In depth look at the sneaky Fisher TD

[RunKC]

This was pretty cool to see how coordinated it was. That wall of guys hiding Fish when he was telling the officials he was an eligible receiver. I know they have to announce it but it seemed very coordinated.

Then Fish using Pat’s towel to get his hands ready was the chefs kiss

We had a FAT GUY TOUCHDOWN last night by Eric Fisher. I was curious how Fisher was able to report eligible without the Ravens knowing. @danorlovsky7 does an excellent breakdown of how it happened and also Fisher using the towel to dry his hands 😂😂. Y’all must watch this pic.twitter.com/JcXEEBkox0

— Geoff Schwartz (@geoffschwartz) September 29, 2020

[MAHOMO 4 LIFE!]

Chiefs havnt lost a game Fisher has started since the AFC Championship game in 2018

[TribalElder]

wow, great info

[Pitt Gorilla]

BTW, if that HAD been a run to the left, it's an easy TD.

[wazu]

Love it! Reid just doesn’t run out of tricks. And his tricks set up other tricks. Must be mentally exhausting to prepare for and play against.

[Dante84]

This is the small detail shit that the Patriots did for years.

We are operating on another level right now.

[eDave]

I can't remember, did Harbaugh question it then realize he got punked?

[Simply Red]

good job run

[EPodolak]

Impressive how many different offensive plays, and oddities, this team has been able to execute and master.

[Baby Lee]

Originally Posted by RunKC

look at the sneaky Fisher TD

Much better than the fishy sneaker TD.

[Halfcan]

Once Fisher reported- The Ravens should have taken a time out to figure out what was going on. They didn't and just went with run. They got burned.

[ChiefsFanatic]

Originally Posted by RunKC

This was pretty cool to see how coordinated it was. That wall of guys hiding Fish when he was telling the officials he was an eligible receiver. I know they have to announce it but it seemed very coordinated.



Then Fish using Pat’s towel to get his hands ready was the chefs kiss

We had a FAT GUY TOUCHDOWN last night by Eric Fisher. I was curious how Fisher was able to report eligible without the Ravens knowing. @danorlovsky7 does an excellent breakdown of how it happened and also Fisher using the towel to dry his hands . Y’all must watch this pic.twitter.com/JcXEEBkox0

— Geoff Schwartz (@geoffschwartz) September 29, 2020

OMFG. The people commenting on that Tweet are dumb AF. The official informed the defense that 72 was an eligible receiver.

The people commenting think the officials didn't tell the Ravens that an ineligible player had reported as eligible, and we scored only because the official failed to do his job, therefore cheating the Ravens by creating an unfair advantage for our offense.

If John Harbaugh thought we scored a TD with a pass to an offensive linemen, because the official failed to inform the defense he reported as eligible, he would have had a stroke or aneurysm on National television.

Also, near the goal line, or on 3rd or 4th down with a yard or two to go, teams will often have an extra offensive lineman report as eligible to allow them to be on or near the LOS, depending the formation and personnel. They have to technically report because they are wearing an ineligible number.

This is a very common occurrence, and defenses sometimes assume the extra lineman is there just as an extra blocker or big body to help with the push on a running play that is attempting to pick up the 1st down, or attempting to score. Sometimes, offensive coordinators will have an ineligible player report just to give the defense something extra to think about.

The idiots making comments on the tweet are just clueless. Some even act like BB and the Patriots started doing this to cheat or exploit a loophole in the rule book, and that it's obviously cheating if the Patriots did it too.

JTFC.

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[Holladay]

How come we don't do this more often. A long time ago (90's) we had Joe Valerio. When ever he went in, I was thinking the tackle pass.

[InChiefsHeaven]

So, when DID the refs inform the defense? Was it over the mic? I honestly don't remember hearing them say "#72 has reported as eligible".

[htismaqe]

Originally Posted by ChiefsFanatic

OMFG. The people commenting on that Tweet are dumb AF. The official informed the defense that 72 was an eligible receiver.

The people commenting think the officials didn't tell the Ravens that an ineligible player had reported as eligible, and we scored only because the official failed to do his job, therefore cheating the Ravens by creating an unfair advantage for our offense.

If John Harbaugh thought we scored a TD with a pass to an offensive linemen, because the official failed to inform the defense he reported as eligible, he would have had a stroke or aneurysm on National television.

Also, near the goal line, or on 3rd or 4th down with a yard or two to go, teams will often have an extra offensive lineman report as eligible to allow them to be on or near the LOS, depending the formation and personnel. They have to technically report because they are wearing an ineligible number.

This is a very common occurrence, and defenses sometimes assume the extra lineman is there just as an extra blocker or big body to help with the push on a running play that is attempting to pick up the 1st down, or attempting to score. Sometimes, offensive coordinators will have an ineligible player report just to give the defense something extra to think about.

The idiots making comments on the tweet are just clueless. Some even act like BB and the Patriots started doing this to cheat or exploit a loophole in the rule book, and that it's obviously cheating if the Patriots did it too.

JTFC.

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People would rather believe a conspiracy than believe their team (who has been touted to be the best in the league) got fooled that badly.