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He was looking like a fucking home run pick for where I got him in most leagues top 8 WR

Yeah I had one team with Nico and Rice that looked unstoppable….. until it wasn’t

At least ya’ll picked up league winner Cedric Tillman to make up for it, right?!

I love Jameis but it’s Halloween and we know what he’s gonna turn into

Say it for me

I find it hard to figure out how a shin can hit the ground before a knee? Can you physically make your shin touch the ground before your knee? Seems impossible lol

I saw the replay slowed down and it is pretty clear that the shin hits first before the knee IMO. It is very close but it clearly happens. I never knew that was a rule so I learned something last night.

From that angle of the camera yes but in reality can you make your shin hit the ground before your knee? At that angle the knee has a hump in it as well it just seems impossible.

Yeah the repley showed the shin hit first

Sure when you're looking at a overhead camera view but you cannot see the ground view of what actually happened it just seems logical that you couldn't touch your shin before a knee but maybe I'm wrong it just seems odd lol

Maybe it was AI?

I'm sure the refs looked at it at multiple angles

Look at the last reply In this video and it clearly hits https://youtu.be/T4cz0fTPTJI?si=S__INAMbjX1nxxs8

I didn’t see any overhead angle , idk what you can tell from that. From the ground view it was pretty obvious

Yup

Interesting it look like it could have been a tie I wonder what that would mean lol seems like it would have to be a tie there's no way you could hit your shin before your knee but it did look like it possibly was just a split fraction before but it just seems physically impossible haha

Everybody Try right now to touch your shin to the ground before your knee hits. See if it's possible 😂

Yeah and also the shin guard sticks out a bit so that's probably very possible It just sort of had me thinking for a second 😂

Good luck today ladies

Unless I’m playing you

Then you can go break a leg

Ty 😎💪

I think the Saquon Barkley backwards jump might have been the best play I've ever seen. That was mind-boggling how amazingly gifted that was.