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Originally Posted by jd1020
Do you have a point? No one thinks it was roughing. That still doesn't excuse your sorry ass explanation for how it went down with your reeruned arrogance.
Now pay attention here because it's important. If you think Carr was running in an attempt to avoid being hit you are a ****ing moron.
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So, yes I slightly misremembered the play. Technically Carr is not running at the exact moment CJ catches him. Nice catch, genious.
Carr climbs the pocket when he sees/feels CJ beating the RT, so he's running. Or at least he sure isn't walking.
In fact, CJ has to chase him down, because Carr runs straight up the pocket, hesitates, then begins to head to his left, which about when CJ catches up to him. So technically Carr is not actually running at the moment when CJ makes contact with him, but he was less than half a second before CJ gets there.
Semantics aside, CJ is going just about full speed when he swats the ball out of Carr's hand and almost simultaneously collides into him. And unfortunately for CJ he's completely squared up with Carr, which doesn't leave him any physical way to do anything other than what he did, which was basically run Carr over. CJ does get his left hand out to brace himself, which should've negated the RTP flag. And quite honestly Cheffers, while being in the worst position to make that call, still should've seen CJ's arm/hand out to Carr's side trying to prevent his body from coming down on Carr.
So Cheffers still ****ed up.
But believe whatever dipstick theory you want.