And did that picture verify what part of foot touched ground first ?
Or would it have mattered if his heal came down one nanosecond before toe?
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Or would it have mattered if his heal came down one nanosecond before toe?
I would compare that to the Michael Jordan situation. Every year he is or should be league MVP. The same can be said for Mahomes. The media looks for any reason to give the award to someone else after so many years of the same guy, ie Barkley or Jackson. So yes, he was league MVP. But he's not the same caliber, not close.
To see what LJ does w/o any talent around him is amazing year in and year out. You put him with AR and the Chiefs and he is PM. It looks like the Ravens have some talent this year to help LJ a lot more than previous years so it will be interesting to see how they do the next couple of years.
Yeah, I'm aware they gave it to a RB that throws a little. How's that MVP working out for them in the playoffs, ya know, when he has to win with his arm?
Around the 37 second mark. Looks to me like his toe was the first thing to touch and it was out of bounds.
Clear as crystal.
It would have made difference. But it must have been conclusive that no other part of foot hit ground first.
His toe did hit first, but I don't think it matters.
In the NFL, a toe is a foot but a heel isn't
Today's 10-pack includes a question regarding the reality that ten toes (or as few as two) can count as two feet when it comes to catching a pass.
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Go to Purgatory! That how that ending felt.
I actually admire the Ravens and Harbaugh. Great organization. Jackson showed himself again, though. Tremendous athlete who may get it done, one day.
