Pimps & Hoes - Balding Eagles

[Harlan Huckleby]

Duds:

Mathews

Guy probably got a shoulder separation from a vicious (and cheap) blind side hit from Allen Barbre. He came back and played with one arm hanging. Jeez.


edit: Barbre's hit was legal, but barely legal, and I don't mean that in the good way. Well, that's football.

[Harlan Huckleby]

Just feed the fucking rock to Monty and C-Mike from now on! And Rip, too, so not to upset the Aryan Race.

yes.

[yetisnowman]

Guy probably got a shoulder separation from a vicious (and cheap) blind side hit from Allen Barbre. He came back and played with one arm hanging. Jeez.


edit: Barbre's hit was legal, but barely legal, and I don't mean that in the good way. Well, that's football.

Disagree. Clay's got to be aware of downfield blockers in that spot. Once he turns his shoulders toward the runner he is fair game. Not above the neck, not from behind, no use of the helmet. Just a vicious , clean hit. I would be ecstatic if a Packer layed a block or hit like that.

[channtheman]

Apparently 100% of your brain power was insufficent for you to comprehend the several comments about Spriggs that Gruden made, including one when he got manhandled.

I applaud you for having the ability to listen to Gruden all game. We muted him before the game started.

[Harlan Huckleby]

Disagree. Clay's got to be aware of downfield blockers in that spot. Once he turns his shoulders toward the runner he is fair game. Not above the neck, not from behind, no use of the helmet. Just a vicious , clean hit. I would be ecstatic if a Packer layed a block or hit like that.

Creaming a player who can't see you coming is part of the game. Doesn't make me ecstatic, it's an ugly play.

[yetisnowman]

Creaming a player who can't see you coming is part of the game. Doesn't make me ecstatic, it's an ugly play.

Well I guess I would just point out the distinction between "can't" see you coming, and "didn't" see you coming. Clay was chasing after the ball and had a legitimate shot at the runner. Oh well. I'm disappointed Clay's dinged up because of it.

[Harlan Huckleby]

Well I guess I would just point out the distinction between "can't" see you coming, and "didn't" see you coming.

good lord. look at the play. he was blindsided. It was cheap. But legal. Nothing I like to see, it's ugly and unfortunate.

[Rutnstrut]

Creaming a player who can't see you coming is part of the game. Doesn't make me ecstatic, it's an ugly play.

and something Clay would do in a heartbeat.

[Harlan Huckleby]

and something Clay would do in a heartbeat.

ya, true enough. I don't like cheap shots from anybody.

[RashanGary]

I think it's the right way to play. You fuck the opponent up when you can.

[yetisnowman]

good lord. look at the play. he was blindsided. It was cheap. But legal. Nothing I like to see, it's ugly and unfortunate.

I saw the play. Many times. I'll say it again. Clay didn't have his head on a swivel, and wasn't aware of downfield blockers. And he got lit up. Welcome to football.
But don't worry, our vanilla finesse team never lays the wood like this. Your sensibilities are safe.

[Fritz]

I laugh when I read people writing about "soft" teams. One hit from an NFL team's smallest defensive back - anyone's smallest defensive back, any team - would lay any of us out (including you).

I'm also not sure how anyone judges "soft." How is that determined?

[ThunderDan]

I saw the play. Many times. I'll say it again. Clay didn't have his head on a swivel, and wasn't aware of downfield blockers. And he got lit up. Welcome to football.
But don't worry, our vanilla finesse team never lays the wood like this. Your sensibilities are safe.

I don't think the Eagles D feels this way after the game. The Packer O laid the wood over and over during the game.

[Fritz]

I don't think the Eagles D feels this way after the game. The Packer O laid the wood over and over during the game.

In the NFL, is it better to lay the wood or lay the pipe? These metaphors confuse me.

[pbmax]

In the NFL, is it better to lay the wood or lay the pipe? These metaphors confuse me.

Off hours, lay pipe.

Work hours, bring the wood.