It touched a Buc first, so even if he picks it up runs 10 yards and fumbles, the Bucs still don't get possession.
As soon as it touches somebody on the punt team, it cannot beomce a turnover and it's all house money form thgere
So first you're going to yell at him for calling it.
Then you're going to yell at him for not calling it fast enough.
You have no idea what's going on around you, do you?
I don't know if I'll go that far but they need to stop looking at him on key downs like that last one.
He'd have got in a fistfight with that throw and ended up on the ground rolling around and wrestling with it short of the sticks, while Kincaid just takes it in stride and rolls in.
I don't disagree with any of this, but I bet at some point an All-Pro QB is eventually going to get knocked out of a game doing this.
It may not have a real measurably higher injury rate, but that optic of losing a mealticket QB will result in pressure on the league to address it.
I think physics sort of suggests that if a QB is being pushed from behind, there will be less opportunity for him to "give" from any significant impact from the front.
Newton's Cradle:
I thought he wanted to get to his right to open up the angle to Knox but it wasn't happening.
Wonder if it is because guys are being coached to leverage him to his left on the rush to keep him from rolling toward his arm.