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Don’t run prevent defense and give up a td then you don’t need to worry about it.

 

Were people whining it was too easy before?

 

firmly of the belief that if you spent enough time on onside kicks you could become incredibly good at them. the issue is they don't do that and so it ends up as it does. I don't think there's remotely as much luck involved as it seems but unless you're gonna be like that dude in Arkansas HS ball where every kick is onsides, an NFL team doesn't have the time to spend getting so good at the play that it makes doing it often truly worthwhile.

 

NFL rules prohibit most of what that dude in Arkansas did.

the kickers themselves practice them a ton, and have unbelievable touch on them, however the current structure of an onside kick makes it incredibly difficult to pull off

honestly, just give them a 4th and 15 conversion attempt from the -35

 

The Purdy deal is fine because once the 49ers realize he’s not good someone desperate like the falcons will trade for him anyways

 

Fremont get upppppp!!!!!!

 

The loser blood in the Bills organization runs deep from ownership to the HC. No wonder they can never beat the Chiefs

 

this shit is so dramatic

 

pretty sure they already have the votes to ban it and I highly doubt Lurie or Kelce are changing anyone's mind, so what's the point?

 

#content

 

I stand corrected

 

huh?

 

My favorite part of the tush push debate is how the people that want it banned come up with all these supposed reasons for banning it when we all know the reason is they're just mad the Eagles are too good at it. I'd respect it more if they just said that and didn't try run on with all this dumb bullshit about injury risk and whatever else. Just say you're mad

 

this is the part that bothers Philly people. the reasons are either paper thin or completely fabricated.

 

they are definitely not mad, it's just the Eagles being drama queens guys, don't put it in the newspaper that they are mad

 

I dont want them to ban it before somebody tries my idea of front 7 of all fats

 

Excited to see Bryce young taken off the field on 3rd down for more tush push attempts this year

 

I've been down this road before but it works because Jalen Hurts can squat like 500lbs

 

My idea to replace the tush push is to sign an Olympic caliber high jumper and just have them vault way over everyone

 

Exactly. I don't know what Jalen Milroe can squat, but I wouldn't be surprised to see the Seahawks develop a tush push package using him this season. Colts would probably do it with Anthony Richardson if he wasn't so paper thin soft.

 

the massive OL in Philly has an equal part in the play's success

 

the whiny babies in GB and Buffalo lost votes? rofl lmao

 

we are having fun

 

Your team was making shit up to get it banned so sit this out.

 

getting corny pretty quickly

 

Whoever is running the eagles socials is on fire. Props to them.

 

Also: just sign a midget and throw them over the line of scrimmage for a first down

 

This. Didn't have a strong opinion on the play being banned but the social media gloating is corny as shit.

 

I also base my opinions on the acts of social media interns.

 

Glad the rule didn't go through, but also, the refs need to do a better job of blowing the whistle when forward progress is stopped.

 

I think the rule should have gone back to what it was pre-2005 but I'm also glad it didn't because my team has a bunch of meatheads on it and definitely would have been penalized multiple times for pushing runners on non-tush push plays that would have also been outlawed.

 

over/under 2.5 9/11 references from McDermott

 

More Joe Schoen on Hard Knocks

Omgggggg

 

I thought playoff teams didn't have to do Hard Knocks

 

Aaron Nagler just out here lying