Chris Pergram

@dhubbuch There wasn't. Until the 5th down came along.

I'm sure Joseph Ossai would love to have that final play to do over again, but there are no do-overs in NFL football. Oh, wait.

@yungtonxo @user51322 KC is on the field. It wasn't that loud that you run an entire play, allow both teams to switch sides then change your mind. Try again.

@user51322 Hey if you watch a little bit more, they show the back judge blow the play dead. I know cincy is pretty quiet but it’s kinda loud in arrowhead and you can’t hear everything. Same thing happened with false start on cincy, ref blew it dead but couldn’t hear it. Cry clown

@ericdavis1131 @PatrickMahomes Um not saying they will win but you do realize burrow is 3-0 against Mahomes?

@PatrickMahomes Go show that loser Joe Burrow what a real quarterback looks like! This is coming from a Titans fan!

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@ericdavis1131 @PatrickMahomes Um not saying they will win but you do realize burrow is 3-0 against Mahomes?

@Rich_Newton_ @DevilsAdv4 @CoachAKrebs @ESPNCFB NCAA Rule 2-27-14-a defines a defenseless player as “one who because of their physical position and focus of concentration is especially vulnerable to injury. When in question, a player is defenseless.”

@DevilsAdv4 @CoachAKrebs @ESPNCFB He he the receiver on his shoulder with his shoulder.

Javon Bullard was not called for targeting after this hit on Marvin Harrison Jr.

@CoachAKrebs @ESPNCFB Hit on a defenseless player

@ESPNCFB If that wasn’t targeting, what is?

@TheAntiLie @ESPNCFB Hit on a defenseless player! NCAA Rule 2-27-14-a defines a defenseless player as “one who because of their physical position and focus of concentration is especially vulnerable to injury. When in question, a player is defenseless.”

@ESPNCFB It sure is obvious who bet on OSU. It was a clean, brutal hit. None of the criteria for targeting were met if you watch the replay without bias.

@DylanBlackmon4 @ESPNCFB NCAA Rule 2-27-14-a defines a defenseless player as “one who because of their physical position and focus of concentration is especially vulnerable to injury. When in question, a player is defenseless.”

@ESPNCFB People say targeting??? Lmao ok. Led with the shoulder into Harrison’s shoulder lol

@HunterLively98 @ESPNCFB NCAA Rule 2-27-14-a defines a defenseless player as “one who because of their physical position and focus of concentration is especially vulnerable to injury. When in question, a player is defenseless.” Research the rules

@ESPNCFB 22 hit Harrison with his shoulder… that’s not targeting.

@ColePito @drossiter11 @ESPNCFB NCAA Rule 2-27-14-a defines a defenseless player as “one who because of their physical position and focus of concentration is especially vulnerable to injury. When in question, a player is defenseless.”

@drossiter11 @ESPNCFB Yes because it was a clean hit…and I’m a Georgia fan. I 1000% think it would have been reversed had it been the other way around

@drossiter11 @ESPNCFB Exactly

@ESPNCFB Harrison was a defenseless receiver. NFL has protections against this kind of hit. It was not a clean hit, targeting or not. NCAA has some work to do. If a player for Georgia had been hit like this do you really think the call would have been reversed?

@Dav_Richter @ESPNCFB @KirkHerbstreit NCAA Rule 2-27-14-a defines a defenseless player as “one who because of their physical position and focus of concentration is especially vulnerable to injury. When in question, a player is defenseless.”

@ESPNCFB Wasn’t targeting no matter how sad @KirkHerbstreit is

@MarkBurkeLive @ESPNCFB NCAA Rule 2-27-14-a defines a defenseless player as “one who because of their physical position and focus of concentration is especially vulnerable to injury. When in question, a player is defenseless.”

@ESPNCFB Because it wasn’t targeting lol.