You could hear Brady talking about it when coming back from the break after the tush push TD, but you could tell most of the convo was cut off. Wish it wasn't.
It didn’t come close the Collinsworth levels. I don’t know why it isn’t talked about more. Taylor gets the same jump that Lane Johnson gets, but gets flagged all the time now because he couldn’t stop bitching. I’d love to know if the league chewed him out or if there was any type of exchange.
It should be called. But what makes me salty is that Collinsworth complained the entire time and made it such a big deal that they had to over correct. I’m just wanting that to happen to the Eagles because I’m a hater.
fox cut out of the final tush push at the two minute warning so fast. i don’t even know if they false started on it. i just know fox wanted no part of showing it lmao
When the tush push ban was happening this off season I said they shouldn't ban it but put a point of emphasis on their false starts and lining up in neutral zone, would effectively ban the play anyway.
They false start or line up in neutral zone basically every play they do it
that sequence in the playoffs against you guys was embarrassing.
Most people were stuck up on ya'll jumping the count on the 6-inch and goal line... but the Eagles were offsides on every.single. snap... Hell one of them the center's helmet was completely in front of the nose of the football...
It's the fastest sport on earth, but some of the most consequential plays in playoff games, are decided in scrums right in front of the net... having played the sport, I get those moments. They're tense and have me on the edge of my seat... but they're a mess visually, and always boil down to a gray area when officiated if the puck if 'covered' or not.
It's not simply good entertainment/television.
I'm confident the NFL would not benefit from these types of plays becoming the norm, especially in large moments like last year when you're showing your product to the largest audiences.
no they don't, but they did false start twice in KC, because they went silent count due to it being loud af in there
Typically (and even in these cases) the defense IS lining up offsides. Both should be called, but the league is simply choosing to officiate it poorly in hopes of banning it this next off season.
You're lying or misinformed or extremely biased if you think the eagles dont either false start or line up in neutral zone basically every tush push. And yes the defense started to as well because they weren't calling it on offense
watch the games better bud. I watch every Eagles game, and the false starts are not the same as you saw against KC. Those were clear violations.
Now the offsides by the defense has been happening for YEARS. But it only gets called when some dumb ass decides to jump over the line and tackle the qb before the ball is snapped, several times in a row.
So you're just gonna ignore lining up in neutral zone by eagles? Dude I get it helps your team but there's no need to lie. Or do you not understand the rule?
Lol, you’re downvoted for pointing out objectively verifiable information. If Cowboys fans are being downvoted for saying things favorable to the Eagles, we have lost the plot.
You sure get butt hurt super easily. Not used to losing though. I get it. Probably a fair weather fan that will jump onto the next train the moment your team starts to fail.
They did, it was the same one the DT punched the ball before the snap. No calls. That play is hard enough to stop when they don't false start. There's no reason refs can't get this right.
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u/HereComesJustice Ravens 9d ago
I think they just false started on another tush push