Chris Gocong
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Chris Gocong proved his worth on that goal-line stand. He also made my night with that hit on Mendenhall!
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Just listening to the radio it sounded like he played mad tonight.
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Chris Gocong proved his worth on that goal-line stand. He also made my night with that hit on Mendenhall!
Chris Gocong proved his worth on that goal-line stand. He also made my night with that hit on Mendenhall!
You know what is the most amusing for me in all this? Harrison will get fined for his hit on McCoy even though McCoy was on the move and could have taken off running. Mendenhall was hit helmet to helmet in the same capacity and it's not a flag because the league doesn't protect running backs. Same hit, different positions.
AKA SNATCH98 or Rorbotron. The boards glorious admins decided to get cute and change my name to "homotron" Classy group of people. (Lost a bet with Columbus king and got banned for a month) -
No one gives a fuck what amuses you homo.
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Chris Gocong proved his worth on that goal-line stand. He also made my night with that hit on Mendenhall!
You know what is the most amusing for me in all this? Harrison will get fined for his hit on McCoy even though McCoy was on the move and could have taken off running. Mendenhall was hit helmet to helmet in the same capacity and it's not a flag because the league doesn't protect running backs. Same hit, different positions.
Homotron said:
You know what is the most amusing for me in all this? Harrison will get fined for his hit on McCoy even though McCoy was on the move and could have taken off running. Mendenhall was hit helmet to helmet in the same capacity and it's not a flag because the league doesn't protect running backs. Same hit, different positions.
True, but we dont make the rules. Also - wasnt that the same thing that happened last time when Harrison whacked Cribbs giving him a concussion ?
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No one gives a fuck what amuses you homo.
No one gives a fuck what amuses you homo.
Blow it out your ass douchebag. The facts are the facts. I haven't been on this board in months but came back because of the mental "stay down B" thread. I may be at the next match up. I'll be sure to visit the tail gate and take a piss in and around your "spot".
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Homotron said:
You know what is the most amusing for me in all this? Harrison will get fined for his hit on McCoy even though McCoy was on the move and could have taken off running. Mendenhall was hit helmet to helmet in the same capacity and it's not a flag because the league doesn't protect running backs. Same hit, different positions.
True, but we dont make the rules. Also - wasnt that the same thing that happened last time when Harrison whacked Cribbs giving him a concussion ?
True, but we dont make the rules. Also - wasnt that the same thing that happened last time when Harrison whacked Cribbs giving him a concussion ?
100% correct
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Chris Gocong proved his worth on that goal-line stand. He also made my night with that hit on Mendenhall!
You know what is the most amusing for me in all this? Harrison will get fined for his hit on McCoy even though McCoy was on the move and could have taken off running. Mendenhall was hit helmet to helmet in the same capacity and it's not a flag because the league doesn't protect running backs. Same hit, different positions.
Homotron said:
Same hit, different positions.
Not quite the same hit.
Mendenhall had the ball in his hands.... You can't make that hit on a QB during a sack let alone after he throws the ball.
Plus it's Harrison. Repeat offender. Can't really blame anybody for reaching into his pockets. They watch every snap he's in on just to find reasons to fine him.
(I've always wondered....Where does the money that they fine these guys go anyway? It a jar on top of the commishes refrigerator?)
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Homotron said:
You know what is the most amusing for me in all this? Harrison will get fined for his hit on McCoy even though McCoy was on the move and could have taken off running. Mendenhall was hit helmet to helmet in the same capacity and it's not a flag because the league doesn't protect running backs. Same hit, different positions.
True, but we dont make the rules. Also - wasnt that the same thing that happened last time when Harrison whacked Cribbs giving him a concussion ?
True, but we dont make the rules. Also - wasnt that the same thing that happened last time when Harrison whacked Cribbs giving him a concussion ?
If you ask me Cribbs out of the WildDawg is a RUNNING BACK, but he was treated as something different and Harrison was fined. It's all a bunch of BS if you ask me. The league can't get out of it's own way with the flags, fines and penalties. One hit in one game is a flag, the same hit in another game isn't. It's the entire problem with the crack down.
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Homotron said:
Same hit, different positions.
Not quite the same hit.
Mendenhall had the ball in his hands.... You can't make that hit on a QB during a sack let alone after he throws the ball.
Plus it's Harrison. Repeat offender. Can't really blame anybody for reaching into his pockets. They watch every snap he's in on just to find reasons to fine him.
(I've always wondered....Where does the money that they fine these guys go anyway? It a jar on top of the commishes refrigerator?)
Not quite the same hit.
Mendenhall had the ball in his hands....
Plus it's Harrison. Repeat offender. They watch every snap he's in on just to find reasons to fine him.
Of course they do, it's a witch hunt and is Harrison at full speed supposed to pull up and defy gravity/momentum and not hit McCoy. He just released the ball, instant replay paints a different picture because it's frame by frame. Watch the same play at full speed, Harrison couldn't have pulled up.
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homo, just accept that QB's are treated in the NFL as RB's. that was a late hit on Colt but that would never get called on a RB. I'd bet my life's saving that even with a tough nose QB like big ben that hit would have been called against the browns. I don't agree with it either but that's today's NFL
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homo, just accept that QB's are treated in the NFL as RB's. that was a late hit on Colt but that would never get called on a RB. I'd bet my life's saving that even with a tough nose QB like big ben that hit would have been called against the browns. I don't agree with it either but that's today's NFL
homo, just accept that QB's are treated in the NFL as RB's. that was a late hit on Colt but that would never get called on a RB. I'd bet my life's saving that even with a tough nose QB like big ben that hit would have been called against the browns. I don't agree with it either but that's today's NFL
Run that play at full speed, it's not a late hit. Deion Sanders is arguing in favor of Harrison right now on NFL Network. He said it's a clean hit.
