Zero sympathy. It's 100% within their control. It happens because they

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Dec 16, 2024
2:43:39pm

LifeLongLakerFan Truly Addicted User

Zero sympathy. It's 100% within their control. It happens because they

can't wait another step before starting whatever TD celebration they've been practicing the past week.

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LifeLongLakerFan

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Last login: Dec 16, 2024
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I'm sure it was posted a ton yesterday, but can't believe another NFL player

2:34pm

There were 2 yesterday alone. Jordan Battle did it too

reagan21

2:40pm

Wow I missed that one

2:42pm

Just watched it

2:44pm

he was switching hands to spike it or raise it in the air. Run through the tape

reagan21

2:46pm

I likely didn’t see all the replays, but it looked to me like it broke the plain prior to being dropped.

2:42pm

As soon as he relinquishes control, it's considered the start of the fumble.

LifeLongLakerFan

2:44pm

I’m sure that was their position, but to me that happened after it broke the plain. Not that I could care. Just an

2:45pm

If it's close, it should always be ruled a fumble

2:48pm

Zero sympathy. It's 100% within their control. It happens because they

LifeLongLakerFan

2:43pm

I wonder how many of these guys, who in the past saw other guys fumble before

4:43pm

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