The Steelers elevate Taco Charlton for the Browns game

https://steelersdepot.com/2021/10/positional-grades-steelers-vs-browns-5/

they may have given the fumble to schobert but taco knocked the ball out. schobert started the tackle and taco came in to help and punched the ball out, with watt recovering it. it was quite clear on the replay. taco was #98 on the field. did you guys watch the game? LOL

 

Watt definitely recovered it. I have to watch again if it was Schoebert or Charlton who forced it.

 

I just watched it. Sure looked like it was Schobert to me. Plus the Box score has it as Schobert. So until proven otherwise........

 

do you need your eyes checked? i saw it twice sunday and taco clearly knocked the ball loose.

 

Provide evidence

 

i've watched it and gave you evidence as it said from steelers depot schobert with the help of taco caused the fumble. i saw it again watching the replay, if you watch when taco comes in at the end and hits the guys arm extends out with the hit and the ball hits the ground. taco almost lands on it. during the game sunday they showed it twice from the front side and clearly taco knocked the ball loose as schobert was making the tackle.

 

It’s pretty clear here that Taco was involved in “a Play”
Hahahahahahaha!

 

Lol

 

Schobert cause the fumble by Landry, and Watt recovered it. It was a great play.

 

didn't anyone watch the reverse angle they showed while it was under reveiw? when taco hit his shoulder from behind the ball came out. that hit jarred it loose. they showed it twice.

 

His hit may have helped, but it was Schoberts hand on the ball that pulled it out. I just watched again on my brake.

 

Gotta love the ganging up on a guy and taking the ball away!

 

Me, I was watching it on a HDTV with an SD feed which is way worse than SD on anSD tv. Half the time I was lucky I knew who had the ball.

 

Taco bumped into Landry. How much that factors into the fumble no one will ever know

 

Yeah, but Schobert is officially credited with the forced fumble.

 

With Mac if any UDFA or cast off was within ten yards of the play then they made it.
I’m all seriousness I believe Schobert made the play, but I may be wrong.

 

https://steelersdepot.com/2021/11/s...have-helped-in-creating-sundays-key-turnover/

I have to say it’s Schobert, but shout out to Taco nevertheless

 

I just watched it 10 times on Game Pass and I honestly can't tell who knocked it out. I had thought Schoebert pulled it free, that's not what happened. Either Charlton jarred it loose when he hit Landry or Schobert poked it free with his left hand. It is impossible to tell from the two angles I just watched.

 

Immaculate Fumble.

 

that was the angle they used to review the play. it showed it twice during the broadcast to see if it was a fumble and if he was down. it was facing taco and his hit to the shoulder and poked the ball from that side. it was pretty clear both times. so y'all can take this practice squad player stuff and stuff it. ( not you blast) give credit where it is due. i don't care if the guy has never seen a football in his life, he made a play which helped seal the game. he deserves the accolades. why that is so difficult for some of you guys.

https://steelersdepot.com/2021/10/positional-grades-steelers-vs-browns-5/

if you read under LB'er grades, josh carney who hands out these grades says it was schobert along with taco creating the fumble. he saw it too.

 

LoL. Hahaha.
It's strange isn't it. When You think back...does it seem like it was that bad, but when You can compare... Strange.

 

If you are talking about the angles used on the television broadcast, there is absolutely no way you can claim that it was clear. It was nice to see him get in on a play, but he has years of being a crappy player despite his first-round draft pedigree, so you will pardon most of us for being hesitant in trusting him.