No actually...you shouldn't cry and over react...and realize it's a 60 min game....ya you can have concern's sure....but going back and reading this thread after the game some people have some serious issues

You aren't new here.

Lol I know just calling it out

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It's called giving yourself up

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Or he could help win....oh ya he did

I actually though the same when it happened. Next time he will fall down I bet

See this is the problem with some of the fan base... It's almost like you want it to happen

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I’m still irritated we took a RB over more o line he’ll and it showed today.

Pray for Chris Jones to holdout next week. Thankfully BB was ok and came back in.

You mean the running back who put us in the lead.... guys said the same thing about ETN and love him now

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Yet there are rules in the NFL

You have to be kidding me.  It was a bad play.  Period.

On the refs.... Part of recovering a fumble being in total control touched and giving yourself up don't you understand

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Did not read the entire thread but it looked to me like we were out coached but over talented them today. Also a bit of looking ahead may have influenced the play calling, in the end it was a solid win. Go Jags! Come on KC!

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Aren’t you supposed to cry when your team is underperforming and losing a game they should be dominating? They win though and no complaints from me.

No actually...you shouldn't cry and over react...and realize it's a 60 min game....ya you can have concern's sure....but going back and reading this thread after the game some people have some serious issues

Well not cry literally but if you have passion for your team you’re going to be pissed when they play poorly and happy when they win. It’s an understandable reaction.

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Because by rule he had control and gave himself up....the whistle should have been blown....and even on review that should have been the call....had control gave himself up and was touched

How did he ‘give himself up’?  Because he stood there with his head up his [BLEEP]?

Because he recovered a football he was touched the play should have been over
He gave himself up as a player.... When a player has control over a fumble the play is over.... So let me ask this when a player's in a pile and has recovered a fumble the whistle hasn't been blown He gets up and he's standing there can a player come over and just hit the ball out of his hands and run it in for a touchdown no he has control He has the ball... The whistle is never been blown at that point... If you watch when there's a fumble  and pile up there's no whistle being blown They wait to see who has the ball at the bottom of the pile right? If that player gets out of that pile and another player comes over and knocks the ball out and runs it in for a touchdown it doesn't happen because he has control and the play is over regardless of the whistle

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Did not read the entire thread but it looked to me like we were out coached but over talented them today.  Also a bit of looking ahead may have influenced the play  calling, in the end it was a solid win.  Go Jags!  Come on KC!

You can't read this the thread and get a true understanding of what happened in the game That's impossible...lol Just go watch the highlights or rewatch the game lol

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How did he ‘give himself up’?  Because he stood there with his head up his [BLEEP]?

Because he recovered a football he was touched the play should have been over
He gave himself up as a player.... When a player has control over a fumble the play is over.... So let me ask this when a player's in a pile and has recovered a fumble the whistle hasn't been blown He gets up and he's standing there can a player come over and just hit the ball out of his hands and run it in for a touchdown no he has control He has the ball... The whistle is never been blown at that point... If you watch when there's a fumble  and pile up there's no whistle being blown They wait to see who has the ball at the bottom of the pile right? If that player gets out of that pile and another player comes over and knocks the ball out and runs it in for a touchdown it doesn't happen because he has control and the play is over regardless of the whistle

He was standing. Being touched while standing does not make one “down” by contact

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Because he recovered a football he was touched the play should have been over
He gave himself up as a player.... When a player has control over a fumble the play is over.... So let me ask this when a player's in a pile and has recovered a fumble the whistle hasn't been blown He gets up and he's standing there can a player come over and just hit the ball out of his hands and run it in for a touchdown no he has control He has the ball... The whistle is never been blown at that point... If you watch when there's a fumble  and pile up there's no whistle being blown They wait to see who has the ball at the bottom of the pile right? If that player gets out of that pile and another player comes over and knocks the ball out and runs it in for a touchdown it doesn't happen because he has control and the play is over regardless of the whistle

He was standing. Being touched while standing does not make one “down” by contact

Plus once the said player gets out of the pile with the ball in his hands the play is called dead (and many times the whistle is blown well before then)

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Why?  The fumble went to him and he stood there.  Exactly what got ‘ignored’?

