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Typical of Flozell to commit mistakes like this
http://sports.espn.go.com/nfl/news/story?id=4498060
Being a repeat offender he should have received a suspension. Oh well, if he got suspended then Dallas might discover a random backup LT who can actually block legally.
Last edited by DUNCANownsKOBE2; 09-24-2009 at 02:23 AM.
Typical of Flozell to commit mistakes like this
He should have been suspended....total bush league move. If you keep getting beat, get better or retire.
"A shoulder injury?" Adams said. "From a supposed kick? Tell him to stay up. It ain't my fault."
Suspension for tripping? off. Flo was pretty dominant in that game minus that one trip.
Flozell needs to be better than that. He still has talent and doesn't need to do that crap.
Some of you Cowboy homers are really in re ed.
nothing like beating a olineman clean then getting the kicked out of uway to go flozell
lol cowboys
totally innocent like bruce bowen planting a foot under a shooter
as a move as it was he shouldn't be suspended cause Tuck doesn't know how to land. He has a helmet/chest and shoulder pads, why the did he try to stop it with his arm
Flo gets it done. Season before last Zim put him on his All Pro team. He basically is an analytics freak. He evaluates each player at each position for each game. He was having a hard time breaking down his tackles and choosing...right up to the point where he realized that in two games against the Giants, Flo pitched 2 sackless shutouts against a healthy Uminyura and Strahan.
Flo used to piss me off with all of his false starts, but I realized that with what he brings, I'd rather have a 5 yard penalty for a false start and a down do-over than a 12 yard sack and an expired down.
You're kidding right? You're saying it's Tuck's fault he isn't able to make a reaction in a split second and land correctly? You don't really have time to think when a fat slobby trips you out of nowhere.
Its his first "tripping" penalty of the season no way it deserves a suspension, it took Roy Williams three horsecollars before he got suspended a game.
And I'm not saying it's Tuck's fault but if he knew how to land he probably would have avoided injury
If he had time to remember the correct way to land and react then yeah. When you're about to sack the QB and are falling a split second later, things such as falling fundamentals tend to slip your mind.
what a bunch of bull . the NFL looks for any excuse to fine people and they can't understand that this is a sport where where happens and if Tuck is that much of a than maybe he should try the LFL
Blatantly tripping someone because you can't block him isn't a penalty eligible for the " happens" excuse.
You misspoke, here. Tuck was not about to sack Tony. If you saw the game, or knew what you were talking about, you would know the ball was already coming out when the trip occured. So even if the trip hadn't occured, the most that would of happened would of been Tuck laying a hit on Tony. Flo made a business decsion to protect his QB from that. I applaud him.
And hypothetically speaking, if the trip hadn't of happend and let's say Tuck led with his helmet and laid an illegal hit on Tony, you, DoK, would of never started a thread crusading for a player to be suspended for actually hurting another player. But in this case, Flo didn't hurt Tuck. Tuck just obviously didn't know that breaking your fall with you shoulder = bad. Its jus that Flo is a Cowboy and you are all up on his nuts because you obsesse about hating the Cowboys.
So quit faking that you care about the tripping penalty in the NFL. At least "loling" the Cowboys is sincere from a hating perspective. In fact, from here on out, everytime a player gets tripped in the NFL, I expect to see a rant from you on how that person should get suspended.
it was very bush league.
him and his 88 Madden rating.
Hypothetically speaking, if my uncle had a pussy, he'd be my aunt. Justin Tuck isn't a dirty player, and he didn't illegally hit Romo. Until he does, don't call me out for not criticizing the dirty play Justin Tuck never made. I've never seen an offensive lineman repeatedly get beaten and then deliberately trip players like Adams did against the Giants. Please find me tape of someone who has, or stop telling me to call someone out for something he's never done.
How did one offense all of a sudden get turned into repeated offenses? It doesn't make sense. He only tripped one guy, that was Tuck.
He tripped Osi later in the game.
I've already been lectured by a certain Cowboy fan that him making the probowl from 2003-2008 has something to do with his rating in 2010.
I honestly didn't see him trip Osi. I remember Collinsworth saying it "appeared" that Flozell tripped him, but he never confirmed it.
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