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Old 09-05-2005, 07:06 PM  
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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!



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.
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Old 09-07-2005, 09:24 AM   #151
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The Bullshit piles up. Trent didn't even play that game.


That's right... My bad. It was Todd Collins wasn't it?
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Old 09-07-2005, 09:25 AM   #152
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That's right... My bad. It was Todd Collins wasn't it?
Ummm try again.
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Old 09-07-2005, 09:27 AM   #153
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Additionally, the claims of "rolling twice" are blatantly false.

Actually, I said two rotations. Which is accurate.

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Watch any NFL game this Sunday, and you'll see that exact block made at least 1/2 a dozen times.

Now you sound like me after someone here starts complaining about the Denver blocking scheme. Which is kind of the point of this.
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Old 09-07-2005, 09:27 AM   #154
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Ummm try again.

I don't actually care who it was.
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Old 09-07-2005, 09:27 AM   #155
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It looks as thou he started his block a little low, a block from the front side with out the roll you want to tag on it.. Not a cheap ass block from the backside and roll over as you guy did lastyear . A play you were unhappy about.

Front vs back, one see's it coming, one doesn't......


Now clearly, where is the intent to do harm ?
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Old 09-07-2005, 09:31 AM   #156
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Actually, I said two rotations. Which is accurate.




Now you sound like me after someone here starts complaining about the Denver blocking scheme. Which is kind of the point of this.

Rotations my ass, the only rotations is your spin. Any rotation would have been forwards, not backwards. The blocker was in front of him, not behind him with his back turned.
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Old 09-07-2005, 09:33 AM   #157
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Thanks for the video clip!
As you can see it removes all doubt when your crappy editing is removed from it so that it can actually be seen.

I'll take out the three frames from your video that really matter:





A blind man can see that priest was the first blocker to make contact... from the front... right in the middle of all the action. This is a clean block and a bad call. Thanks for clearing that up for us!

I'll now be accepting your appology in the form of blow jobs.

1. He hasn't made contact in frame 18
2. He still hasn't made contact in fram 19.

You, sir, are wrong.
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Now clearly, where is the intent to do harm ?

Is that the standard? If that's the case, then there is nothing wrong with our blocking scheme. Our guys aren't intending to do harm.
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Really, I want to commend Stevie for his integrity on this one... I'm suprised at the spin in this thread to try to make Priest innocent of an illegal block that he was penalized for.
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Really, I want to commend Stevie for his integrity on this one... I'm suprised at the spin in this thread to try to make Priest innocent of an illegal block that he was penalized for.
In post #48 of this thread, I said the block was illegal. I now take that back, it was clearly a legal block.
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Is that the standard? If that's the case, then there is nothing wrong with our blocking scheme. Our guys aren't intending to do harm.

Try again Taco. A chop block happens from the front, a bad decision on a player blocking scheme to start his block too low to get leverage.

A crackback block is designed to take an opponets legs out when two current offensive linmen team up to hit a player high and low. Which by meands that Gibbs and Denver has used it well over the years to have a player roll up on a guys legs or to hit him when he wasn't engauged in the current battle of a block. These tactics are clearly used to gain an advatgae and to do harm by taking the player out of the game. Cripple him to bring in the backups, aka Gladiator style of football, eliminate the opponent.

Gibbs leaves for Atlanta, what happens in Atlanta, reports of crackback blocks being reported byt current NFL teams that have played them.

Maybe in time Denver can get away from that style, who knows. But for a time, you guys were the author of crackback blocks with the intent to do bodily harm.
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Try again Taco. A chop block happens from the front, a bad decision on a player blocking scheme to start his block too low to get leverage.

A crackback block is designed to take an opponets legs out when two current offensive linmen team up to hit a player high and low. Which by meands that Gibbs and Denver has used it well over the years to have a player roll up on a guys legs or to hit him when he wasn't engauged in the current battle of a block. These tactics are clearly used to gain an advatgae and to do harm by taking the player out of the game. Cripple him to bring in the backups, aka Gladiator style of football, eliminate the opponent.

Gibbs leaves for Atlanta, what happens in Atlanta, reports of crackback blocks being reported byt current NFL teams that have played them.

Maybe in time Denver can get away from that style, who knows. But for a time, you guys were the author of crackback blocks with the intent to do bodily harm.


Dude... Not one thing you said in that entire paragraph even approaches accurate. You have no idea what a crackback block is... or apparently that it is done by WRs. You obviously have no clue what a chop block is, or you'd know that the example with Priest is text book chop block... I haven't heard even a single report of "crackback" block in Atlanta, and even if I did, so what? Since when has the receiver crackback become Illegal?

Gibbs, along with just about every other team, uses "CUT" blocks, not "crackback" blocks.

It's amazing how wrong you got it.
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TJ as I have said before this was a very questionable call and now that I see frame by frame I still stand by that. The call could have gone either way IMO. Priest clearly engaged the defender before Jordan Black.

It all depends on what the NFL calls engaged IMO. But it wasn't a cheap penalty by any means.
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TJ as I have said before this was a very questionable call and now that I see frame by frame I still stand by that. The call could have gone either way IMO. Priest clearly engaged the defender before Jordan Black.

It all depends on what the NFL calls engaged IMO. But it wasn't a cheap penalty by any means.


Well, you're just wrong them. Priest made no contact prior to the offensive linemen making contact. It might look like he did in the still shot, but the live action tells a far different story.

In any case, it was illegal and he was penalized for it. All the post mortem spinning isn't going to change that.
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All the post mortem spinning isn't going to change that.
I agree.
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