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This is how you finish a touchdown run Not dropping the ball early
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@NdMuse Yeah but think how much cooler he would look dropping it a millisecond after crossing!!!

@NdMuse This is better

@NdMuse Nobody finished a TD run like Forrest.

@NdMuse Great touchdown, but such a shame that he didn’t hold the ball out loosely while crossing the goal line so he could properly prepare for the showering of praise… Said no one.

@NdMuse If I'm coaching a team, I make it CLEAR that when you score a touchdown you run past the enzone to be SURE you scored and you carry the ball back to the sideline with you

@NdMuse Yeah but that’s not cool! Why finish the play and secure six points for your team when you can slow up and hopefully drop the ball a millimeter beyond the end zone? Now that’s somehow being a baller for some reason

@NdMuse Not saying any of these guys would make the play but will never know with three holds on the same play

Called a pancake block

@NdMuse I don’t think you know the definition of a pancake. You can google it, but that’s not a pancake, defender must be on his back by being overpowered to be a pancake.

@NdMuse You’d think that every RB would have watched Barry Sanders highlights…maybe they just skipped to the next one before he handed the ball to a ref after every single one of them.

@NdMuse 22 cut 5 off. Dummy

@NdMuse Dudes need to start Forest Gumping the ball into the tunnel. Just keep going

@NdMuse Best to do it.

@NdMuse Ryan poles is frothing at the mouth to draft this guy, and totally ignore the OL/DL again

@NdMuse That was an outstanding run

@NdMuse Looked like #5 was gonna make the tackle before #22 basically set a pick on his own teammate.

@NdMuse #6 for Indiana got absolutely dominated on the line. That LT is a monster. He allowed love to not have to change direction. I’m assuming he’s in the nfl now.

@NdMuse I remember seeing a game many years ago (just about the time I first started watching football) when a guy made a long, long run on a return, then spiked the ball prior to getting to the endzone.

@NdMuse My nickname for him is ‘wheels’. When he runs, he just rolls to the end zone. Goodness, he is fast! ☘️🏈☘️🏈

@NdMuse These kids could learn from the great Herschel Walker. He handed the ball to an official at the end of a play (including touchdowns) almost every single time. Class act.

@NdMuse What’s hilarious is that the Cardinals will draft him with their 1st round pick. That’s what it’ll cost to get him - it feels like destiny to be AZ after this week

@NdMuse @TheRealAGAY that’s our rb1 lol

@NdMuse Actually, I’d prefer to see him hand it to the ref after scoring, but your point is well taken. 👍

@NdMuse You would literally think that it’s not that hard to just hold onto the ball until you’re in the back of the endzone, yet the new era of football players would rather be a showman than a damn football player

@NdMuse Never gets old!!!☘️☘️☘️😊😍

@NdMuse Blows my mind how often football players do that.

@NdMuse This is why coaches drill 'cross the line first, celebrate second' into our heads from day one.

@NdMuse 74 had a great tackle that play

@NdMuse Is that a new player I don’t remember him from the Miami game?

@NdMuse Can someone tell me who this announcer is rid

@NdMuse Is there a monitor on that end of the stadium?

@NdMuse Discipline

@NdMuse Should’ve showed us this against Miami 🫣

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@NdMuse future saint


