This is old but I just saw this. So true. It's almost unfair for defenders to try to defend QBs like Lamar in the open field and then all of a sudden play as if they have the red jersey on at the last second
This hit was malicious and has no place in our game…But the NFL needs to get the “weaponized quarterback slide” out of the game. As dangerous as hits on a quarterback are when the quarterback chooses to slide, we need to stop allowing quarterbacks to fake slide or late slide in order to gain yardage and confuse the defenders on if the quarterback is sliding or not.It would go a long way towards taking those terrible hits out of the game and making things more safe for the quarterback and for the defender. A late slide, fake slide, or acting like you’re gonna go out of bounds and then skirting forward for a few more yards; these all need to be 15 yard penalties against the offense.And it’s about time the NFL referees started marking the ball down immediately when the quarterback starts to slide… Which is the rule by the way!If this happens, the big hits on quarterbacks when they’re sliding will be completely eliminated from the game. That’s what we all want right?
Sure it was. The QB goes down late and the defender is expected to quickly stop playing football after going 100 percent all out until the last second. What if Lawrence didn't go down?That is an issue, but wasn't an issue with this particular case.
He intentionally led with his forearm. That was premeditated, slide or no slide. The issue is that he's a dirty player with a history, not Lawrence's slide.Sure it was. The QB goes down late and the defender is expected to quickly stop playing football after going 100 percent all out until the last second. What if Lawrence didn't go down?
Sure it was. The QB goes down late and the defender is expected to quickly stop playing football after going 100 percent all out until the last second. What if Lawrence didn't go down?
This is old but I just saw this. So true. It's almost unfair for defenders to try to defend QBs like Lamar in the open field and then all of a sudden play as if they have the red jersey on at the last second
This hit was malicious and has no place in our game…But the NFL needs to get the “weaponized quarterback slide” out of the game. As dangerous as hits on a quarterback are when the quarterback chooses to slide, we need to stop allowing quarterbacks to fake slide or late slide in order to gain yardage and confuse the defenders on if the quarterback is sliding or not.It would go a long way towards taking those terrible hits out of the game and making things more safe for the quarterback and for the defender. A late slide, fake slide, or acting like you’re gonna go out of bounds and then skirting forward for a few more yards; these all need to be 15 yard penalties against the offense.And it’s about time the NFL referees started marking the ball down immediately when the quarterback starts to slide… Which is the rule by the way!If this happens, the big hits on quarterbacks when they’re sliding will be completely eliminated from the game. That’s what we all want right?
Its sounds like he had to walk it back. I agree that Dallas is alright. If we're talking major cities its ahead of places like Memphis.I've lived there, and there are far worse places. Like Cincy for one.
Jason Kelce calls Dallas the ‘butthole and armpit’ of America on live ‘MNF’ broadcast
Jason Kelce may be shouting “D’oh!” after attempting to make a joke on ESPN.nypost.com
You aren’t understanding the point. QBs need to go down early so it’s clear they are giving themselves up is the former 8 time All Pro, 10 time all star, hall of famers point.There was no fake, no intent to deceive. He slid, he got hit hard and high. Penalty (and suspension due to repetitive behavior) all warranted.
All the defender had to do was dodge the QB and make slight contact. He went forearm first hard and high. The league got it right.
You aren’t understanding the point. QBs need to go down early so it’s clear they are giving themselves up is the former 8 time All Pro, 10 time all star, hall of famers point.
Yes, and Long Island is the garden of eden.I've lived there, and there are far worse places. Like Cincy for one.
Jason Kelce calls Dallas the ‘butthole and armpit’ of America on live ‘MNF’ broadcast
Jason Kelce may be shouting “D’oh!” after attempting to make a joke on ESPN.nypost.com