Helmet to helmet hits have been called all year.
It was helmet to helmet against a defenseless player. When viewed from other angle his head was bent back 90 degrees from the defenders hit. Not a pats fan but imo, and the official in the booth agreed, it was the proper call.
Do what?! I made dinner during halftime and had the volume down. Still managed to see the awful guitar prop and the tacky removal of clothing. But he actually faked a guitar solo? What an embarrassing spectacle that must've been. How did nobody talk him out of this stupid shit?Lip syncing vocals is one thing. Faking a guitar solo is an offense that cannot be forgiven though.
Do what?! I made dinner during halftime and had the volume down. Still managed to see the awful guitar prop and the tacky removal of clothing. But he actually faked a guitar solo? What an embarrassing spectacle that must've been. How did nobody talk him out of this stupid shit?
Yeah that definitely was a pre-recorded guitar solo. At one point he had his hands in an entirely wrong part of the neck for the notes that were being played. Most people wouldn’t have caught it because he turned his back to the main camera.
I realize that it was a "direct hit"... but, it wasn't an illegal hit from my vantage point. I guess I had watched too many of the old Super Bowl highlights from the 70s and 80s. I knew that the Pat's player's head was pushed back. But, the tackle itself was direct and forceful... not illegal. I don't think he led with the helmet.It was helmet to helmet against a defenseless player. When viewed from other angle his head was bent back 90 degrees from the defenders hit. Not a pats fan but imo, and the official in the booth agreed, it was the proper call.
He's not leading with the crown. He's just squarely making FULL contact. He's using his arms to wrap him up and there's no room for the head to go anywhere but back. His facemask is pushing his head back.From the back angle which noone is showing
My wife didnt mind
He's not leading with the crown. He's just squarely making FULL contact. He's using his arms to wrap him up and there's no room for the head to go anywhere but back. His facemask is pushing his head back.
It was aggressive, and it "looked" harmful... but, it's football.I completely agree. I wouldn't have called that. How in the world are you supposed to tackle anyone these days?
Most musicians are so...Lol well I'm pretty sure he's ghey, so you've got nothing to worry about there.
He's not leading with the crown. He's just squarely making FULL contact. He's using his arms to wrap him up and there's no room for the head to go anywhere but back. His facemask is pushing his head back.
Most musicians are so...
I realize that it was a "direct hit"... but, it wasn't an illegal hit from my vantage point. I guess I had watched too many of the old Super Bowl highlights from the 70s and 80s. I knew that the Pat's player's head was pushed back. But, the tackle itself was direct and forceful... not illegal. I don't think he led with the helmet.
Not always. Officials in the league are so utterly inconsistent with this particular call it should be embarrassing.Helmet to helmet hits have been called all year.
I contend Burkhead was not defenseless. After the catch he turned a full 90 degrees and took two steps. I understand the validity of the rule when a receiver is in a crossing route or on a slant, focusing on the football when he gets blindsided by a defender. I believe that was the original intent of the rule.It was helmet to helmet against a defenseless player.
Are you on the left or right?
Link? Because idontbelieveyou.giflevine does play and he shreds...
That was damn good stuff!so he’s covering prince, another elite guitarist, imo...just in case we need to confirm, watch him shred.
I watched exactly 20 seconds of this before bowing out. Please note that at the 0:10 second mark and the 0:19 second mark, you can hear a chord being strummed but he's not actually playing anything.
Yeah, he has another guitar player doing most of the rhythm during Purple Rain.I watched exactly 20 seconds of this before bowing out. Please note that at the 0:10 second mark and the 0:19 second mark, you can hear a chord being strummed but he's not actually playing anything.
I watched exactly 20 seconds of this before bowing out. Please note that at the 0:10 second mark and the 0:19 second mark, you can hear a chord being strummed but he's not actually playing anything.