volfanbill
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If Holcombe had pulled up, how was he to know that Kamara wouldn't continue down the sideline? Kamara's left foot isn't even down and his right is in bounds when Holcombe leaves his feet. I was no dirtier than the hit on Chubb last year.
It wasn't 5 yards out of bounds, but what was dirty about the hit on Chubb last year? It didn't draw a flag nor should it have. This one did and was justified. Your exaggeration was as bad as his imo.
If Holcombe had pulled up, how was he to know that Kamara wouldn't continue down the sideline? Kamara's left foot isn't even down and his right is in bounds when Holcombe leaves his feet. I was no dirtier than the hit on Chubb last year.
That's absolutely stupid. Chubb was spun out of bounds like you see 20 times a game and got a freak injury. The hit on Kamara was clearly out of bounds and late and got flagged.
here's the first contact on the Nick Chubb hit you tried to compare to. Relative to the Kamara hit, it's in bounds and about 5 feet "cleaner".Never said he shouldn't have been flagged. Sometimes plays happen where you have to take a flag. Doesn't mean the hit itself was any different than any other hit.
Didn't Fort say he would be back? Someone else says out for the year? Which is it? Damnit- what the hell did these players do different in camp this year? Their bodies are just so weak to hits.
Which is why Holcombe deserved the flag. Neither was a dirty hit.
Surely you understand that I'm not arguing against the flag. You get that right?
By definition, a late hit is a dirty play. That's why it's called Unecessary Roughness.
The hit on Chubb was as unnecessary as the one on Kamara. Chubb was going out either way. The reason it wasn't flagged is because of about a foot and a half. But it was by no means necessary.
If Holcombe had gone at his knee I'd understand the outrage.
When you are both running full-out, and you have to dive to cover the remaining ground, hitting a guy below the waist is the surest way to make sure he goes in the direction you want him to go. Holcombe didn't hit Kamara in the knee, nor did he hit him with his helmet. The hit itself didn't even cause the injury. Kamara got hurt because his other leg was planted, which can happen on just about any hit anywhere on the field.
I can't get over how asinine a comparison the Chubb hit is. Chubb was spinning upfield and got hit in bounds as he was fighting for yards. If Chubb doesn't get hit, he's going pick up another yard or two. You've literally got no clue on this one.
I can't get over how asinine a comparison the Chubb hit is. Chubb was spinning upfield trying to stay in and got hit well inbounds as he was fighting for yards. If Chubb doesn't get hit, he's going pick up another yard. You've literally got no clue on this one.
The hit on Chubb was as unnecessary as the one on Kamara. Chubb was going out either way. The reason it wasn't flagged is because of about a foot and a half. But it was by no means necessary.
If Holcombe had gone at his knee I'd understand the outrage.