I think he's an ankle man, that's all.

Maybe the dude has a killer tat near his Achilles?

Why all this sinister stuff?

Or maybe the dude wears some yummy cologne on his insteps.

Let's not rush to judgment!

K?

Whatever.

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Sometimes you just "get the canine" in you and you wanna bite ankles.

LOL, too funny.

If you see the whole play, it was the play when a fumble occurred and incognito was keeping the player from getting up to go after the loose ball.. Incognito had his head down and was holding on, and didnt know the play was over... It was a hold but hardly a dirty play, actually a good play if you can get away with the hold and keep your match up from recovering the fumble...

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He maintained the hold after the whistle blew, and there is a very suspicious rocking motion while he was maintaining the hold. In fact Smith(known for being mild-mannered) had to kick Incognito angrily to free himself.

This is cracking me up.

When Philbin was asked about it, he said he didnt notice it, but he did say that he sent a dirty play to the league that Smith did to Incognito and was awaiting a response on it from the leauge.

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This whole "controversy" is just contrived bullsh*it.

Rick

I am simply amazed the Texan managed to make it out of this play with his kleet still on. Thank God for that. This the same horrible technique Rex Ryan teaches his players and practices on his lady friends. At the very least, there should be a rule instituted stating that you cannot hold a person's foot while you are both laying on the ground. Head shots, cut blocks and horse collars don't hold a candle to this. The closer I look at it, the more I am beginning to think that he is actually biting his toenails. That is just disgusting.

Tough shit. We need some attitude on that line.

The only thing I don't like about this is that it wasn't Brian Cushing.

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Well i tell you one thing. Im glad he is on my team.

If it is true. How brutal is that...to lay there and twist someone's ankle to try and break it? Hardcore!

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Jonathan Twilley Wrote:
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> I am simply amazed the Texan managed to make it
> out of this play with his kleet still on. Thank
> God for that. This the same horrible technique Rex
> Ryan teaches his players and practices on his lady
> friends. At the very least, there should be a
> rule instituted stating that you cannot hold a
> person's foot while you are both laying on the
> ground. Head shots, cut blocks and horse collars
> don't hold a candle to this. The closer I look at
> it, the more I am beginning to think that he is
> actually biting his toenails. That is just
> disgusting.

LOL.

Now you see WHY I call it "footie ball!"

eesti Wrote:
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> If it is true. How brutal is that...to lay there
> and twist someone's ankle to try and break it?
> Hardcore!


He is just playing to the whistle. Ball is down, he is holding the guy anyway he can. I love the guy, his attitude and work ethic. In fact I'm buying an incognitio Jersey in his honor.I hope he breaks a Jets players leg.

Well, it's a good purchase. The jersey will double as an allegory to this season as well. Dolphins fan Incognito match it up with a crisp brown Paper Bag for head gear.

The league fines Antonio Smith on the play for repeatedly kicking Incognito in the head 21 grand. Incognito recieved no fine or warning. So who exactly was the dirty player? The league office said Smith. Funny how things work out in the end..

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We've probably seen the last of Incognito on this team. No big deal, he is an average talent at best. Still, it is unfortunate as he was starting to come around and I did not see him make as many boneheaded penalties as he normally does this season. I guess he shifted his poor decision making off the field on to the fragile mind of J. Martin.

On the positive side..looks McKinnie played really well on Thursday. Let's hope McKinnie maintains that level of play, and pray that Pouncey burns all his "Free Hernandez" gear and stays clear of trouble.

Just an observation, but our O-Line has suffered breakdowns in pass blocking ever since Incognito was here. We've had 2 head coaches that were former O-Line coaches, and in both cases we've seen our O-Line waver between bad and pitiful. If this guy was intimidating his teammates from day 1, then this could explain a lot.

Let's see how our O-Line plays without him. We looked pretty good against Cincy.