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I know we've talked about this ad nauseam now but I thought this was interesting enough to share. Good breakdown of the Lions fuckup and shows clearly 70 signaling to be eligible and the ref pointing at him, and how the Lions were A) trying to shield the defense from seeing what's going on and B) accidentally shielded the ref from seeing 68. Also shows a first quarter substitution where 70 did the exact same thing but intended to be eligible.





 
Irving Cowboy said:
Excellent breakdown:
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This is actually wrong. King says no one made the eligible signal and that's false. 70 clearly made that signal and made the same signal earlier in the game while intending to be eligible.

King also says this is 65-70% on the ref. I strongly disagree. It's maybe 5-10% on the ref and I'm actually inclined to say zero percent on the ref.

The ref is under no obligation to cavort with one team to deceive another team. In fact the ref SHOULDN'T and the notion itself is absurd on its face.

This is all or at least mostly Detroit's fault and they chose to run a ridiculous play that never should have been even conceived in the first place, and they chose to do it with the game on the line. Brain dead decision and their fans should be fuming not at the ref but at their retarded coaching staff.
 
5:12 Florio gets it exactly right?

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Commanders Can Replace Chase Young With Cowboys' Pass-Rusher in Free Agency

The Washington Commanders can finally replace Chase Young and Montez Sweat with Dallas Cowboys' Edge Dorance Armstrong Jr. in free agency.
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Trading defensive ends Chase Young and Montez Sweat predictably wrecked the Washington Commanders’ pass rush. The franchise can solve the problem by signing Dorance Armstrong Jr. from the Dallas Cowboys in 2024 NFL free agency.

A “secondary pass-rusher,” Armstrong’s “length gives him the ability to line up in multiple spots so he could really fit in with most defensive systems,” per Bleacher Report’s Alex Ballentine.

Armstrong merits “a larger role than the one he has in Dallas right now,” thanks to 6.5 sacks. No pass-rusher on Washington’s roster has recorded as many quarterback takedowns after Young and Sweat left town.
Dorance Armstrong Jr. Can Solve Commanders’ Problem
Take away the 11.5 sacks Young and Sweat combined for, and the Commanders have just 27.5 to their collective credit. This is a defense in need of an active and versatile pressure specialist.

Armstrong fits the bill thanks to plays like this hit on Bryce Young against the Carolina Panthers, highlighted by Aaron Day of DLineVids.

No. 92 is winning in a variety of ways and from multiple spots this season. He’s also logged 11 QB hits and six tackles for loss, per Pro Football Reference.

Armstrong is even a menace whenever he slides inside to defensive tackle. He helped force a fumble by Matthew Stafford against the Los Angeles Rams in 2022 by winning over left guard, per Jon Machota of The Athletic.

This level of flexibility would help Armstrong become a key part of a more expansive pass-rush scheme for the Commanders. Variety has been in short supply on head coach Ron Rivera’s watch, but the 61-year-old is widely expected to be fired.
A new coach should unleash pass-rushers in more creative ways. Better scheming and superior talent are how the Commanders finally replace Young and Sweat.
 
Chocolate Lab said:
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heavy.com

Commanders Can Replace Chase Young With Cowboys' Pass-Rusher in Free Agency

The Washington Commanders can finally replace Chase Young and Montez Sweat with Dallas Cowboys' Edge Dorance Armstrong Jr. in free agency.
heavy.com heavy.com

Trading defensive ends Chase Young and Montez Sweat predictably wrecked the Washington Commanders’ pass rush. The franchise can solve the problem by signing Dorance Armstrong Jr. from the Dallas Cowboys in 2024 NFL free agency.

A “secondary pass-rusher,” Armstrong’s “length gives him the ability to line up in multiple spots so he could really fit in with most defensive systems,” per Bleacher Report’s Alex Ballentine.

Armstrong merits “a larger role than the one he has in Dallas right now,” thanks to 6.5 sacks. No pass-rusher on Washington’s roster has recorded as many quarterback takedowns after Young and Sweat left town.
Dorance Armstrong Jr. Can Solve Commanders’ Problem
Take away the 11.5 sacks Young and Sweat combined for, and the Commanders have just 27.5 to their collective credit. This is a defense in need of an active and versatile pressure specialist.

Armstrong fits the bill thanks to plays like this hit on Bryce Young against the Carolina Panthers, highlighted by Aaron Day of DLineVids.

No. 92 is winning in a variety of ways and from multiple spots this season. He’s also logged 11 QB hits and six tackles for loss, per Pro Football Reference.

Armstrong is even a menace whenever he slides inside to defensive tackle. He helped force a fumble by Matthew Stafford against the Los Angeles Rams in 2022 by winning over left guard, per Jon Machota of The Athletic.

This level of flexibility would help Armstrong become a key part of a more expansive pass-rush scheme for the Commanders. Variety has been in short supply on head coach Ron Rivera’s watch, but the 61-year-old is widely expected to be fired.
A new coach should unleash pass-rushers in more creative ways. Better scheming and superior talent are how the Commanders finally replace Young and Sweat.
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Do eet.
 
 
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