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Neither team deserves to win this game. Everyone is going to come down on Tavaris now too, and not that he doesn't deserve it but how many 3rd and 8s and 9s did he get asked to convert. Peterson and Taylor are great backs, but they get stopped for 0 and 1 yard gains entirely too much.
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he was prolly near the top on carries tho
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4 out of the top 5 RB on carries has 12 fumbles combined. AD has 9
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OH god damn it,ONce again,we loss to the charger, this is why I want the broncos to win so badly,well wish the Colts good luck and tony,wish you well seen this year is your last to play.
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haha this is why chargers are my second favorite team. They never seem to hinder the patriots and always seem to ruin the colts. SD for SB in 09 |
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haha I was just thinking that as I was reading this. For tiki it took a long time for him to stop fumbling. For me personally if I had to pick a RB i'd pick either Westbrooke or Jacobs. In both of those running back they pose huge problems for any defense. Alot of people mention turner and AD, but turner is too slow and AD as mentioned before fumbles alot. |
I am a very rare watcher of American Football. I am a big watcher of Australian Rules Football. I have been interested in watching the careers of various ex Rules players who have been recruited as punters. Darren Bennett being the most successful. I was therefore interested to see that another ex Rules player had been recruited in Sav Rocca and caught footage of him this week punting and then being hit late and having his helmet knocked off. The commentators were critical of the individual that hit Rocca. Being not too sure of the rules I have a question to those of you that are in the know. Was that hit legal? If not why was not the player penalised?
The footage is here and is called "Rocca's NFL welcome hit". Video - Herald Sun |
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