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Sash! posted:I was disappointed to learn that teams only seem to have one flavor of Gatorade on the sideline. Seriously? matt moore lied to us...
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euphronius posted:What is 3 tech and 5 tech. I assume they refer to DTs. Are these terms new? I have not seem them before this month. It's how they line up  Here's a google result that looks ok at going into depth about it : http://www.dawgsbynature.com/2011/4/11/2082375/draft-terminology-the-three-technique-and-the-five-technique
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spidoman posted:Is an early preseason game (Seahawks at Chargers) worth spending money to attend? My limited knowledge of preseason play tells me no. Probably not, but the Chargers hold free practices open to the public, and it looks like it isn't that far from Qualcomm.
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Stavrogin posted:Hope this hasn't been asked or answered in the previous 64 pages. Often before the snap the center, QB, or other offensive lineman will stand up to point deliberately in some direction of the defense. I've never known why, but I assume it's to specifically point out some threat they see. Is this right? usually you are pointing out the mic backer: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ICXjA8h1AhE You want to mix up your snap count so it doesn't get obvious https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ewSS9h3pEAU
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a neat cape posted:The Chargers do a free mammogram thing every October and it's a Good Thing Maybe you should lose some weight fat boy
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JoelJoel posted:I've seen home teams penalized for actions of the crowd that sufficiently disrupt the game in other sports. For example, in the NHL the home team can be awarded a 2-minute delay of game bench minor if fans cause a sufficient play disruption by throwing things onto the ice surface. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5XLQdUlK0_8 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K-teMkx2vgA
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cam and adrian peterson wear shin pads but they are those nike pro combat foam pieces and not the plastic armor from hockey/soccer
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screaden posted:So I watched my first ever game all the way through and I think I've picked up on how everything generally works, but I have a few questions. The receiving team on kickoffs has to defend 10 yards past the ball on kickoffs or else the kicking team can do an onside kick with very favorable odds, which is why you see a line of players up by the kicking team then they fall back to block for the runner. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SWzPT1itdTk The very first one here is what you don't want to do Everyone runs and blocks on every kickoff because if you stand around and watch to see where the ball lands before you start blocking then you're always going to have poo poo field position
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