2016 Week 6 Sunday game ball

Week 6 Sunday Game ball
Good weekend of football that included Brady returning home, the Browns losing a heart breaker, a great comeback by Houston at home and Big Ben going down for now. The Jets didn’t play and are in Arizona tonight trying to save their season. Jay Ajayi had a career game going for two hundred and four yards and two touchdowns against a Big Ben-less Pittsburgh Steelers. Lamar Miller in Houston had two hundred yards combined with both a rushing and receiving touchdowns and helped will the Texans back to life against the rival Colts. For Indianapolis they have now fell to 2-4 and their season is pretty much over. Andrew Luck has graduated to the Philip Rivers caliber type of player where they need to find a better team than he is currently on. Luck played well throwing for two hundred and fifty-two yards a touchdown and a pick, while adding fifty-three yards on the ground with a score.

Moving on to my game ball, which happened to participate in a game winning play on Sunday and helped his team regain life in their division. With all the close good games that there was on Sunday, the Giants and Ravens game was really exciting. Odell Beckham Jr. had a career game getting eight balls for two hundred and twenty-two yards and two scores. Both of his touchdowns were sixty plus yards’ scores. Both scores also included some interesting dances and antics after the fact. The first score that was a seventy-five yards, Beckham did his triple jump touchdown dance routine and didn’t get a flag. After he went to the sideline, he went over to the kicking net and hugged it again. His second TD was the game winning score and after he score, Beckham immediately took off his helmet which costed the Giants fifteen yards. Not only that but Beckham had the fantastic idea of proposing to the kicking net. If you haven’t heard the kicking net and Odell Beckham Jr. have an interesting relationship. Week 3 Beckham slammed his helmet against the kicking net. Two weeks later in Green Bay, Beckham scored his first touchdown of the season and went over and hugged the net. Than what happened this week. This net is the conjuring of the media and the storm that the New York media can create. I honestly think this whole net thing is ridiculous but I am not mad about that. I am mad about the fifteen-yard penalty that almost cost the Giants the game. Joe Flacco threw a ball into the end zone and fortunately for the Giants the ball fell to the turf. As I have said in the NY 500 this week that Beckham can just take over a game without anything anybody can do. Energy and emotion is a great thing to play off of, but you CANNOT I repeat CANNOT get penalties in crunch time and take the air almost out of the team. I have said before and I will say it again you have to keep your emotions in check until you get to the sideline. Do your one dance and hand the ball to the official. I like the way you play until you step over the line. I am so conflicted with this whole situation with him. I can’t keep thinking about this, so this will be the last time I answer this question.
Sources:(nfl.com)

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