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Leonard Pope
What was up with Pope on Chamber's catch? Was he being held and looking for a flag or just trying not f-it up?
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made a block and didn't want to get called for a block in the back...
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He looked like he quit, and I wondered the same thing. I looked again, though, and it looks like he's knocked his defender out of the play and to the ground. The play is past him at that point, so he just sort of stands there. Looks weird that he doesn't continue and follow Chambers, but he'd definitely taken care of his man.
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He threw a mother ****er down and isn't used to us getting big plays... honestly he probably assumed Chambers was running out of bounds.
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When the play was live I was like "****ing chambers, get that ball in the ****ing end zone, running out of bounds like a pussy."
Then I had the vision of him getting all the way down inside the 5, trying to get into the endzone and fumbling it and thought "ah, yeah, probably a smarter move". It was weird to not worry about the kicker ****ing up. Any other year I'd have been like "oh shit, he's going to miss." |
Pope>>>Ryan
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http://www.nfl.com/gamecenter/200911...iefs#tab:watch nevermind. Wrong link.
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On a another note, it looked like Chambers could have followed the block into the endzone, but ran out of gas (no tivo to replay, so don't know). Also, why not run a play to the middle of the field to help the ensuing field goal? Not to second guess a win or anything. |
He made his block as Chambers went past him. His work was done...
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Pope just drilled the guy. It was epic.
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Can you miss a kick in the NFL and kick it again if its not 4th down?
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he blew that steeler up lol
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If you watch the replay, he turned and his guy fell into him and a ref with a bad angle could've assume the guy was pulled down. Pope didn't want to get called for anything (and he didn't do anything).
I too thought it was weird that Chambers didn't push harder to get into the end zone. Maybe he was game-savvy enough to realize that we have the best kicker in the NFL, but it still seems like a football player would've pushed behind Wade's excellent blocking to try to get into the end zone. I'm not complaining, though. |
LOL I was just gonna start a thread about this, watching it in slo-mo. Also, Why the heck did Chambers run OOB at the 4 instead of push for the goal and the EPIC WIN!!!!
(either way, I'll take it) ALSO: Herm wants to kill himself just so he can roll over in his grave. TOO MANY POINTS! |
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Gawd, that was a great win. Haven't felt this good on a Sunday afternoon in a LOOONG time. |
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I TIVO'ed the game and watched that play in slo-mo a couple of times. Pope was on the outside blocking his defender to the inside. Chambers ran to the inside of the block and it appeared to me that Pope was holding his defender with his right hand. There's no way in hell that Pope did anything that would throw his guy to the ground, and I assumed that the defender just flopped in hopes the side ref would call holding. Which is why Pope held both his hands in the air like he had nothing to do with his guy attempting to get a flag. If you watch the Tivo, you'll see the side ref point directly at Pope before running downfield with Chambers to see where he steps out.
As he got closer to the 5 yard line, the defender had the angle on Wade to the outside. Chambers would have been better off trying to cut to the inside and allow Wade to shove his guy into the endzone or out of bounds. But, we got the win reguardless and beat a team that we didn't stand a chance of beating on paper. Today we won more than two games with a minimum of 22 guys off the street. Congrats to Pioli and Haley for getting off the ground floor and being the doormat of the NFL. |
Is this guy cut yet....
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Why do either he or Jake O'Connell still have jobs here?
I don't mind mistakes or negative plays...when there are positive plays to balance them out. These two slubs do nothing positive for this team...EVER. |
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