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To: Red Steel; Mase
I don't blame him here.
He was too close to it to fall\dive on it.
If he reaches for it to pick it up in that position, he gets hammered to the point of getting hurt.

seeing it in slow motion, it appears he could have done better on the ricochet. It hit him in the thigh and he tried to grab it with his hand(s). The problem is, the play didn't happen in slow motion. I give him a pass both ways.

183 posted on 02/07/2016 11:19:21 PM PST by stylin19a
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To: stylin19a

You are correct.


185 posted on 02/07/2016 11:22:20 PM PST by eyedigress ((Old storm chaser from the west))
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To: stylin19a

He should have fallen/dove for it; it is the last game of the season, and if he doesn’t want to get dirty at this point he doesn’t deserve to win. Plenty of other QBs that have won Super Bowls have risked injury to recover their own fumbles. He played as though he was injured anyway (and I think he is a great QB).


235 posted on 02/08/2016 3:41:08 AM PST by kearnyirish2 (Affirmative action is economic warfare against white males (and therefore white families).)
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To: stylin19a; Red Steel

He could have had the ball. It was right there. Yeah, six hundred pounds was also headed for it but there are a lot of QB’s would have gotten in there to try and save the game (Rothlesberger). This fumble ended the game. Had this been the first quarter, or if Carolina had something going, I might have given him a pass. But it wasn’t, and by backing away, he showed that he didn’t want it as badly as the others.


282 posted on 02/08/2016 6:47:48 AM PST by Mase (Save me from the people who would save me from myself!)
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