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For all of you who replied that the player was going for the ball and that this is no big deal, I disagree. 

 

If a player is going at a QB to block a pass, but hits the QB in the head it is a penalty. 

 

This should be no different. 

 

As a player you are responsible for the outcome of your actions. 

 

 

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I think this makes us appreciate the Taron Johnson punch-out from Raheem Mostert even more, cause he landed that square on the ball.

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2 hours ago, msw2112 said:

From the angle that the clip in the original post shows, I don't see much more than a futile attempt by a defender to make a play.  I don't see a cheap shot.  Maybe, as some suggest, there's a different angle that shows something else.

The second video is the better angle, he clearly punches him.

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2 hours ago, TheBrownBear said:

I think he's trying to punch the ball out.  Unfortunate for Josh, and should have been a penalty, but I don't think there was an intent to injure.  Just a guy trying to make a play.

 

2 hours ago, msw2112 said:

From the angle that the clip in the original post shows, I don't see much more than a futile attempt by a defender to make a play.  I don't see a cheap shot.  Maybe, as some suggest, there's a different angle that shows something else.


This was my first interpretation as well. 

If Josh doesn't start to go down just before that, then the punch would've been at the same height as where the ball was when he was upright.  

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2 minutes ago, Capco said:

 


This was my first interpretation as well. 

If Josh doesn't start to go down just before that, then the punch would've been at the same height as where the ball was when he was upright.  

 

Regardless of fact or intent, this is a play we will remember for a long, long time. The Chiefs, at home on a National stage on 4th and 2 late in the 4th quarter, and then THAT happened!

 

I’m with Josh, it’s one game and things get real in the playoffs, but that was one to remember! 

 

For some of you who might remember, it’s a little like Ahmad Rashad getting the TD to beat the Raiders late on Monday Night Football.  “WAIT! Did that REALLY just happen???” 

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1 hour ago, Augie said:

 

Regardless of fact or intent, this is a play we will remember for a long, long time. The Chiefs, at home on a National stage on 4th and 2 late in the 4th quarter, and then THAT happened!

 

I’m with Josh, it’s one game and things get real in the playoffs, but that was one to remember! 

 

For some of you who might remember, it’s a little like Ahmad Rashad getting the TD to beat the Raiders late on Monday Night Football.  “WAIT! Did that REALLY just happen???” 

I was at that game and saw the Bills come back twice to win.  It was a long time ago and I don't recall whether Rashad had to make a spectacular catch.  I know he used a very good move to get separation, and Ferguson hit him.

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7 minutes ago, Utah John said:

I was at that game and saw the Bills come back twice to win.  It was a long time ago and I don't recall whether Rashad had to make a spectacular catch.  I know he used a very good move to get separation, and Ferguson hit him.

 

It took forever to get out of the parking lots, but we listened to the post-game show on the radio. I could not have been happier anywhere else than stuck in traffic that night! 

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2 hours ago, Augie said:

 

Regardless of fact or intent, this is a play we will remember for a long, long time. The Chiefs, at home on a National stage on 4th and 2 late in the 4th quarter, and then THAT happened!

 

I’m with Josh, it’s one game and things get real in the playoffs, but that was one to remember! 

 

For some of you who might remember, it’s a little like Ahmad Rashad getting the TD to beat the Raiders late on Monday Night Football.  “WAIT! Did that REALLY just happen???” 

I was at that game. 

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51 minutes ago, Augie said:

 

It took forever to get out of the parking lots, but we listened to the post-game show on the radio. I could not have been happier anywhere else than stuck in traffic that night! 

Wasn’t there something weird, like Blanda missed a 46 yard field goal with 46 seconds left and because it was just after midnight it was his 46th birthday.

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2 hours ago, Utah John said:

I was at that game and saw the Bills come back twice to win.  It was a long time ago and I don't recall whether Rashad had to make a spectacular catch.  I know he used a very good move to get separation, and Ferguson hit him.

Was 18 yrs youngin there with a few friends. .. Directly under the moron climbing up to the net. ..... All these yrs later, I really didn't see a sht load goin on with this thread. ..... "oh gee. Not a punch to the helmet"

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6 hours ago, kitchen sink said:

For all of you who replied that the player was going for the ball and that this is no big deal, I disagree. 

 

If a player is going at a QB to block a pass, but hits the QB in the head it is a penalty. 

 

This should be no different. 

 

As a player you are responsible for the outcome of your actions. 

 

 

💯 I’m not against trying to punch the ball out but if you miss and punch someone in the helmet that should be a penalty. No different than trying to make a tackle and grabbing the face mask or barely touching the QB’s head with your hand when rushing.  If the NFL is about player safety no one should be getting punched in the helmet. 
 

Secondly, the fine against the Colts player was hardly a fine. Rapp got fined like 17K for the bs call against Miami when the dolphins RB initiated the contact to the head. 

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18 hours ago, Mikie2times said:

Check out this love tap by Watt

 

 

 

That's like the 5th time Watt has done this too.  Most of them aren't anywhere near the ball either.

 

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On 11/18/2024 at 11:29 AM, Billz4ever said:

 

Yep, good slo-mo view of it at the :18 second mark of this vid.  If you're punching a dude in the head, it should be a personal foul and a fine.

Should be ejection - he knew what he was doing

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