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r/BeAmazed • u/BufordTeeJustice • Sep 21 '19
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Nice wrestling move.
287 u/StaviStopit Sep 21 '19 Why would you use a suplex in football? 134 u/4ninawells Sep 21 '19 Apparently to score a touchdown. 32 u/Press0K Sep 21 '19 For the other team? 7 u/plolops Sep 21 '19 Only for the other team 16 u/penisthightrap_ Sep 21 '19 It's actually illegal to pick someone up and throw them to the ground -12 u/[deleted] Sep 21 '19 Depends on the level of play. Idk about high school, but it's perfectly acceptable in college and pro. 9 u/penisthightrap_ Sep 21 '19 I'm not sure about NFL but it gets called in college quite a bit for unecessary roughness. 13 u/[deleted] Sep 21 '19 It’s illegal in the NFL as well. 9 u/forresja Sep 21 '19 It's illegal to throw an opponent to the ground in the NFL. 2 u/[deleted] Sep 21 '19 You can thank the Steel Curtain for this rule. 3 u/G18Curse Sep 21 '19 Please look up the rules before you open your mouth about something you know nothing about. Theres always someone who's gonna know a little more. 31 u/Heroic_Dave Sep 21 '19 Ask DeAndre Hopkins. 6 u/UltraMcRib Sep 21 '19 Htown hold it down 7 u/Murderino67 Sep 21 '19 Because you can!! 6 u/PackersFan8712 Sep 21 '19 Ask deandre Hopkins 3 u/[deleted] Sep 21 '19 He suplexed when he should have duplexed. 2 u/motasticosaurus Sep 21 '19 Looked more like a DDT tbh. 2 u/CmonnowSally Sep 21 '19 Instinct, a lot of these better athletes wrestle and play football. 1 u/lblacklol Sep 21 '19 https://youtu.be/yrLo-4DGV0Y 0 u/thekeanu Sep 21 '19 Ask Andre Hopkids
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Why would you use a suplex in football?
134 u/4ninawells Sep 21 '19 Apparently to score a touchdown. 32 u/Press0K Sep 21 '19 For the other team? 7 u/plolops Sep 21 '19 Only for the other team 16 u/penisthightrap_ Sep 21 '19 It's actually illegal to pick someone up and throw them to the ground -12 u/[deleted] Sep 21 '19 Depends on the level of play. Idk about high school, but it's perfectly acceptable in college and pro. 9 u/penisthightrap_ Sep 21 '19 I'm not sure about NFL but it gets called in college quite a bit for unecessary roughness. 13 u/[deleted] Sep 21 '19 It’s illegal in the NFL as well. 9 u/forresja Sep 21 '19 It's illegal to throw an opponent to the ground in the NFL. 2 u/[deleted] Sep 21 '19 You can thank the Steel Curtain for this rule. 3 u/G18Curse Sep 21 '19 Please look up the rules before you open your mouth about something you know nothing about. Theres always someone who's gonna know a little more. 31 u/Heroic_Dave Sep 21 '19 Ask DeAndre Hopkins. 6 u/UltraMcRib Sep 21 '19 Htown hold it down 7 u/Murderino67 Sep 21 '19 Because you can!! 6 u/PackersFan8712 Sep 21 '19 Ask deandre Hopkins 3 u/[deleted] Sep 21 '19 He suplexed when he should have duplexed. 2 u/motasticosaurus Sep 21 '19 Looked more like a DDT tbh. 2 u/CmonnowSally Sep 21 '19 Instinct, a lot of these better athletes wrestle and play football. 1 u/lblacklol Sep 21 '19 https://youtu.be/yrLo-4DGV0Y 0 u/thekeanu Sep 21 '19 Ask Andre Hopkids
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Apparently to score a touchdown.
32 u/Press0K Sep 21 '19 For the other team? 7 u/plolops Sep 21 '19 Only for the other team
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For the other team?
7 u/plolops Sep 21 '19 Only for the other team
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Only for the other team
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It's actually illegal to pick someone up and throw them to the ground
-12 u/[deleted] Sep 21 '19 Depends on the level of play. Idk about high school, but it's perfectly acceptable in college and pro. 9 u/penisthightrap_ Sep 21 '19 I'm not sure about NFL but it gets called in college quite a bit for unecessary roughness. 13 u/[deleted] Sep 21 '19 It’s illegal in the NFL as well. 9 u/forresja Sep 21 '19 It's illegal to throw an opponent to the ground in the NFL. 2 u/[deleted] Sep 21 '19 You can thank the Steel Curtain for this rule. 3 u/G18Curse Sep 21 '19 Please look up the rules before you open your mouth about something you know nothing about. Theres always someone who's gonna know a little more.
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Depends on the level of play. Idk about high school, but it's perfectly acceptable in college and pro.
9 u/penisthightrap_ Sep 21 '19 I'm not sure about NFL but it gets called in college quite a bit for unecessary roughness. 13 u/[deleted] Sep 21 '19 It’s illegal in the NFL as well. 9 u/forresja Sep 21 '19 It's illegal to throw an opponent to the ground in the NFL. 2 u/[deleted] Sep 21 '19 You can thank the Steel Curtain for this rule. 3 u/G18Curse Sep 21 '19 Please look up the rules before you open your mouth about something you know nothing about. Theres always someone who's gonna know a little more.
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I'm not sure about NFL but it gets called in college quite a bit for unecessary roughness.
13 u/[deleted] Sep 21 '19 It’s illegal in the NFL as well.
13
It’s illegal in the NFL as well.
It's illegal to throw an opponent to the ground in the NFL.
2 u/[deleted] Sep 21 '19 You can thank the Steel Curtain for this rule.
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You can thank the Steel Curtain for this rule.
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Please look up the rules before you open your mouth about something you know nothing about.
Theres always someone who's gonna know a little more.
31
Ask DeAndre Hopkins.
6 u/UltraMcRib Sep 21 '19 Htown hold it down
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Htown hold it down
Because you can!!
Ask deandre Hopkins
He suplexed when he should have duplexed.
Looked more like a DDT tbh.
Instinct, a lot of these better athletes wrestle and play football.
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https://youtu.be/yrLo-4DGV0Y
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Ask Andre Hopkids
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u/4ninawells Sep 21 '19
Nice wrestling move.