The worst moment of the Browns game

mike27 · 10-25-2010, 12:09 PM

Originally Posted by rfenasci

Watching that poor chain guy's head bounce on the ground after Roby plowed into him.

Am I the only one that saw what looked like Roby giving him a little extra forearm on impact? I know it's all happening fast, but it seemed like maybe he was taking out some of his frustration with the game on the poor fat man on the sideline....

That guy, as my mother used to say "had his finger up his butt, and his mind in Arkansas." I mean, I feel bad for him, but any fool that is standing, squatting, or taking pictures on the sideline, needs to keep their eyes on the game, or a guy that weighs 250 pounds and who's running 30 mph might roll over you.

I think the forearm was just a self-preservation mechanism, a reaction more than anything, not a well-thought-out thing.

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10-25-2010, 12:09 PM	#11
mike27 100th Post Join Date: Jan 2007 Posts: 104 Blog Entries: 2	If you can't afford anything else, better pay attention Originally Posted by rfenasci Watching that poor chain guy's head bounce on the ground after Roby plowed into him. Am I the only one that saw what looked like Roby giving him a little extra forearm on impact? I know it's all happening fast, but it seemed like maybe he was taking out some of his frustration with the game on the poor fat man on the sideline.... That guy, as my mother used to say "had his finger up his butt, and his mind in Arkansas." I mean, I feel bad for him, but any fool that is standing, squatting, or taking pictures on the sideline, needs to keep their eyes on the game, or a guy that weighs 250 pounds and who's running 30 mph might roll over you. I think the forearm was just a self-preservation mechanism, a reaction more than anything, not a well-thought-out thing.