I'm glad I'm not crazy. I don't follow the NBA at all and I heard about the trade and immediately thought "What the fuck"?
I have some Mavericks fans in my family and they haven't said anything. I'm assuming they broke their cell phones when they heard.
Well it should be illegal. There was no reason to make assisting the runner legal. Especially since refs won't call a penalty on pulling them which is still illegal.
The Bills offense absolutely fucks themselves by always snapping with less than 2 seconds on the play clock. The defense is able to fire off the ball right at the snap.
I don't think the decisions to go for 2 were necessarily bad, maybe the plays that were called.
But Buffalo would be winning 31-28 right now if they hadn't taken the PAT off the board when offsides was called earlier.
There will always be people who push the limits. It is absolutely wild to me that there are Texas fans who want to go back to a world where instead of requiring a billionaire like Knight or Ellison to keep players from Texas for financial reasons, Jim Bob's Used Auto Yard outside Tuscaloosa can do it.
Not even close. This is just typical game thread stupidity. The morons are the ones who have no idea what they're looking at in a football game and think that was a good clutch throw.
The ball was underthrown by at least 5 yards. I watched it again and my initial 5 yards estimate was generous. Smith decelerated all the way to barely a jog to wait for the ball. That play was a terrible defensive call combined with Smith absolutely torching the DB.
It's the same thing as saying Ewers's two touchdowns to Blue against Ohio State were great clutch throws. That would be a dumb thing to say, just like it is to call Howard's a good throw.
Imagine Quinn needing to complete that. Probably sails 10 yards out of bounds lol. Will Howard is clutch. Ewers isn't.
Holy shit you are so stupid. We have seen Will Howard completely choke games away every season he's been in college including multiple times this season but you're impressed that he completed a pass on a ball underthrown by 5 yards because the receiver was 10 yards open.
Are you under the impression that the pressure he's seen is any way similar to what OSU and Georgia's DLs did to our OL? Or that our receivers were anywhere near as open as OSU's have been tonight or that ours make contested catches that well? If so, do you watch games with your eyes open?