Chop Block: Priest busted molesting defensive linemen's legs
 

I waited for a few days for this thread to magivally appear as people demanded that Preist be immediately benched for his dirty, dirty tactics during the Rams game. But yea, I didn't see one. Anyone catch Priest's cheap shot? The guy not only dove at the legs, but HE ROLLED!

:shake:

I'm just here to join in the chastisement that I'm sure is bound to ignite any second now about these dirty tactics. Knowing the sentiment around this place as I do, I know that it can be found under general agreement here that only the most cheap of players would ever do such a thing as dive at a defenders legs and then roll. And I must say that I agree. While I do support the cut block, the chop block is cheap.

lol

At least he was actually facing the defender, and it was actually a purposeful block. That's all I care about. :)

Seriously though, even you understand the difference between Priest's block and the block that ended the Cincy lineman's season, you'll still get a rise out of people though, I'm sure.

The difference is Priest got called for it, unlike others. As he should.

Thank goodness he didn't hurt anyone, or end their season, or even worse, hold the NFL record for consecutive years in fines for cheap play.

:D

I think this is TJ's cheap method of campaigning for Larry Johnson.

And avoiding the fact that his olineman are rolling on the ground throughout their games.

Accidental chop blocks can happen. When a guy is flagged once for it it shows that it's not a habit with him. However, when a team has been shown and flagged repeatedly for chop blocks, over the years it means that the team is dirty and by design. Now what team could I be talking about? hmmm

Yep. If he had any less class, he'd be wearing a blue & orange uniform, I guess...

Fuggin chinese fire drill I say :harumph:

And smearing himself with vaseline........

I think TJ wears tighty whiteys that have Chief logos on them.

This thread would have been so much better without the word "legs" in the title.

You would think after watching film on Denver all these years he'd pickup on how to better disguise it. :)