Can someone tell Aaron Lynch

[Joe]

To stop f'n celebrating when he sacks the backup QB in garbage time?

[smazza]

dc has no influence over him

[raptorcj]

I didn't like it either but in retrospect that's kind of a refreshing show of spirit when we're getting owned. Still some pride, can't dis him too much for that.

[Who'sYourData?]

Let him get excited.  I'd like to see someone on offense get excited once in a while.  

 

The defense played very, very well today.  Unbelievable how little the offense was able to stay on the field.

[Joe]

Get excited early on. Sack the backup QB after UL burned the defense to the tune of 500 yards? Pointless.

[Bull Dozer]

He's already NFL ready in this aspect

[Who'sYourData?]

Make a play when it matters then celebrate. Beating your chest on a TFL when you are down 34-3 with a minute left shows your immaturity.

 

Playing to the final whistle with enthusiasm shows maturity.  Freakshow could learn a thing or two from Aaron Lynch.

[raptorcj]

He's already NFL ready in this aspect

LOL, too right.

[Joe]

Make a play when it matters then celebrate. Beating your chest on a TFL when you are down 34-3 with a minute left shows your immaturity.

Playing to the final whistle with enthusiasm shows maturity. Freakshow could learn a thing or two from Aaron Lynch.

Acting like an idiot doesn't.

[raptorcj]

 

 

Make a play when it matters then celebrate. Beating your chest on a TFL when you are down 34-3 with a minute left shows your immaturity.

Playing to the final whistle with enthusiasm shows maturity. Freakshow could learn a thing or two from Aaron Lynch.

Acting like an idiot doesn't.

I'd agree with you if he wasn't even in the play, but he actually got the sack. D line players live for that junk no matter who's at QB, you can't program that rush of adrenaline out of them if they're geared that way to begin with.