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Yeah, the sack was the fumble play. Peters did ok on Taylor, better than I thought, however JT was chasing Losman around all day. He was the only member on our defense, other than Zach, that didn't give up towards the end.
Yeah, the sack was the fumble play. Peters did ok on Taylor, better than I thought, however JT was chasing Losman around all day. He was the only member on our defense, other than Zach, that didn't give up towards the end.
Taylor is a relentless player. The reason why he creates results is because he never quits on play.
As far as I know a sack is when a defensive player takes the qb down physically. Jp did not come down or even hardly stumble on that play. Taylor just reached out and stripped the ball. If that's a sack then I guess just placing your hand on the qb is considered a sack.
Well had he not stripped the ball thus going after the fumble, JT surely would have completed the sack. JT is that type player
I know he is, but I was unware that just stripping the qb of the ball and recovering the fumble was considered a sack by the league. You learn something new everyday.
As far as I know a sack is when a defensive player takes the qb down physically. Jp did not come down or even hardly stumble on that play. Taylor just reached out and stripped the ball. If that's a sack then I guess just placing your hand on the qb is considered a sack.
It's considered a sack (or a tackle if beyond the line of scrimmage) when possession of the ball is lost by the player under tackle. It's always been that way, as far as I know.
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As far as I know a sack is when a defensive player takes the qb down physically. Jp did not come down or even hardly stumble on that play. Taylor just reached out and stripped the ball. If that's a sack then I guess just placing your hand on the qb is considered a sack.
When a defensive player stirips the QB, the result is ALWAYS a sack and forced fumble, it has been that way for as long as I can remember. Spikes got the sack in the first game on the Fletcher TD.
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