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that is not accurate


It happened before the defender jumped offsides. It was his hand that Steen was patting: Same as this event that happened in 2022. If the defender has any body part in the neutral zone, the Olineman can touch him for an offsides, as was called on Fowler here


The contact while in the neutral zone is what saved you. Yes, that is off-sides by the Lions player.

Had there been no contact, the Lions player would have had the right to get back to his side if the football has not been hiked yet.
 
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. But so far that defense keeps them in the game and hurts just has to drive the bus. As long as the offense doesn't make too many mistakes that defense can keep them in the game.
This, according to Russini, is AJ Brown's beef. Their offense has become too reliant on the defense. Teams are shutting down Barkley and Hurts is too afraid to open things up.
 
The contact while in the neutral zone is what saved you. Yes, that is off-sides by the Lions player.

Had there been no contact, the Lions player would have had the right to get back to his side if the football has not been hiked yet.
The OG made contact on purpose to create encroachment, he wasn’t “saved”.
 
He was saved. Had he missed touching the defenseman, it could have become a false start on the offense.
It was intentional and it’s taught by every o-line coach in the league.

“Had he missed the touch.”…. Yes touching a guy 1’ away is a real challenge.
 
The contact while in the neutral zone is what saved you. Yes, that is off-sides by the Lions player.

Had there been no contact, the Lions player would have had the right to get back to his side if the football has not been hiked yet.
Well it didn’t save us, because as per the point of bringing it up… it was incorrectly false start eagles
 
This, according to Russini, is AJ Brown's beef. Their offense has become too reliant on the defense. Teams are shutting down Barkley and Hurts is too afraid to open things up.
It's Not Hurts. It's the guy that calls the plays that's afraid to open it up, and let the players play. He's another one of the eagles wonder boy first-ever coordinators.
 
I am still laughing at that PI call late.

Not that the Lions would have scored given Campbell’s smelly playcalling but to call
PI there was awesomely funny.
 
I am still laughing at that PI call late.

Not that the Lions would have scored given Campbell’s smelly playcalling but to call
PI there was awesomely funny.
I'm thinking philly will be a one and out in the playoffs.

From the games I've seen of them, it's not like they win in convincing fashion and their offense really seams to kind of suck for being 8-2. My math might be off, but it looks like they're winning their games by an average of less than 5 points per game. I mean their biggest point differential in a win was against the dysfunctional Giants.

They're just lucky that they play in a division that kind of sucks...

I may be smoking some funny stuff, but I can see the cowboys actually giving them another run for their money this upcoming Sunday with our offense. However, their defense seems to slowly be looking better.
 
I am still laughing at that PI call late.

Not that the Lions would have scored given Campbell’s smelly playcalling but to call
PI there was awesomely funny.
That was one of the worst PI call I have ever seen. First of all, it should have been offensive PI if anything. But it definitely was not defensive PI. To call that penalty in that situation was a total choke by the refs. I doubt it would have changed the outcome of the game given the way Goff was playing but still what a terrible call in a year when the refs have been really bad.
 
I'm thinking philly will be a one and out in the playoffs.

From the games I've seen of them, it's not like they win in convincing fashion and their offense really seams to kind of suck for being 8-2. My math might be off, but it looks like they're winning their games by an average of less than 5 points per game. I mean their biggest point differential in a win was against the dysfunctional Giants.

They're just lucky that they play in a division that kind of sucks...

I may be smoking some funny stuff, but I can see the cowboys actually giving them another run for their money this upcoming Sunday with our offense. However, their defense seems to slowly be looking better.
The Eagles defense is very impressive. I never thought Phillips was that good by man he looked very impressive going against one of the best OTs in the league. Goff folded like a cheap suit under that pressure. It amazes me how the Eagles acquire a player and instantly make him so much better than he was with his old team or when he was in college. Look a Zack Baun. He is a star playing for the Eagles. Hunt is playing better than I thought he could coming out of college. Phillips is way better than he was in Miami. Even Graham comes out of retirement and makes plays.

The contrast between the Eagles and Cowboys is 100 miles wide.
 
I'm thinking philly will be a one and out in the playoffs.

From the games I've seen of them, it's not like they win in convincing fashion and their offense really seams to kind of suck for being 8-2. My math might be off, but it looks like they're winning their games by an average of less than 5 points per game. I mean their biggest point differential in a win was against the dysfunctional Giants.

They're just lucky that they play in a division that kind of sucks...

I may be smoking some funny stuff, but I can see the cowboys actually giving them another run for their money this upcoming Sunday with our offense. However, their defense seems to slowly be looking better.
Keep in mind that they won most of their regular season games last year by one score. How did that work out for them?
 

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