Down 7 in the 4th, Watt dances after a sack

[HJam72]

Oh, great. Now we got a problem with cheerleaders dancing.

[DocBar]

Wow!!! 9-1 seasons are great!!! This team is kicking so much azz all we really have to complain about is the approprietness of a sack celebration and a momentary lapse of tackling ability in the secondary.

Life is good right now for the Texans Nation!!!

[The Pencil Neck]

I've got no problem with anyone getting excited after they make a big play and giving a little celebration as long as they're not taunting with it. Using someone else's celebration flirts with the line of taunting as far as I'm concerned.

Frankly, I didn't even notice his celebration.

[TimeKiller]

Originally Posted by The Pencil Neck

I've got no problem with anyone getting excited after they make a big play and giving a little celebration as long as they're not taunting with it. Using someone else's celebration flirts with the line of taunting as far as I'm concerned.

You mean like when he taunted Aaron Rodgers and Clay Matthews as the Packers were whooping that ass on SNF?

[jjjezebel]

Originally Posted by HJam72

Oh, great. Now we got a problem with cheerleaders dancing.

I was just saying the juxtaposition made it a little uncomfortable. I generally have no problem with the cheerleaders. I think they're great.

[MEGA SWATT]

I don't care what they do or when they do it, as long as they win the game.

In this case, had we lost - I'm ok b/c it had special meaning.

[The Third Man]

Everyone agrees that football is a game that is meant to played with emotion and intensity, but heaven help you if you express that emotion in any way. The players are the ones who put their health at risk, yet a lot of fans think it's their place to register their disapproval if they "don't play the right way." Screw that. All of you Church Ladies out there need to lighten up. If other players have a problem with Watt's celebrations, they would do something about it. Also: 9-1.

[HJam72]

Originally Posted by The Third Man

Everyone agrees that football is a game that is meant to played with emotion and intensity, but heaven help you if you express that emotion in any way. The players are the ones who put their health at risk, yet a lot of fans think it's their place to register their disapproval if they "don't play the right way." Screw that. All of you Church Ladies out there need to lighten up. If other players have a problem with Watt's celebrations, they would do something about it. Also: 9-1.

Thank you, Bryan Brahman, LOL.

[Thorn]

Originally Posted by ObsiWan

Shhhh.... you wake up Thorn.

I was already awake, wondering WTF was going on on my TV. LOL

That was quite a game.

[ObsiWan]

Originally Posted by Texan_Bill

Thorn isn't the only old a$$ curmudgeon around here. Don't forget about JB. He may not post much anymore, but I bet he still lurks!!

Oh not just JB, I'm only 5-6 months behind Thorn.

[417Texan]

Watt is showing emotion I have no issue with it.

[barrett]

Watt promised those Berry kids who lost their parents that he would do a dance just for them. It was called "The wheelchair". He did it to bring up the spirits of injured children.

being 9-1 is like it's May on a message board...

http://blog.chron.com/ultimatetexans...erry-children/

[Rey]

Originally Posted by Marcus

I know I'm going to get crucified for this . . .

But when I saw him dancing after the sack, I commented out loud, "WTF is he doing dancing when we're losing?"

I wasn't cool with it then, and I'm still not. I don't care what reason he had. It just looked bad. There's a time and place, and then there's a time and a place. And celebrating when you're losing is not the time or the place.

Well I guess the alternative was him not doing it and having the kids wonder why...

It's not like we were getting blown out at the time. It was a big play at the time.

[cuppacoffee]

Originally Posted by ObsiWan

Oh not just JB, I'm only 5-6 months behind Thorn.

Couple of kids.

[Thorn]

Originally Posted by cuppacoffee

Couple of kids.

LOL. I hope I live to your age. I think. Perhaps lets just say I hope I still have my wits about me when I'm in my 70s as you seem to have.

[cuppacoffee]

Originally Posted by Thorn

LOL. I hope I live to your age. I think. Perhaps lets just say I hope I still have my wits about me when I'm in my 70s as you seem to have.

Better have you wits about you if you hang around this site.

Some sharp cookies here to keep you on your toes.

[mussop]

Originally Posted by Rey

It's not like we were getting blown out at the time. It was a big play at the time.

I don't agree with Rey often but this is right on. It was a big play at a important time in the game. I don't see how anyone could have a problem with it. Now if we were getting blown out or the game was essentially over then and only then is it not kosher to celebrate a good play.

Really a ridiculous thread! Rates right down there with all the "all encompassing" Threads.

[Allstar]

Originally Posted by mussop

I don't agree with Rey often but this is right on. It was a big play at a important time in the game. I don't see how anyone could have a problem with it. Now if we were getting blown out or the game was essentially over then and only then is it not kosher to celebrate a good play.

Really a ridiculous thread! Rates right down there with all the "all encompassing" Threads.

Did you even read the original post?