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3 minutes ago, SmokinwithWilly said:

It looks like he whiffed more than got pancaked. He was stretching out to make the block and the DB stopped and was changing direction and a push up from lower was enough to get him off his feet. 

At least it sounds better than he got pancakes by a 200 lb DB. 

He was off balanced but he still shouldn't get flattened at the point of impact by a CB who didn't even have a full head of steam.

Make no mistake, that was really bad.

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5 minutes ago, kungfoodude said:

He was off balanced but he still shouldn't get flattened at the point of impact by a CB who didn't even have a full head of steam.

Make no mistake, that was really bad.

I know it was bad. Just trying to put a little positive spin on it even though there was really none to be had 

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17 minutes ago, My Life Dont Matter said:

Rhule won’t make it very long in the NFL. It’s a big boys league. Some guys aren’t made to play or coach in the NFL. 

Wait, that was Rhule who got pancaked?

Didnt know he played for the Chiefs last year.

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