NFL GAME DAY DISCUSSION OT: Week 1 Other Games

[mgcolby]

How are there people who have watched football for years complaining about the missed holding? They hold every play. Zebras call it depending on how egregious it is on the field. Our guys do it, too.

When it directly affects the play it needs to be called. And holding a guy within reach of the QB is affecting the play.

 

[Ross12]

This looks like the matty p offense. 3rd and 2 is insurmountable

Lol I remember those scenarios. 2nd and 22? We can get 20, no sweat. Now it’s 3rd and 2? Yeah, sorry, can’t go anywhere.

 

[Ian]

How did he get out of that...?

 

[ScottishPatriots]

Chiefs are definitely going to trade for Evans or Godwin from the Bucs after they start 0-4 and start selling.

 

[Kontradiction]

Was a low-scoring game part of the “ScRiPt?”

 

[FCB02062]

Noah Gray is officially more productive than Dalton Keene and Devin Asiasi

 

[Bill Lee]

JJ Watt on OL using the count to their advantage.

 

[Ross12]

Lol even the broadcast is calling it out

 

[Guts]

Was a low-scoring game part of the “ScRiPt?”

I bet the under in the dingle casino
Now watch them go on a offensive scoring rout

 

[TBR]

How did he get out of that...?

The nearest defender who was about to assist with the tackle just completely stopped and fell to the ground for an injury.

 

[Kontradiction]

When it directly affects the play it needs to be called. And holding a guy within reach of the QB is affecting the play.

Yeah, but you’re watching it in 4K. They’re watching it at 1,000 miles an hour on the field. They have angles that would be hard to see most holding that takes place, which is inside the shoulder pads. Most of the time, they’ll only see it if the defender tries to disengage and the Jersey stretches. That’s why they hold every single play.

 

[carmelo15]

Holy **** so the RT can be 3-4 yards off the line of scrimmage and start early unreal

 

[Ross12]

Was a low-scoring game part of the “ScRiPt?”

That commercial is such a self-own. Tone deaf as ****.

 

[Bill Lee]

 

[carmelo15]

Tell ya’ll what. If our offensive line can get away with as much holding as KC has tonight, I really like our chances!!

Or have the tackles line up next to the QB

 

[mgcolby]

Yeah, but you’re watching it in 4K. They’re watching it at 1,000 miles an hour on the field. They have angles that would be hard to see most holding that takes place, which is inside the shoulder pads. Most of the time, they’ll only see it if the defender tries to disengage and the Jersey stretches. That’s why they hold every single play.

I understand but the dude based on my memory had his arm wrapped around him. Holding inside the numbers is not holding.

 

[Kontradiction]

Taylor did that all the time in Jacksonville last year too. That was the reason Bosa got an unsportsmanlike penalty for throwing his helmet on the ground.

 

[TommyD4207]

He's far enough off the line there, to make the TE outside of him ineligible.

 

[mgcolby]

Need to hold them to a FG.

 

[Ross12]

He's far enough off the line there, to make the TE outside of him ineligible.

Seems like malpractice for the refs to not be noticing all of this.