First off, excellent hustle by Jenkins to turn around and run down Bortles and chop the ball loose. Love this kid.
A little confusion on the recovery though. Delmas was credited with the recovery, except if you watch the video, Delmas comes out of the pile and stands next to Brent Grimes WITHOUT the football.
So, uh, who wound up recovering for us?
http://www.miamidolphins.com/multim...d_Fumble/b7055a06-dcec-41f0-b3a3-47f5f047bc11
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He has sacks and forced fumbles and a safety. No impact plays my ***. Jenkins is a blossoming beast who now has my heart.
As for the interception. That was a really tough play to make. He was running towards the receiver and the ball got deflected right to his face mask swiftly at close range. It would have been an incredible play. -
All I know is one of our boys fought their *** off for that ball under the pile and he is not getting the proper credit he deserves.
I demand justice!KeyFin likes this. -
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Lollll. That damn pigeon was everywhere today. We should sign him to a contract.
Defensive starters:
DL: Wake, Vernon, Starks, Odrick
LB: Jenkins, Misi, Pigeon
DB: Grimes, Finnegan, Jones, Delmas
Result: Championships. A lot of them.SICK and MikeHoncho like this. -
We drafted a LB in 1987 named Tim Pidgeon. He played 3 games for us.EverFin, Rocky Raccoon and CitizenSnips like this.
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If you watch the replay frame by frame, it was almost definitely Jacksonville's ball once the pile started forming. So you're absolutely right, somebody used a ninja-like nut grab or something to take possession amidst the chaos.Rocky Raccoon likes this.
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Agree that it wouldn't have been overturned. I heard Mike Carey say that once an official seems someone in the pile with clear possession, they make a ruling. All the nut-grabbing that goes on after doesn't affect their call.
On a side note, Gus Bradley is insane. Dude needs to calm down. Haven't seen a coach go ape like that in a while. -
Did you watch the video? Delmas didn't recover it. He was one of the guys there first, but he eventually gets out of the pile and stands there with Grimes waiting for the refs to find who had the ball.
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He should be happy with the phantom PI call that kept the Jags from even more embarrassment.
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And yeah, I don't get what Bradley's problem was. Every replay I saw there was no clear recovery from either side, and they showed a few different angles. Players from both teams pounced simultaneously.
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That was a really bad call. Jamar can't catch a break
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Off topic but yes, he made a drive killing 3rd down pass defense but before he missed a tackle that extended a drive on 3rd and long. The guy can cover like glue. Wilson needs to be eased out and Taylor needs to be given a chance.
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He also went nuts at Mike Wallace's sideline grab. He didn't throw the red flag though, did he?
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Nope. Probably because one of his guys told him it was a catch.