The most amazing part is the kid that throws a block and then poses towards the sideline while the play is still going on.

Genius.

TheBitterest: The most amazing part is the kid that throws a block and then poses towards the sideline while the play is still going on.

Genius.

haha noticed that on the second view

MonkeyVegetables: TheBitterest: The most amazing part is the kid that throws a block and then poses towards the sideline while the play is still going on.

Genius.

haha noticed that on the second view

Hah! Good to know to look for that.

TheBitterest: The most amazing part is the kid that throws a block and then poses towards the sideline while the play is still going on.

Genius.

it was a helluva block. nice sportsmanship our kids are learning, though.

Blocks ike that are easy when the other player runs straight at you blindly. The pose part is bush league - hopefully that kid got some payback.

Marshmallow Jones: Blocks ike that are easy when the other player runs straight at you blindly. The pose part is bush league - hopefully that kid got some payback.

I assumed this was the next clip on the highlight reel....Didn't care too much either for the post-TD "stand and look around pose" that a lot of NFL players seem to do more recently.

/off my lawn

WrongTrousers: Marshmallow Jones: Blocks ike that are easy when the other player runs straight at you blindly. The pose part is bush league - hopefully that kid got some payback.

I assumed this was the next clip on the highlight reel....Didn't care too much either for the post-TD "stand and look around pose" that a lot of NFL players seem to do more recently.

/off my lawn

Well, when you could get fined thousands of dollars because the Refs feel like they need some attention instead of the player making the play...

TheBitterest: The most amazing part is the kid that throws a block and then poses towards the sideline while the play is still going on.

Genius.

LOL that was 100x better than the punt return. And by "better", I mean worse.

Marshmallow Jones: Blocks ike that are easy when the other player runs straight at you blindly. The pose part is bush league - hopefully that kid got some payback.

Agree.

Remember when players learned how to tackle instead of just hit?

Marshmallow Jones: Blocks ike like that are easy when the other player runs straight at you blindly. The pose part is bush league - hopefully that kid got some payback.

This, but the run back itself is over hyped by subby

/spelling nazi when caught in time

TheBitterest: The most amazing part is the kid that throws a block and then poses towards the sideline while the play is still going on.

Genius.

Same thing happened at the end of the Steelers-Chefs game last weekend too. In overtime Chris Chambers makes a long run after the catch and you see a Steeler flat on his back and someone(looks tightend sized) on the Chefs standing over him posturing as Chambers runs right by them. Chambers went ahead and setup the winning play, so I guess the guy did his job, but a little premature me thinks

SharkTrager: Remember when players learned how to tackle instead of just hit?

THIS.

All that zig-zag action made me want to play Tecmo Bowl again.

/Bo Knows

RainingLemur: All that zig-zag action made me want to play Tecmo Bowl again.

/Bo Knows

Get the ball to Bo, and it's all over. His running speed in that game had to be a glitch.

BoobieFarker: Marshmallow Jones: Blocks ike like that are easy when the other player runs straight at you blindly. The pose part is bush league - hopefully that kid got some payback.

This, but the run back itself is over hyped by subby

/spelling nazi when caught in time

Do you really feel the need to correct people's typos? What a turd.

In your post, 'Nazi' should be capitalized, you forgot the period at the end of "over hyped by subby," and 'overhyped' is one word.

Turd.

FeBolas: BoobieFarker: Marshmallow Jones: Blocks ike like that are easy when the other player runs straight at you blindly. The pose part is bush league - hopefully that kid got some payback.

This, but the run back itself is over hyped by subby

/spelling nazi when caught in time

Do you really feel the need to correct people's typos? What a turd.

In your post, 'Nazi' should be capitalized, you forgot the period at the end of "over hyped by subby," and 'overhyped' is one word.

Turd.

I'll go ahead and be your hype man here:

"OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOWWWWWWNNNNNNEEEEEDDD!"

So yards measure time now?

Robert1966: So yards measure time now?

That makes my brain hurt...

Robert1966: So yards measure time now?

Yeah, they should have used parsecs.

noobcake: Well, when you could get fined thousands of dollars because the Refs feel like they need some attention instead of the player making the play...

Or they could both act like mature professionals but I'll be honest. I don't expect that to happen anytime soon.

I am whelmed.

Seriously, that play - very nice... in the NFL, when Chris Johnson runs it, we call it "second down".

RainingLemur: All that zig-zag action made me want to play Tecmo Bowl again.

/Bo Knows

And just because someone mentioned it: Bo kills an entire quarter on one play.

FeBolas:
In your post, 'Nazi' should be capitalized, you forgot the period at the end of "over hyped by subby," and 'overhyped' is one word.

Turd.

"Oh snap," would be appropriate in this situation.

Ishkur: And just because someone mentioned it: Bo kills an entire quarter on one play.

Funny how the field appears to be a mere 20 yards wide. Or, if it is supposed to be 53 yards wide, then it must be a good 250 yards long. Which means Tecmo Bo rushed for a good 1000 yards on one play.

HOLY CRAP.

My kids will go to Grant.

/got nothin'

Hey, that's the school I went to.

Go Generals?

/I guess.

Nice display of the difference between a vector and a scalar.

What I don't get about the NFL is why a lot of the defensemen have some celebration move they do anytime they get a routine tackle. Even if it's a sack, it's not like you just won the Super Bowl, you did your farking job. It's the whole "act like you've been there before" thing. Every time I see that, I think the guy has never successfully tackled anybody in his life, which makes me wonder how he got into the NFL.

It would be like in baseball if the catcher spiked the ball and pointed up to God every time he caught a pitch.

I used to do this all the time on Tecmo Bowl.

whenIsayGO: What I don't get about the NFL is why a lot of the defensemen have some celebration move they do anytime they get a routine tackle. Even if it's a sack, it's not like you just won the Super Bowl, you did your farking job. It's the whole "act like you've been there before" thing. Every time I see that, I think the guy has never successfully tackled anybody in his life, which makes me wonder how he got into the NFL.

It would be like in baseball if the catcher spiked the ball and pointed up to God every time he caught a pitch.

No, because players don't make tackles on every play. More like every time a catcher catches a pop up. But I agree with you.


And man I miss Tecmo Bowl. I remember being blown away by the Super Bowl halftime show. I was 10.

Goodtimes...