What A Douche.

[Point Blank]

He fucked his ass up..lol.

 

[StealthShot]

That was not a diry play and that's why no flag or fine came about on that hit.

 

[Irish]

Little unnecessary but thats football...he did get jacked up

 

[GhostIcon]

Ward plays the game like it's supposed to be played.

Quoted for Truth.

 

[steeljake]

the nfl even said there was no fine or foul for this play, so wtf ever. hines ward is a hit man and plays hard, when he is not catching the ball he is making blocks for guys that have it. he is the most under rated wr in the game.

yes i am a homer.

 

[TxHustler512]

he just knocked the living shit outta him...that wasnt dirty, its called football, sheesh, i swear the NFL is turning into the NBA with all this fake shit

 

[TxHustler512]

exactly, B.S. you got QB's faking an injury to get a 15 yard penalty, now thats dirty

 

[Rush]

exactly, B.S. you got QB's faking an injury to get a 15 yard penalty, now thats dirty

From my experience in High School, in short yard situations when the QB sneak came I would always fake an injury, because they would be concentrating on me yelling in agony saying I am hurt, and I would inch the ball closer to get as many yards as possible. Cheap...but you play to win the game. Sometimes you gotta do whatever it takes barring physical injury not during the whistle.

 

[TxHustler512]

From my experience in High School, in short yard situations when the QB sneak came I would always fake an injury, because they would be concentrating on me yelling in agony saying I am hurt, and I would inch the ball closer to get as many yards as possible. Cheap...but you play to win the game. Sometimes you gotta do whatever it takes barring physical injury not during the whistle.

hahahaha...thats good, never heard of that one before.

 

[Bmore]

Ward plays the game like it's supposed to be played.

Hitting people from their blind side?

I mean its one thing to pancake someone, face to face. But to knock someone out from their blind side or when they aren't looking seems like a bitch move to me.

 

[Saluki]

Lead with his shoulder and laid him out. Same has a crack back or any other blind side block you get in football, i don't see what was dirty about it.

 

[Wildcard]

Nothing compared to what Warren Sapp did to Chad Clifton.

 

[steeljake]

Nothing compared to what Warren Sapp did to Chad Clifton.

now that was dirty as hell. dude wasnt even in the play. bmore is just mad cuz the ravens cant get a helmet on Hines, buncha bitches.

 

[gaysex4lif]

Exactly why College > Pro.

Nuff' Said.

 

[ZAN]

From my experience in High School, in short yard situations when the QB sneak came I would always fake an injury, because they would be concentrating on me yelling in agony saying I am hurt, and I would inch the ball closer to get as many yards as possible. Cheap...but you play to win the game. Sometimes you gotta do whatever it takes barring physical injury not during the whistle.

I've got a nice little QB sneak story.

So I played football only 2 years in High School. I played my freshman year as a RT on offense. Then I grew taller, stronger, and leaner, and became a TE for my senior year. I played golf in between those years.

Well, during my freshman year, our center on our team's name with Chase. So we had an audible called "blue Chase" which was a QB sneak. We called it a few times my freshman year. So then I come back and I'm starting varsity (our HS team is usually very good, but that's another story). Well, our starting RB came from Virginia his junior year (we are in Illinois).

So we are at the #2 team in state's place on their homecoming game. Up 20-7 in the 3rd and trying to put the game away and stun the state. So we line up with an off tackle run call running up my rear, except they stacked my gap. So our QB calls out "BLUE CHASE! BLUE CHASE!". Funny thing is I knew what he was talking about from 3 years ago, as did EVERYONE else on our offense (which hadn't changed beside me coming back, and the RB from Virginina).

So our QB screams out the blue chase audible and everyone understood it, except for dumbass Virginian RB. So he stands up and yells "WHAT THE F*CK IS BLUE CHASE?!" and the other team starts laughing. So our QB turns around and tells him to just take a 3 point stance. We snap it, bulldoze for 2 yards, ice the game, stun the state, and went on to the playoffs (where we lost to #1 in state)...

But "What the f*ck is blue Chase" became our motto on all of our football gear. You see across the top of our hoodies "What the %$@* is Blue Chase?" with our names and record. Hilarious stuff.

 

[ZAN]

But as for the topic of the post. I've said it once, and I'll say it again.

Hines Ward plays football the right way. I'm so sick of hearing about how Chad Johnson/T.O. make a good play for sprinting down the field and getting in the way of a defender, but not engaging and that springs their teammate free for a TD.

Had that happened in my highschool, our coaches would have rewound the video footage of it 4 or 5 times and REAMED US A NEW ONE for not engaging the guy and just "Ole blocking".

The reason pro ball players b*tch about it is because the last time they were looking out of their earhole like that was back in High School where 11 guys mattered on run plays, and not just the lineman.

Hines Ward is quickly becoming my favorite receiver. I've always like the style of T.O. and Ocho Cinco, because they are fun to watch despite their attitudes, but the blue collar players of the league do it right.

 

[Bmore]

now that was dirty as hell. dude wasnt even in the play. bmore is just mad cuz the ravens cant get a helmet on Hines, buncha bitches.

I don't understand what you said, they can't get a helmet on him? Hines ward has never broke away for a long gain against Baltimore. So obviously we've tackled him.

Funniest shit I seen was when he tried to do that to Jarrett Johnson,but he tried to do it while he was looking; Johnson just shrugged him off and pushed his little ass out of bounds. (the 15-yard penalty play) It didn't end well, but it proved that Hines Ward can't do it face to face.

I could careless if a receiver lights someone up, but when they do it when the player isn't looking I just don't like that. It causes injuries (I.E.: Keith Rivers), If Braylon Edwards or Houshmanzadeh did that too Polamalu. The steelers fans would begin to complain.

 

[ZAN]

Funniest shit I seen was when he tried to do that to Jarrett Johnson,but he tried to do it while he was looking; Johnson just shrugged him off and pushed his little ass out of bounds. (the 15-yard penalty play) It didn't end well, but it proved that Hines Ward can't do it face to face.

I disagree. It springed the Steelers forward 15 yards, did it not? The fact that he plays hard and the right way irks the other players who would much rather not play with their heads on a swivel. They would much rather just play patty caked with the guy across from him (okay, patty cake is overexaggerating), and collect their paycheck.

Just remember in highschool when you constantly had to have your head on a swivel, or else you'd be asking your teammates to readjust your helmet. That's how football is played. 11 guys hard, every play. Not just 9 guys on a run play, all 11. Hines Ward realizes that.

 

[steeljake]

I don't understand what you said, they can't get a helmet on him? Hines ward has never broke away for a long gain against Baltimore. So obviously we've tackled him.

Funniest shit I seen was when he tried to do that to Jarrett Johnson,but he tried to do it while he was looking; Johnson just shrugged him off and pushed his little ass out of bounds. (the 15-yard penalty play) It didn't end well, but it proved that Hines Ward can't do it face to face.

I could careless if a receiver lights someone up, but when they do it when the player isn't looking I just don't like that. It causes injuries (I.E.: Keith Rivers), If Braylon Edwards or Houshmanzadeh did that too Polamalu. The steelers fans would begin to complain.

first they would have to chase down troy to get him, second neither one of those bitches would have the heart to do it.

they cant get a block on hines is what i meant, bounty or not.

 

[steeljake]

the bounty deal is real life in the nfl, and I have zero issues with it. but i do get tired of hearing the rest of the AFC north cry about hines, man law: if you don't like what someone is doin to you, put a stop to it.