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The whole team helped him get to the end zone for the last three yards......Actually tannehill was also there......Sign of great teamwork and great great effort......
Landry's Touchdown is more indicative of this team then anything -Teamwork
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LordTua
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Was thinking the same thing after watching some replays! Love it!
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I couldn't believe the refs let that go.
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After that chicken**** call against Maxwell, I'm not complaining.
Mike13
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Landry never stopped moving, if the Rams had him stopped they would have whistled it dead.
Miamifinz
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Jarvis is the heartbeat of this team. His passion for winning is always on full display. He may commit some boneheaded penalties or try and do too much at times, but that's what makes him such a great player and an even better teammate.
Dolfan Dave
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Landry makes everyone go!
He makes everyone run harder, block harder, and play harder. Everything changed after Gase called the Landry screen late in the game.
He makes everyone run harder, block harder, and play harder. Everything changed after Gase called the Landry screen late in the game.
That was awesome....
I'm by no means complaining, but I recall maybe in the 90's hearing "assisting the runner" penalties called. Is that still a thing? Or perhaps my memory is making sh$# up? I could see how in this case it could be argued guys were "blocking" the would be tacklers.
Amazing display of will/guts by Landry and teamwork by everyone else.
I'm by no means complaining, but I recall maybe in the 90's hearing "assisting the runner" penalties called. Is that still a thing? Or perhaps my memory is making sh$# up? I could see how in this case it could be argued guys were "blocking" the would be tacklers.
Amazing display of will/guts by Landry and teamwork by everyone else.
That play completely changed the game. You felt the entire momentum swing in the stadium like "if we get the ball back we are gonna win" feeling. The Phins were DEFINITELY feeding off the fans going ham on the Dolphins side. We are all started going crazy lol
taking your aqua glasses off for a moment, is there any way you can look at that play and say, "ok, I can see why the ref called that"? I can't. It was mind-boggling to me.
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anyone notice Steen come in and send that little PIA d-back flying backwards off the pile? I loved it.
Loved that play. When I first saw it live, it made me wonder why it was not a penalty. After going back and watching it again it appears Landry ' legs never stop churning. If he didn't keep his legs moving then he would have simply fallen forward yet still short of the endzone.
Basically his heart and belief in himself and teammates caused him to never give up on driving forward even though he couldn't have known his teammates were coming to his aid.
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Basically his heart and belief in himself and teammates caused him to never give up on driving forward even though he couldn't have known his teammates were coming to his aid.
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The Tannehills Have Eyes
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Not til you just pointed it out.
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The Rams D reaction when they realized they weren't going to blow the whistle is hilarious
I wish it was like this for every play.
cafinfan408
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That is aaron donald getting flooded backwards.. juwan gets big time props for that
Steen doing that is why it wasn't blown dead. Landry's momentum was a fraction of a second away from being stopped when he hit him As soon as he was off Landry was moving forward and not laterally again, then James and Bushrod drove him another four yards. It was great to watch...