Video: Great view of the dirty move McCluster puts on Tolbert

[CupidStunt]

[MOhillbilly]

Originally Posted by milkman

I have to say, that really shows his vision, his cutability, and his burst.

you mean he has fluid hips.

[teedubya]

Originally Posted by King_Chief_Fan

I like the hit Studebaker put on the kicker....easy pickins I know, but I liked it.

And if Studebaker makes that play earlier in the game, Arenas runs one back.

Luckily, he learned from his mistake.

[SAUTO]

Originally Posted by Chiefaholic

Studebakers block at the :17 mark was almost as impressive as the cut by McClusterbomb in the backfield.

still doesnt make up for the miss on arenas' return IMO. he shouldnt watch the play. just block someone damnit.

[SAUTO]

Originally Posted by teedubya

And if Studebaker makes that play earlier in the game, Arenas runs one back.

Luckily, he learned from his mistake.

EXACTLY, lets hope he actually learned.


he did look pretty disgusted with himself after the KICKER the ****ing kicker tackled arenas

[Fritz88]

Give credit to 29 for an awesome block that actually slowed down four opposing players.

[milkman]

Originally Posted by MOhillbilly

you mean he has fluid hips.

This is more than fluid hips.

He was able to, in high gear, plant his foot and cut without losing a step.

[Reaper16]

I think the most impressive part about that cut is that he did it on a slick surface without losing momentum. I'd expect someone with second round return skills to make a cut like that, but you can't ask someone to excute it in the rain. Dex did execute (Dexecute?) it, and he deserves greater props than I gave him the other night. I'm not sure if Tolbert falls the way he did if the surface wasn't slick, either, though.

[Chief Chief]

Originally Posted by JohnnyV13

Not only that, but McCluster set up Studebaker's block.

By faking an inside cutback, he forced the lone defender to break his momentum, which is why Studebaker's block ended up becoming a pancake.

The punter was dead meat regardless as the only momentum he had was basically backpedaling for 6 yards while Stude the Dude was charging hard directly at him.

[Mi_chief_fan]

Worthy of positive rep....awesome video.

[Fritz88]

Originally Posted by Reaper16

I think the most impressive part about that cut is that he did it on a slick surface without losing momentum. I'd expect someone with second round return skills to make a cut like that, but you can't ask someone to excute it in the rain. Dex did execute (Dexecute?) it, and he deserves greater props than I gave him the other night. I'm not sure if Tolbert falls the way he did if the surface wasn't slick, either, though.

Tolbert had no chance on the Dexecuter, even if the surface was dry.
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[bevischief]

Can't for new GIF's from this game from Gochiefs...

[Saul Good]

Originally Posted by Fritz88

Tolbert had no chance on the Dexecuter, even if the surface was dry.
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Exactly. Dex was past him by the time he lost his footing. The guy was already a non-factor once Dex buckled his knees. The fall was just a nice visual.

[Saulbadguy]

It was a combination of great moves, and great blocking.

[Rain Man]

Great return, but he and Todd need to work on their celebration. Todd went for the hug and Dex went for the chest bump. I'm surprised they didn't work on that in training camp.

[WilliamTheIrish]

I know Reaper meant no disrespect when he mentioned that either Chief's reurn man could have made that play, but holy shit, to make a move at that speed, and still have another gear of acceleration is definitely "Dexicution".