'12 OH OT Taylor Decker (Ohio State Verbal)

[DomerInHappyValley]

How fucking stupid do you have to be to not tell the ref you’re an eligible receiver? 😂

While watching this game, I found myself thinking that I hope someone does something to him that prevents him from ever walking again. I know it’s wrong, but we will never know how great Jaylon could have been because of his cheap shot.

I don't wish for injuries on him, but I do hope his significant other cheats on him and cucks him with another mans child.

 

[FU BK]

Fuck Taylor Decker.....that is all

 

[Irishnuke]

it’s pretty clear that he did report to the ref he was eligible but the ref either didn’t hear him or acknowledge him. Either way Decker is still a Dbag

 

[Irish8248]

Love the lions story but I can't be angry that the biggest, dirtiest douchebag, cost his team a win. Fuck that guy. He robbed us all of a NFL legend.

 

[Giddyup]

So rigged

It’s like gambling on wwe

 

[irishandy]

I haven't been a fan of Taylor Decker ever since he injured Jaylon Smith...and to think Decker was a 1 time ND commit.

 

[Tejas]

I wanted to see ND fella Brandon Aubrey kick a 70 yard game winning field goal. We were all robbed.

Edit: Almost forgot, fuck Taylor Decker and his dumbass face

 

[NDWarrior]

A little more explanation of what happened last week. If I'm reading this correctly, Skipper ran out and was clear about reporting for eligibility (to catch a pass) whereas the other two lineman were purposely vague and just said reporting but ref Allen thought he was just alluding to Skipper reporting eligibility. He could have been very clear that he was reporting - including saying his number - as eligible. It sounds like they were trying to be vague and quiet about it to trick the Cowboys. That is what this guy heard anyway as NFL has clarified things re: what happened. NEWSFinal analysis of the Lions eligibility reporting scheme Anyway, who cares, they are both div. winners and in the playoffs now... And Decker looked like he f'd up (all good).

 

[MacIrish75]

A little more explanation of what happened last week. If I'm reading this correctly, Skipper ran out and was clear about reporting for eligibility (to catch a pass) whereas the other two lineman were purposely vague and just said reporting but ref Allen thought he was just alluding to Skipper reporting eligibility. He could have been very clear that he was reporting - including saying his number - as eligible. It sounds like they were trying to be vague and quiet about it to trick the Cowboys. That is what this guy heard anyway as NFL has clarified things re: what happened. NEWSFinal analysis of the Lions eligibility reporting scheme Anyway, who cares, they are both div. winners and in the playoffs now... And Decker looked like he f'd up (all good).

Yeah, they (Campbell) admitted as much in terms of them trying to be vague and confuse the defense in terms of which lineman was reporting as eligible. Notice in games how the official will generally announce which player has reported as eligible if they are not in an eligible number? That didn’t happen on the play in question in the Lions/Cowboys game. Moot point now, but shit like that can happen when you attempt to skirt the edges of the rules.