MagicHef |
11-28-2013 12:26 PM |
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Originally Posted by Sorter
(Post 10230696)
No.
Unless you're referring to physically, after/away from certain plays. Then sure, I suppose I could agree with that. I think "manhandling" is a term that's quite subjective and open to quite a large variation of definitions from individuals.
I don't think either player was "manhandled" in that game if we're referring to their performances viewed as a whole. If you want to see some manhandling, JJ Watt's game at home against Indy is probably what I'd personally refer to as such.
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Fair enough, I guess there's not enough objective information to get a complete picture of how Flowers performed in that game. Still, Manning had 24 completions, 8 of which were to Flowers' guy. Manning had 16 incompletions, only 1 of which was to Flowers, and he gave up the yards anyway through a penalty. I think anyone would have an uphill battle trying to paint that as a positive.
On another note, is it a Chiefs fan thing to celebrate parts of the game which truly don't matter? Case in point, Holliday had a return of 40 or 50 yards a few weeks ago, and was hit hard by the punter at the end. Multiple Chiefs fans on here mocked him for celebrating, because he got hit hard. The fact is, his long return had an effect on the game, the hard hit didn't.
Similarly, Welker having success every time he was thrown to had an effect on the game. Flowers hitting him after the whistle a few times didn't. Guess which one Chiefs fans find more important?
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