

[SVN]

And denvers best receiver is now out....

 

[dhamz]

How is that not a hit on a defenseless receiver if the hit from the Cinn/Hou game was a penalty? Not that I think that first one should have been, I wish they'd be consistent.

Defenseless WR rule applies to neck/head contact. You can hit them in chest, knees, etc.

 

[mgcolby]

are they really playing freeze frame during the review? That is pathetic!

 

[Deus Irae]

It's pretty clear that the reason Denver is forced to run in a situation where the entire Pittsburgh defense is stacking the line is because they are cognizant of the fact that their quarterback is a pretty significant liability.

It's not clear at all. Any QB at this level is capable of completing some screens and quick hits. And, yes, that includes Tebow.

And there's a perfect example of him completing a deep ball.


edit: TD Broncos on yet another completetion.


'nuff said, I think

 

[PATSYLICIOUS]

Okay that's better than a fumble at least.

 

[ahmed]

Tebow's made 3 passes. One was a throw away, one was a deep ball thrown on the run that went off the receiver's hand, and one was a completed screen.

This is about playcalling right now. Denver's got a plan and they're going with it, for better or worse.


Edit: and there's another completion

The one that touched the hand of the WR was because the WR stretched as much as he could and the throw away was not a throw away, that is an actual completion attempt.

 

[PatriotFan77]

clown show

 

[rsd]

Defenseless WR rule applies to neck/head contact. You can hit them in chest, knees, etc.

Fair enough, thanks for the explanation.

 

[West Philly Patriot]

Great hit? He went right at his knee!

The league wants players going low. That is just what Harrison just did.

He didn't go high on a defenseless receiver. When you tackle low the knee is around that area. Cut blocks are legal and happen alot in this league.

 

[Patsfanin Philly]

How is that not a hit on a defenseless receiver if the hit from the Cinn/Hou game was a penalty? Not that I think that first one should have been, I wish they'd be consistent.

Blame has to go to Tebow and others QBs who throw passes where their receivers can get blown up..

 

[nabwong]

What a throw!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

[TheBeers]

Looks like a dirty hit to me.. knee also likely blown out