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Not quite the same hit.
Mendenhall had the ball in his hands....
Plus it's Harrison. Repeat offender. They watch every snap he's in on just to find reasons to fine him.
Of course they do, it's a witch hunt and is Harrison at full speed supposed to pull up and defy gravity/momentum and not hit McCoy. He just released the ball, instant replay paints a different picture because it's frame by frame. Watch the same play at full speed, Harrison couldn't have pulled up.
Homotron said:
Of course they do, it's a witch hunt and is Harrison at full speed supposed to pull up and defy gravity/momentum and not hit McCoy. He just released the ball, instant replay paints a different picture because it's frame by frame. Watch the same play at full speed, Harrison couldn't have pulled up.
Problem is, even if he doesn't throw the ball its still going to be a helmet to helmet hit.
If he lowers his shoulder and makes contact then their wouldn't be much to talk about.
Harrison never attempts to make the clean hit.
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Homotron said:
Of course they do, it's a witch hunt and is Harrison at full speed supposed to pull up and defy gravity/momentum and not hit McCoy. He just released the ball, instant replay paints a different picture because it's frame by frame. Watch the same play at full speed, Harrison couldn't have pulled up.
Problem is, even if he doesn't throw the ball its still going to be a helmet to helmet hit.
If he lowers his shoulder and makes contact then their wouldn't be much to talk about.
Harrison never attempts to make the clean hit.
Problem is, even if he doesn't throw the ball its still going to be a helmet to helmet hit.
If he lowers his shoulder and makes contact then their wouldn't be much to talk about.
Harrison never attempts to make the clean hit.
McCoy is moving towards Harrison the entire time. Is Harrison supposed to pull a spiderman and adjust his body at the last possible second. We don't exist in the Matrix. It's not humanly possible. Once again Sanders is on the network arguing that it's a clean hit and Faulk said they'll look at it and he won't get fined. He'll no doubt be fined but it's yet another example of where the NFL fails at being consistent with this stuff.
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McCoy had also left his feet to make the throw and therefore was defenseless. Harrison had plenty of time to pull up and not hit him or atleast hit him lower. Mendenhall had the ball and was running ahead and saw Gocong coming. Also, they were in the hole it's not like Gocong had much room t move around and hit Mendenhall another way.
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McCoy had also left his feet to make the throw and therefore was defenseless. Harrison had plenty of time to pull up and not hit him or atleast hit him lower. Mendenhall had the ball and was running ahead and saw Gocong coming. Also, they were in the hole it's not like Gocong had much room t move around and hit Mendenhall another way.
McCoy had also left his feet to make the throw and therefore was defenseless. Harrison had plenty of time to pull up and not hit him or atleast hit him lower. Mendenhall had the ball and was running ahead and saw Gocong coming. Also, they were in the hole it's not like Gocong had much room t move around and hit Mendenhall another way.
I'm guessing you didn't play sports growing up. There is absolutely no way Harrison could have pulled up. People watch frame by frame instant replay and assume players can make entire body movements in each frame.
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Problem is, even if he doesn't throw the ball its still going to be a helmet to helmet hit.
If he lowers his shoulder and makes contact then their wouldn't be much to talk about.
Harrison never attempts to make the clean hit.
McCoy is moving towards Harrison the entire time. Is Harrison supposed to pull a spiderman and adjust his body at the last possible second. We don't exist in the Matrix. It's not humanly possible. Once again Sanders is on the network arguing that it's a clean hit and Faulk said they'll look at it and he won't get fined. He'll no doubt be fined but it's yet another example of where the NFL fails at being consistent with this stuff.
Homotron said:
McCoy is moving towards Harrison the entire time. Is Harrison supposed to pull a spiderman and adjust his body at the last possible second.
No, he's suppose to lower his shoulder and make a legal tackle and his body is suppose to be in a legal tackle position so he doesn't have to pull a matrix move at the last minute in order to get there.
Regardless of what Primetime says, he hit a QB in the head with his head, knocked him out of the game for a play on a fourth qtr drive and was flagged for it.
Money is exchanging hands.
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McCoy had also left his feet to make the throw and therefore was defenseless. Harrison had plenty of time to pull up and not hit him or atleast hit him lower. Mendenhall had the ball and was running ahead and saw Gocong coming. Also, they were in the hole it's not like Gocong had much room t move around and hit Mendenhall another way.
I'm guessing you didn't play sports growing up. There is absolutely no way Harrison could have pulled up. People watch frame by frame instant replay and assume players can make entire body movements in each frame.
Homotron said:
I'm guessing you didn't play sports growing up. There is absolutely no way Harrison could have pulled up. People watch frame by frame instant replay and assume players can make entire body movements in each frame.
WTF are you talking about? Start high finish high and it's gonna be a head shot. Colt even left his feet to flip it over Harrison and he still hit him in the face. He had so much time to do anything but hit him high it was absurd. That deserves a suspension.
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Get a clue. He clearly lunges and explodes UPWARDS on the hit and throw his arms up through after the initial hit. This defines a cheap shot.
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mikeyP72 said:
Homo you are a fucking idiot. Roid monkey cant stop leading with his helmet because hes too fucking stupid to tackle any other way.
He openly admits to enjoying injuring other players.
Let's celebrate a rapist.
And Osama bin Laden is not a bad guy.
Bunch of fucking pieces of work on that team of yours.
And this guy writes for Bleacher Report (everyone does) god help us all.
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