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NFL planning to drop the hip drop tackle.
Not making it easy for the defense
WTF are defenders supposed to do at this point?
Game is becoming a f***ing joke
NFL planning to drop the hip drop tackle.
Not making it easy for the defense
Would love for the nfl to show the technique that should be used on those tackles instead when you have a RB, TE trying to break free.WTF are defenders supposed to do at this point?
Game is becoming a f***ing joke
You can't grab a guy from behind and German suplex themWTF are defenders supposed to do at this point?
Game is becoming a f***ing joke
Pretty easy. Go look at the decades prior when guys tackled without doing the hip drop. It's not a big deal. Wrap a guy up and tackle without dropping your weight on his feet.Would love for the nfl to show the technique that should be used on those tackles instead when you have a RB, TE trying to break free.
And do that in real speed.
Didn’t think of it like thatThe rules already provide an answer to your question.
If you're on their 30 and fumble with the ball rolling forward to the 25 and going out, the ball is spotted back at the 30 where you fumbled it. Keep it the same for a ball rolling out of your opponent's end zone. Bingo, the rulebook got a bit simpler because a silly exception to the rule is deleted.
Yup. They legally cannot have games on saturday during the NCAA regular season so once championship saturday wraps up, they usually throw a few games in that slot.What’s the reason for Saturday games?
Have they always done it this way around Mid December?
Only do it for like 2 weeks in December. Only Sundays in the final 2 weeks. And then in the POs.Yup. They legally cannot have games on saturday during the NCAA regular season so once championship saturday wraps up, they usually throw a few games in that slot.
They've been doing that for years now.
Before the 18 week season they would usually do saturday and monday night games (just one) up until week 16. Week 17 was all sunday obviously for playoff picture purposes.Only do it for like 2 weeks in December. Only Sundays in the final 2 weeks. And then in the POs.
Imagine going back to the olden times when you didn’t have a guy tackled unless he was pinned to the ground.Pretty easy. Go look at the decades prior when guys tackled without doing the hip drop. It's not a big deal. Wrap a guy up and tackle without dropping your weight on his feet.
This isn't any different than almost a decade ago when pass rushers figured out they could break collar bones by turning a QBs body to drive the shoulder into the turf and landing on them, so the league had to respond by taking that out of the game.
Or any different when guys (I'm looking at you, Roy Williams) started grabbing guys by the shoulder pads and pulling straight down to break legs. The league outlawed it.
That is pretty pathetic given Browns long history
Even the Bears have had 4 WR's accomplish that
Marty Booker
Alshon Jeffery
Brandon Marshall
Allen Robinson
Also refresh my memory, why did the Cowboys dump Cooper? Seems like he would be ideal guy to have as #2 across from Lamb over these past 2 years and it wasn't like he didn't produce as a Cowboy
yeah, still a youngish WR because he was so young when he was drafted. Dallas bet on Galloday, who was coming off an ACL. Cap hit and money suppressed the market value.He was a cap dump
His time is more valuable...he is the starter..not just riding pine ,gotta get that bread.Devito, or maybe his agent, already getting a bit full of themselves
Cold pizza: DeVito event canceled over QB's fee
Tommy DeVito and his agent apparently have run afoul of a New Jersey pizzeria, which said it canceled an event featuring the Giants quarterback because he doubled his appearance fee.www.espn.com
His time is more valuable...he is the starter..not just riding pine ,gotta get that bread.
It was specifically a cap dump to make room for a new deal to keep Randy Gregory, but he didn't like the way the Cowboys were structuring his offer and turned it down. The Cowboys then offered the same thing to Von Miller, but he also turned them down.He was a cap dump
Zeke's agent set up a great deal for him. Making the follow year's base salary guaranteed in the first week of the prior year. Like 2022 base was guaranteed in March 2021, thus Dallas would have to eat the 2021 base salary to get rid of him and avoid the 2022 base being guaranteed.It was specifically a cap dump to make room for a new deal to keep Randy Gregory, but he didn't like the way the Cowboys were structuring his offer and turned it down. The Cowboys then offered the same thing to Von Miller, but he also turned them down.
The Cowboys then panicked about giving away Cooper and not getting either pass rusher so they used a big chunk of the new cap space to pay Michael Gallup to be an expensive number two WR even though he was in the midst of recovering from an ACL tear.
It says a lot about how good their drafting has been to cover up some serious cap mistakes the past few seasons.
Devito, or maybe his agent, already getting a bit full of themselves
Cold pizza: DeVito event canceled over QB's fee
Tommy DeVito and his agent apparently have run afoul of a New Jersey pizzeria, which said it canceled an event featuring the Giants quarterback because he doubled his appearance fee.www.espn.com
$10K for a pizzeria is a lot of money. And I agree, get it in writing. But for DeVito, be a man of your word. If you say it's going to be $10K, do it for that amount. Do not go back and ask for him, just like the PIzzeria should not look to cut his fee in half at the last minute either.This is a very stupid story. Pizza place is just bitching that negotiations didn’t go how they wanted. Get your shit in writing or f*** off. Sucks that Devito felt he had to show up for nothing.