How do you not give a game ball to the guy who made the game-winning play? If you don't give Ramsey a game ball, Benn should not get one either.

My answer is right there in the post you quoted staring you in the face.


Read it.

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Lee, Benn, Telvin, Poz.


Honorable mention: Ramsey (first half was ugly but he's a rookie)

Ramsey looks like the real deal and he's only a rookie. As long as this coaching staff doesn't ruin him he will be great!

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You either die as a good poster, or live long enough to become the troll.

My answer is right there in the post you quoted staring you in the face.


Read it.

But... what if I'm too lazy to read it? Or what if I can't read? Don't assume my literacy.

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No commercial messages in sigs

Gus bradly for his going into the 4th qtr adjustment

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Defense. My game ball goes to them. They kept this game within reach the whole way, and then clamped down tight at the end ton preserve it. Good stuff from them today.


And also,


Myers! If he missed ANY of the XP's or his FG, this may not have been a W. He's consistently collecting points when he is called upon.



10/10 on xp's this year.


Kudos to the young kicker

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How many game balls are there?


If there was ONE, it has to be Ramsey


If there was TWO, Ramsey and Benn

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Offense:  Marquis Lee - I would also consider Bortles, Hurns and Benn, but Lee keeps working hard and had several key catches. 

 

Defense:  Poz.  Like Lee, Poz has taken his share of criticism.  Like Lee, Poz is out there working and hustling to make plays.  Ramsey is another obvious choice.  The 4th down play was the most important one, and Ramsey won to seal the game. 

 

Special teams:  Nortman.  Another strong game.  Lee did well fielding punts and kicks, but didn't break one. 

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Jacksonville Jaguars cornerback Jalen Ramsey (20) breaks up a pass intended for Chicago Bears wide receiver Alshon Jeffery (17) on the Bears final play of the second half of an NFL football game in Chicago, Sunday, Oct. 16, 2016. (AP Photo/Jeff Roberson)
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Anyone have/able to make a Gif of this play?

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80% of what I talk about is nonesense.. the other 25% is made up statistics...


 

My answer is right there in the post you quoted staring you in the face.


Read it.

 

Game balls go to players who struggled part of the game when they make game-deciding plays. That is well-understood by people who pay attention.

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Game balls go to players who struggled part of the game when they make game-deciding plays. That is well-understood by people who pay attention.

LOL

 

You are funny when you try to make up rules for things. That's not how it works. This is a thread in which people express opinions. My opinions don't have to abide by the "game ball" rules you invented yesterday right after you learned what a game ball is. 

 

There's no rule book on game balls and I don't give them out to CBs who got torched for two quarters. One play is one play. That one play is no more "game deciding" than the three I credit Telvin Smith with. 

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LOL

 

You are funny when you try to make up rules for things. That's not how it works. This is a thread in which people express opinions. My opinions don't have to abide by the "game ball" rules you invented yesterday right after you learned what a game ball is. 

 

There's no rule book on game balls and I don't give them out to CBs who got torched for two quarters. One play is one play. That one play is no more "game deciding" than the three I credit Telvin Smith with. 

 

If you don't think Ramsey should get a game ball for one play, why do you want to give one to Arrelious Benn, who had only one catch all day? Benn was invisible until he caught a pass, slipped, and ran 51 yards. So his game ball is for only one play. So using your logic, Benn should not get one for winning the game.

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LOL

 

You are funny when you try to make up rules for things. That's not how it works. This is a thread in which people express opinions. My opinions don't have to abide by the "game ball" rules you invented yesterday right after you learned what a game ball is. 

 

There's no rule book on game balls and I don't give them out to CBs who got torched for two quarters. One play is one play. That one play is no more "game deciding" than the three I credit Telvin Smith with. 

 

Here I was thinking that the Game Ball rule meant that the best dressed fan won it.

 

Sucks to be wrong.

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80% of what I talk about is nonesense.. the other 25% is made up statistics...


 

If you don't think Ramsey should get a game ball for one play, why do you want to give one to Arrelious Benn, who had only one catch all day? You can't have it both ways.

His play was bigger than Ramsey's. 

 

Much bigger in the scheme of the game. 

 

The offense struggled mightily to get in the end zone and needed that big play. 

 

The defensive victory was much more a team effort with a greater number of contributing players making key plays. 

I picked my game balls. Feel free to disagree. I'm done explaining.

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His play was bigger than Ramsey's. 

 

Much bigger in the scheme of the game. 

 

The offense struggled mightily to get in the end zone and needed that big play. 

 

The defensive victory was much more a team effort with a greater number of contributing players making key plays. 

I picked my game balls. Feel free to disagree. I'm done explaining.

 

Been's TD would have been for moot without Ramsey's knockdown.

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If you don't think Ramsey should get a game ball for one play, why do you want to give one to Arrelious Benn, who had only one catch all day? Benn was invisible until he caught a pass, slipped, and ran 51 yards. So his game ball is for only one play. So using your logic, Benn should not get one for winning the game.

 

It's about opinions.

 

There doesn't have to be rules set to opinions.

 

Not EVERYTHING has to be over-analysed.

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80% of what I talk about is nonesense.. the other 25% is made up statistics...


 

Game balls go to players who struggled part of the game when they make game-deciding plays. That is well-understood by people who pay attention.

So a player has to struggle first, then make a play to get a game ball????

So, if Bortles threw 7tds and 0 ints and Meyers missed 7 fgs but made the game winning kick, you would give it to Myers? LOL

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So a player has to struggle first, then make a play to get a game ball????

So, if Bortles threw 7tds and 0 ints and Meyers missed 7 fgs but made the game winning kick, you would give it to Myers? LOL

 

Hey, them's the rules, man.

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80% of what I talk about is nonesense.. the other 25% is made up statistics...


 

Hey, them's the rules, man.

I learn so much here

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I learn so much here

 

Everyday's a school day!

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80% of what I talk about is nonesense.. the other 25% is made up statistics...


 

Everyday's a school day!

Watch out, someone might correct you on this and point out that Sunday is NOT a school day

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