Because by rule he had control and gave himself up....the whistle should have been blown....and even on review that should have been the call....had control gave himself up and was touched

You can't answer the question of how he gave himself up.  He was standing up.  To give yourself up, you need to slide feet first, take a knee or purposely go to the ground.  The refs 100% made the right call.  Tank blew it.

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No actually...you shouldn't cry and over react...and realize it's a 60 min game....ya you can have concern's sure....but going back and reading this thread after the game some people have some serious issues

Well not cry literally but if you have passion for your team you’re going to be pissed when they play poorly and happy when they win. It’s an understandable reaction.

Well I have true passion and I don't act that way.... This fan base on this particular thread or message board has a meltdown over one bad play and are about to jump off a cliff and you don't see that as being a problem..... One interception and this message board is like Trevor sucks He's never going to be good...one missed tackle that player is the worst pick ever and so on and so on.... And then they all ultimately eat crow at the end

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Because by rule he had control and gave himself up....the whistle should have been blown....and even on review that should have been the call....had control gave himself up and was touched

You can't answer the question of how he gave himself up.  He was standing up.  To give yourself up, you need to slide feet first, take a knee or purposely go to the ground.  The refs 100% made the right call.  Tank blew it.

Because I pretty sure I saw when he got the fumble on the ground He was touched...

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How did he ‘give himself up’?  Because he stood there with his head up his [BLEEP]?

Because he recovered a football he was touched the play should have been over
He gave himself up as a player.... When a player has control over a fumble the play is over.... So let me ask this when a player's in a pile and has recovered a fumble the whistle hasn't been blown He gets up and he's standing there can a player come over and just hit the ball out of his hands and run it in for a touchdown no he has control He has the ball... The whistle is never been blown at that point... If you watch when there's a fumble  and pile up there's no whistle being blown They wait to see who has the ball at the bottom of the pile right? If that player gets out of that pile and another player comes over and knocks the ball out and runs it in for a touchdown it doesn't happen because he has control and the play is over regardless of the whistle

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Did not read the entire thread but it looked to me like we were out coached but over talented them today.  Also a bit of looking ahead may have influenced the play  calling, in the end it was a solid win.  Go Jags!  Come on KC!

You can't read this the thread and get a true understanding of what happened in the game That's impossible...lol Just go watch the highlights or rewatch the game lol

In a pile, you are on the ground.  If you touch a player with the ball while on the ground, yes, he's down.  When you touch a player when standing up, the play continues.  This is pretty basic football rules.

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The board even melts down after a win lolol

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The board even melts down after a win lolol

Listen, we are jaguar fans thats what we do its tradition

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Well not cry literally but if you have passion for your team you’re going to be pissed when they play poorly and happy when they win. It’s an understandable reaction.

Well I have true passion and I don't act that way.... This fan base on this particular thread or message board has a meltdown over one bad play and are about to jump off a cliff and you don't see that as being a problem..... One interception and this message board is like Trevor sucks He's never going to be good...one missed tackle that player is the worst pick ever and so on and so on.... And then they all ultimately eat crow at the end

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You can't answer the question of how he gave himself up.  He was standing up.  To give yourself up, you need to slide feet first, take a knee or purposely go to the ground.  The refs 100% made the right call.  Tank blew it.

Because I pretty sure I saw when he got the fumble on the ground He was touched...

What are you talking about?  Bigsby was never on the ground.  He was always standing.  The ball bounced up to him.

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Checked out the Clots board post game. They’re all pretty livid calling Cisco a headhunter and calling for a fine due to a “dirty” hit on Richardson at the end of the game. Anyone see what the heck they’re talking about?

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How did he ‘give himself up’?  Because he stood there with his head up his [BLEEP]?

Because he recovered a football he was touched the play should have been over
He gave himself up as a player.... When a player has control over a fumble the play is over.... So let me ask this when a player's in a pile and has recovered a fumble the whistle hasn't been blown He gets up and he's standing there can a player come over and just hit the ball out of his hands and run it in for a touchdown no he has control He has the ball... The whistle is never been blown at that point... If you watch when there's a fumble  and pile up there's no whistle being blown They wait to see who has the ball at the bottom of the pile right? If that player gets out of that pile and another player comes over and knocks the ball out and runs it in for a touchdown it doesn't happen because he has control and the play is over regardless of the whistle

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Did not read the entire thread but it looked to me like we were out coached but over talented them today.  Also a bit of looking ahead may have influenced the play  calling, in the end it was a solid win.  Go Jags!  Come on KC!

