Gif of Stewart block?

savbandjacket

savbandjacket

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anyone have gif or video of the block Stewart threw in first quarter (I think)?

It looked nasty from the stands
 
savbandjacket said:
anyone have gif or video of the block Stewart threw in first quarter (I think)?

It looked nasty from the stands
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I want to see this, too. You know when a block causes Ooos and Ahhhhs from the crowd that’s picked up on TV it’s a great block.
 
If it's the block I'm thinking of, the play wasn't a big gain cause somebody else missed their block. But he leveled the guy.
 
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It was around 11:08 in the first quarter. Announcers paid no attention to it because they were busy teaching everyone about our high school offense.
 
gtzulu said:


There are "YouTube to GIF" sites if you really want a GIF.
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Can't believe I just realized we were wearing chicken-wire white helmets on Saturday. I was at the game watching intently... and somehow overlooked this fact. Musta blocked out the ugly.
 
18in32 said:
Can't believe I just realized we were wearing chicken-wire white helmets on Saturday. I was at the game watching intently... and somehow overlooked this fact. Musta blocked out the ugly.
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Best uniforms we've had in a while. Love the chicken wire
 
Crackback blocks are the easiest and best blocks in the entire sport! They're awesome!

...well, that and chop blocks!
 
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Dhatura said:
Crackback blocks are the easiest and best blocks in the entire sport! They're awesome!

...well, that and chop blocks!
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It's also unnecessary to blow someone up when they aren't looking and defenseless. Gotta get these plays out of football for its long-term viability as a sport.
 
TampaBayJacket said:
It's also unnecessary to blow someone up when they aren't looking and defenseless. Gotta get these plays out of football for its long-term viability as a sport.
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Or maybe the defensive player should watch out for blocks. He’s certainly going to blow up Stewart or anyone else if given the opportunity.
 
TampaBayJacket said:
It's also unnecessary to blow someone up when they aren't looking and defenseless. Gotta get these plays out of football for its long-term viability as a sport.
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Nothing dangerous about that block. He hit the guy in the chest, from the front, he didn’t leave his feet or hit him in the head and he didn’t drive him to the turf. If that block bothers you, you may need to stop watching.
 
ncjacket said:
Nothing dangerous about that block. He hit the guy in the chest, from the front, he didn’t leave his feet or hit him in the head and he didn’t drive him to the turf. If that block bothers you, you may need to stop watching.
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I was actually referring to vicious crack-back blocks in general where the defender gets destroyed, not Brad Stewarts block. I dont even remember his block exactly. Look, you can be an internet tough guy and tell me to go watch figure skating, blah blah, but I love football and want to see it around in 20 years. If you haven't noticed, player safety is a major issue and changes to the game are necessary or else nobody will let their kids play anymore. I am just saying the game needs to evolve the more dangerous plays out of game, and the decleating crack-back is one of them.
 
You mean like how it's against the rules for a wide receiver to block in the direction of the line of scrimmage now? And has been for a couple years?

I guess the rules change was only on cut blocks. I thought it was for everything.

High school ball it looks like wants its blockers in the open field to block with open hands or something to avoid these big clllisions and even went so far as to name a defender focused on the ball carrier a defenseless player.
 
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18in32 said:
Can't believe I just realized we were wearing chicken-wire white helmets on Saturday. I was at the game watching intently... and somehow overlooked this fact. Musta blocked out the ugly.
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I was the white out game, was it not?
 
GTCrew4b said:
You mean like how it's against the rules for a wide receiver to block in the direction of the line of scrimmage now? And has been for a couple years?

I guess the rules change was only on cut blocks. I thought it was for everything.
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It's for cut blocks only. Can't crack back below the waist.
 
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