To: A CA Guy
The Cincy lineman admitted he helped guide Kimo into the QB and has stated Kimo was not at fault, as the replay showed. He also guided Kimo towards the ground, otherwise the hit may have actually been higher. When Kimo's momentum drove him towards the QB, Palmer still had the ball in his hand, and the natural reaction for the defender is to go for the sack.
To: ScottfromNJ
The momentum took he past Palmer, Kimo had to reach sideways in a different direction to tackle Palmer. It was a whole different move.
IMO the biggest thing this should teach professional football is that they need to put real protective braces on the knees of QBs. They are always at risk of being grabbed after the throw.
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01/12/2006 9:16:33 PM PST by
A CA Guy
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