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LeVeon Bells 81yd run......

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Where was the penalty flag for a horse collar tackle on LeVeon Bell's 81yd run? Looked pretty obvious to me on the replay.
 
Yep.....I said so at the time in the Game Thread.....It was a slow take down via a horse collar tackle.
 
Im really enjoying watchin the way he runs.............he doesnt have Sweet Titties speed but hes got all the other intangibles. As was mentioned last night during the telecast, he does remind you of Marcus Allen when he runs. Long gaits and nice change-of-direction. Hes fluid and smooth
 
That's a 10 yard run by Eddie Lacy, if he even found that crease in the first place.
 
Bell and Lacy are BOTH good backs. I wanted Bell last year but Lacy is good too. We have a good player and they do too. No reason to compare them anymore
 
blitzburghv5 said:
Im really enjoying watchin the way he runs.............he doesnt have Sweet Titties speed but hes got all the other intangibles. As was mentioned last night during the telecast, he does remind you of Marcus Allen when he runs. Long gaits and nice change-of-direction. Hes fluid and smooth
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I want to know wat sweet titties speed is. Sounds like something I'd really like. Pictures please.
 
Who is this "Sweet Titties"?
 
"Sweet Titties"= Fast Willie Parker..before he broke his leg.
 
His titties are still sweet.

I really don't recall LeVeon running anything like this at MSU. He seemed to be much more of a bruiser type back, and not nearly as nimble or shifty, but I probably wasn't paying very much attention. I'm not sure there is anyone in the NFL I would rather have at running back right now.
 
Stainless said:
His titties are still sweet.

I really don't recall LeVeon running anything like this at MSU. He seemed to be much more of a bruiser type back, and not nearly as nimble or shifty, but I probably wasn't paying very much attention. I'm not sure there is anyone in the NFL I would rather have at running back right now.
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He played at 245-ish lbs in college and is playing at 225lbs now. Regardless, he is playing awesome.
 
Steelerfan said:
I want to know wat sweet titties speed is. Sounds like something I'd really like. Pictures please.
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I'd want my sweet titties speed, to take it slow, UNLESS she is a he and a running back for the PITTSBURGH STEELERS !!!!



Salute the nation
 
Chicoman said:
Where was the penalty flag for a horse collar tackle on LeVeon Bell's 81yd run? Looked pretty obvious to me on the replay.
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We all saw it. The refs, on the other hand, didn't see much when it came to calling penalties against the Panthers...
 
I sure miss the days of yelling go Sweet Titties.

He sure did have the wheels.
 
MT~Forged said:
I sure miss the days of yelling go Sweet Titties.

He sure did have the wheels.
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I met Willie Parkers first cousin at my son's football game on Saturday...the funniest part of the story...his girlfriend is the sister of Coach Tomlin.

More to come from this story...
 
Chong is great, but I haven't seen a back finish a run like Cheech since, I don't have to say his name.
 
Bell has the vision and patience that guys like Mendenhall and Dwyer were missing. Maybe a little less speed than Mendenhall (?) but he has the ability to wait, wait, wait for the hole to open and BAM!!! It's a thing of beauty watching him hide out behind a lineman and then hit the hole while accelerating.
 
Mendenhall was a spinner.............LeVeon is a rolling stone (as in Papa)
 
Bell reminds me of Franco Harris with his running style only more shifty.
 
bermudasteel said:
And you felt the need to compare why??? Lacy isn't a slouch...
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are you going to tell me that all last year there weren't people constantly complaining steelers should have drafted Lacy? The 2 were compared all last year. So now that it is blatantly obvious that Bell is the more talented and versatile player, it should never be brought up again i guess.
 
tapeANaspirin2it said:
are you going to tell me that all last year there weren't people constantly complaining steelers should have drafted Lacy? The 2 were compared all last year. So now that it is blatantly obvious that Bell is the more talented and versatile player, it should never be brought up again i guess.
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Shouldn't surprise you.

Yes, Bell v. Lacy was discussed ad nauseum last year. Some even preferred Ball. There was and is no question who the better back was and is. Bell is a versatile back who alternates quickness and power. Lacy is a chubby guy who does one thing and is constantly, constantly hurt.
 
Lacy has too much hair. He has no choice but to run in the direction of his initial head fake, which only takes a few seasons for the average NFL defender to figure out.
 
Call me a Homer, and although we are only 3 games in, I wouldn't trade Bell for any other back in the league. He isn't the fastest or the most powerful but his awareness, instinct, and vision is unbelievable. His cutbacks are slick and he never looks off balance, excellent body control. I haven't enjoyed watching the Steelers run game since Willie Parker, but Bell has future superstar written all over him. As a fan I feel so lucky to have a guy like this in the backfield! Say what you want about Mike Tomlin and his drafting ability, Bell was a homerun.
 
Some of his runs I was like how did he see that, or wow how incredibly patient he is.

I am so glad the Steelers picked him, as I love his ability to be a all around back.
 
his vision, COD and acceleration are amazing
 
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