Game 4 - BEARS @ Dallas Cowboys - MNF 7:30 PM

[Guest]

Urlacher's lateral speed is shot. Age + nee.

Not only that, he doesn't appear to have much drive in his legs to make tackles.

 

Yeah, both the lateral speed and inability to tackle are very concerning.

[UMFan83]

Urlacher's lateral speed is shot. Age + nee.

 

And that sucks because that is exactly what made him so valuable in Lovie's defense. That and the ability to drop back into coverage quickly.

[USSoccer]

WTF Jeffrey?

[UMFan83]

Wow. That's not good at all

[ctcf]

Awful, Jeffery.

[Irrelevant Dude]

Not a fumble.

[wekse]

sure looks down to me.

[rawaction]

Knee was down!

[Butterscup1679666578]

cant wait to lose

[UMFan83]

How to turn a relaxing game into a panic in 5.3 seconds

[sweetpeteman]

His elbow was down well before the ball came out. Edited October 2, 2012 by sweetpeteman

[Guest]

His elbow was definitely down.

[kujay]

Bet they don't overturn it but he looked to have the knee down.

[UMFan83]

sure looks down to me.

 

I think its way too close to overturn. I'd love to be wrong though.

 

Edit: I was looking at the knee. I forgot the elbow. It looks a little more obvious that he was down.

Edited October 2, 2012 by UMFan83

[Smack]

down down down

[Soul]

OK, since the network wants to make more money instead of clearing this up:

 

What happened?

[imb]

this is getting overturned

[Soul]

That elbow is down.

[ctcf]

Yea, that other angle made a big difference.

[Careless]

OK, since the network wants to make more money instead of clearing this up:

 

What happened?

Stripped while spinning down to the ground with the defender taking it out of his hands, but his elbow was down in the spin

[rawaction]

Damnit, this isn't gonna end well is it?

[Irrelevant Dude]

You can't see the ball from the rear angle, but it is clear that the defender didn't rip at it until after the elbow was on the ground.

[Soul]

Remember, it's not just the knees. Elbows are down too.

[SpongeWorthy]

I'm pessimistic

[sweetpeteman]

There is clear, definitive evidence that the ball was not loose when the elbow was down.