Matt Moore's Wikipedia Page Was Updated Today...

Anyone catch what Dupree said after the game when asked about the hit and asked about Miami guys wanting to fight him he said" I'd win that" he's starting to get a edge about him like Harrison and other former Steeler greats....gotta love that.

 

I was surprised Moore was able to come back into the game after that hit, it's nice to see the Steelers defense get back to being nasty .

 

yes



but
the fine coming
and the fact that the talking heads will be all bitchy tomorrow and the refs will be overly protective of Smith next week

i still think it was legal

 

That hit was worth the penalty by Dupree, he can afford the fine that's coming. The Steelers needed to set a tone to let the Dolphins know they were going to be the more physical team today.

 

They were talking on CNBC Sqawk Box one day about Wikipedia pages being able to be updated by anyone Becky Quick was the female host. So she opened her Wikipedia page and damn near fainted and said who did that? I looked in fast it said Becky BigTi*S Quick. She thought Joe Kernan did it but they never found out who did

 

I tried to update one one day and couldn't. I can't remember what it was but I was trying to put something crazy about Burfict or somebody and it wouldn't let me do it.

 

i don't think its a penalty

 

He led with his head, towards a QB who threw the ball. Should've taken a different angle. I think a lot of these "new" angles are why there are so many missed tackles. Oh to be NFL royalty (cowboys, patriots, packers) and not have to worry about penalties.

 

You forgot Seahawks db's. LOL!

 

One tough Hombre, he was decleated. Excellent hit I'll bet Silverback got a charge out of that one.

 

I was there live and they never replayed the hit. I had to look for it elsewhere when I got home to find it.
Live it looked like he came in as Moore was throwing the ball. On tape it shows pretty much the same thing.
I don't agree with the penalty because as mentioned elsewhere Moore is a runner at this point. He's outside the tackle box and has no protection as a QB. I think the violence of the hit is the reason the flag was thrown, even though you can't (shouldn't) flag a player for playing with violence.
That being said, I'm rather surprised Dupree wasn't ejected. He had just been flagged for the hit, and then was getting into it in the scrum with the other players. I get playing with emotion, and being pumped up. But I also think that players need to learn to control themselves. He should have removed himself from the situation instead of continuing to jaw at the opposition. Eventually the NFL is going to make an example of someone when they're ejected for 2 personal foul penalties. I'd rather it not be a Steeler it happens to.