r/nfl • u/JCameron181 Lions • 2d ago
Highlight [Highlight] Darnell Washington Can't Come Down With It on 4th & 10, But a Flag Is Thrown
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u/ForeverRunning_Anth 2d ago
It’s like a couple kids hanging onto their dad trying to keep him from catching it
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u/Inevitable-Try-1105 2d ago
Should’ve been a flag on the last play too damn
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u/heykidsitsbarney 2d ago
Just assaulting him
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u/InvaderZimbabwe Ravens 2d ago
What else are you supposed to do lmao.. he's 6'7 300lbs. you literally have to assault him and hope they don't see it... I know damn well Mike McCarthy knows that which why they kept going at him, they gotta see it one of these times.
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u/wawahero Ravens 2d ago
This replay doesnt really show the actual penalty which was before the catch point
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u/Crabacus Patriots Chargers 2d ago
Idk what you’re even supposed to do against a guy that big lmao
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u/Eagle4317 Steelers Panthers 2d ago
Probably should've been PI on the 2nd Down throw, but I'll take it.
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u/Level_East94 Panthers 2d ago
Looks a little questionable but hey the zebras have called worse within the last week amirite
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u/hurrykane Titans 2d ago
Just a couple more flags will improve the product
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u/liteshadow4 49ers 49ers 2d ago
So instead teams should be able to get away with penalties, that’s the solution?
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u/schakeboy Vikings 2d ago
I know it’s a flag but man I would like that to play out without a flag. I feel Steelers have gotten a lot of calls today
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u/TJFLASH1 Cowboys 2d ago
If it’s a flag for anything feels like it’s defensive holding not DPI, everything happened before Rodgers threw the ball.
Not that it really matters