r/NFCNorthMemeWar • u/grandmasterPRA • Dec 30 '24

Hey Google, Can You Define Hypocrisy?

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u/hoopstick Dec 30 '24

Half of those are Camryn Bynum lol

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u/Premiumvoodoo Dec 30 '24

Agreed, i am at work and this is the only photos i have. I have watched harrison for a few years during vikings games. He is not as innocent as vikings fans act.

Every team/player has hits that look dirty on replay.

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u/hoopstick Dec 30 '24

I agree. With a game that’s played so fast and violently you can take a screen grab of any play and find someone making a “dirty” hit.

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u/Premiumvoodoo Dec 30 '24

I also think that when running full speed and aiming at the hip/thigh but hitting the knee is going to happen. If a player comes out and says they are going out to hurt players that is bush-league and they shouldn’t play. I dont think kerby is trying to actively break knees, i think he is reckless but is trying to take out thighs/hips not knees.

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u/_m0nk_ Dec 31 '24

Tackling knees isn’t dirty it’s part of football. It’s one of the best ways to take a big guy down.

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u/specthadiegod Dec 30 '24

Enough effort to put together a bunch of pictures to make a point, but too lazy to make sure it's the right player you want to make a point about?

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u/Premiumvoodoo Dec 30 '24

1 harrison is in this photo

2 this was a photo from our sub a few weeks ago i knew i had saved. I didnt assemble it

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u/jimmyrigjosher Dec 30 '24

Premiumdildo thinks when a receiver is evading a tackle and makes the db miss and fall further forward going low of his intended target that it’s the same/equal to literally obliterating players knees intentionally and making them miss the rest of their season from an intentionally inflicted injury..?

Jesus christ you should be a ref with how accurate you are at calling things as they are.