You can't read this the thread and get a true understanding of what happened in the game That's impossible...lol Just go watch the highlights or rewatch the game lol

You have a very ‘unique’ view of giving himself up.  I KNEW what the call was before they ever confirmed it.  But you hang on to those misguided beliefs.

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The board even melts down after a win lolol

We won by 10. We're all drunk or tipsy armchair coaches or positional coaches now. Lolololol.

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Well not cry literally but if you have passion for your team you’re going to be pissed when they play poorly and happy when they win. It’s an understandable reaction.

Well I have true passion and I don't act that way.... This fan base on this particular thread or message board has a meltdown over one bad play and are about to jump off a cliff and you don't see that as being a problem..... One interception and this message board is like Trevor sucks He's never going to be good...one missed tackle that player is the worst pick ever and so on and so on.... And then they all ultimately eat crow at the end

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You can't answer the question of how he gave himself up.  He was standing up.  To give yourself up, you need to slide feet first, take a knee or purposely go to the ground.  The refs 100% made the right call.  Tank blew it.

Because I pretty sure I saw when he got the fumble on the ground He was touched...

And you say others don’t know what they’re talking about?

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Checked out the Clots board post game. They’re all pretty livid calling Cisco a headhunter and calling for a fine due to a “dirty” hit on Richardson at the end of the game. Anyone see what the heck they’re talking about?

Hit him with his shoulder to his back, shoulder, or head. QB was a runner at that point and stretching to try to get to the end zone, so nothing dirty about it.

Cisco is a old school safety in a touch football era though. What he could have been 20 years ago. He would have WRs fearing going over the middle.

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How did he ‘give himself up’?  Because he stood there with his head up his [BLEEP]?

Because he recovered a football he was touched the play should have been over
He gave himself up as a player.... When a player has control over a fumble the play is over.... So let me ask this when a player's in a pile and has recovered a fumble the whistle hasn't been blown He gets up and he's standing there can a player come over and just hit the ball out of his hands and run it in for a touchdown no he has control He has the ball... The whistle is never been blown at that point... If you watch when there's a fumble  and pile up there's no whistle being blown They wait to see who has the ball at the bottom of the pile right? If that player gets out of that pile and another player comes over and knocks the ball out and runs it in for a touchdown it doesn't happen because he has control and the play is over regardless of the whistle

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Did not read the entire thread but it looked to me like we were out coached but over talented them today.  Also a bit of looking ahead may have influenced the play  calling, in the end it was a solid win.  Go Jags!  Come on KC!

You can't read this the thread and get a true understanding of what happened in the game That's impossible...lol Just go watch the highlights or rewatch the game lol

Oh I watched the game live.  Just didn’t participate in the real time discussion.  Hosting a pool party with a live action response that was witnessed Jags vs Colts

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At some point you just have to let go of what you thought should happen and live in what is happening.
 

How did he ‘give himself up’?  Because he stood there with his head up his [BLEEP]?

Because he recovered a football he was touched the play should have been over
He gave himself up as a player.... When a player has control over a fumble the play is over.... So let me ask this when a player's in a pile and has recovered a fumble the whistle hasn't been blown He gets up and he's standing there can a player come over and just hit the ball out of his hands and run it in for a touchdown no he has control He has the ball... The whistle is never been blown at that point... If you watch when there's a fumble  and pile up there's no whistle being blown They wait to see who has the ball at the bottom of the pile right? If that player gets out of that pile and another player comes over and knocks the ball out and runs it in for a touchdown it doesn't happen because he has control and the play is over regardless of the whistle

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Did not read the entire thread but it looked to me like we were out coached but over talented them today.  Also a bit of looking ahead may have influenced the play  calling, in the end it was a solid win.  Go Jags!  Come on KC!

You can't read this the thread and get a true understanding of what happened in the game That's impossible...lol Just go watch the highlights or rewatch the game lol

Good lord.

You really don’t know ball if you believe a fumble can happen, a player picks it up and is standing….. but he’s technically down because it was a fumble….

Like… what?

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What is everyone so salty about, Trevor looked good, Ridley looked like the prime Ridley of 2020... it was a good day?

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