TD Run or TD Block?

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TD Run or TD Block?

TD Run
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TD Block
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48%
 
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Football is about action and movement. Unless you consciously focus on a particular segment of the game you automatically will be drawn to the activity.
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I like to see a good block. I like to see guys get really blown out of the way :shock: ...not somebody just running down the field and people chasing him.
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Well during a couple of are games there's been some kids getting hit pretty hard i mean when one guy takes out 2 people at one time i think thats a decent hit!
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TD runs but some blocks are good to watch as well!!!!
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[quote="bdftbllham55";p="66043"]Without the block, there is no run, watching the pancake block by the eagles D lineman yesterday on the int. run back was crazy, he flattened a 300+ lb offensive lineman.[/quote]

I think this is the first time that Ham and I agreed on something!!! AMAZING!!!
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and you 2 can thank me for bringing peace to you by making this topic,lol.
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Post by ham55 »

[quote="Gunner18";p="66698"]the only way a block gets recognized if it is hard enough to have the guy getting hit talking to his 1st grade teacher on the field! but if its just containing someone or a small hit to get the block, most of the time it will go unnoticed.[/quote]

Thats why lineman watch lineman during game day, thats where all the action goes on, and I make it a point to let the people around me know when linemen do something good, but then again, to let them know when they mess up...:twisted:
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Post by Eaglealum »

I know what you're saying Ham, I especially love it when a 50 year old armchair QB gripes about line blocking on a sack when the defense sent 2 people on a blitz and one lone guy gets through(past 1 or 2 rbs to boot) for the pressure and the line is deemed "not doing their job". It's almost funny sometimes to sit and listen to it.
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