What sort of thread have you made for us? A Wentz thread, if you can keep it.

[heffray]

I have issues with several rules that I would like to see changed. And they make changes every year, so it's constantly evolving. Forward backward is not an area of concern by anyone though. This pass was clearly forward by any possible rule. I don't know enough about rugby to know the nuances of forward and backward. I just know that nobody would want the examples I gave to be reversed, and your rule change suggestion would do that.

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I think is a fair response. Thanks.

[runtheoption]

The Rugby rule seems to be about the orientation of the hand(s) i.e. is the ball throw backward relative to the passer rather than relative to chalk on grass. I don’t want the examples you gave reversed. I want a rule that makes sense because the two I saw this week were clearly legal laterals to everyone but the nit in the replay booth. This is truely No Fun League level over analyzing that removes exciting plays from the game.

This video explains your point very well. The pass at 1:35 is a "no way that is forward" but in football's stupid rules it would be illegal.

[MyOhMy]

This video explains your point very well. The pass at 1:35 is a "no way that is forward" but in football's stupid rules it would be illegal.

Physics > Referees.

[TAILG8R]

His concussion caused by the deliberate jump on his head changed everything for him. Jevon Clowney (the spelling may be incorrect) destroyed Carson's career.

I did forget about that cheap shot.

[IndyBison]

His concussion caused by the deliberate jump on his head changed everything for him. Jevon Clowney (the spelling may be incorrect) destroyed Carson's career.

I agree. He hasn't been the same mentally since then. He was such a smart player losing that gift may have affected him.

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[pucknut9]

His concussion caused by the deliberate jump on his head changed everything for him. Jevon Clowney (the spelling may be incorrect) destroyed Carson's career.

That hit still pisses me off. No penalty either

[GreenfieldBison]

That hit still pisses me off. No penalty either

That guy should have not been in the league immediately after that game.

[KC_Hats]

Do you think that concussion has changed how Carson has played? How he reads the defense?

I think Sunday the receivers didn't always run the right routes and the offensive line was getting destroyed.

That hit still pisses me off. No penalty either

[Snowgoose]

[QUOTE=KC_Hats;1712743]Do you think that concussion has changed how Carson has played? How he reads the defense?

Hard to say. His time with the Colts was actually decent as he had a good year with the Colts but the national narrative was different. He threw for 3,600 yards with 27tds and 7 ints. Colts I don't believe have had near that production since. That Colts team wasn't as good as people initially thought either. The defense blew some leads and kickers missed FGs to lose games but Wentz took the whole blame. So he did have a good season after that concussion.

I have mentioned this before but I believe there are usually like 5 great QBs in the league that can change a franchise and then there are guys from 6-15 that need a good oline and a good team around them and then they can take you far. Guys like Darnold are in this category and I have always felt Wentz was in this category. These 6-15 guys tend to really struggle with a bad oline. The key for franchises is to not overpay for this level of QB.

[Kevin]

If crazy boomer covid cuck Jim irsay wasn’t a crazy boomer Covid cuck Wentz would still be starting for the colts. It had nothing to do with stats or overall performance.

Instead they have a qb who took himself out of a game defining drive because he was tired lol