Low Energy
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Defense didn’t look very stout there.
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Squawks haven’t played anyone good until tonight I don’t think.Whew, glad I changed my pick to the Lions at the last minute. I dunno what I was thinking.
ETA: And no sooner I post this than the Squawks score. I dunno what I was thinking.
Because let’s be honest nobody is watching Dolphins and Titans
I remember it came up last year one game. Only 2nd time I remember it.I never knew about that horse collar in the pocket rule.
I never knew about that horse collar in the pocket rule.
Horse collar tackles are allowed in the pocket. I’m not sure if it’s just for QBs or if it includes RBs.I missed the explanation. Why wasn't it a penalty?
Horse collar tackles are allowed in the pocket. I’m not sure if it’s just for QBs or if it includes RBs.
I’m surprised that more players don’t do it more if it’s allowed.
The horse collar penalty was created after Roy Williams injured Terrell Owens in 2004, along with some other high profile injuries. Yanking someone down by the collar while they are running apparently creates a high risk of knee and leg injuries.That makes no sense to me. They have so many rules to protect the qb yet they allow horse collar tackles just because he's in the pocket? I thought horse collar tackles were penalized due to the high risk for severe injuries. Go figure.
The horse collar penalty was created after Roy Williams injured Terrell Owens in 2004, along with some other high profile injuries. Yanking someone down by the collar while they are running apparently creates a high risk of knee and leg injuries.
The QB in the pocket is not running, so the injury risk is not the same as yanking down a WR or RB from the collar or nameplate while he's running down the sideline.