I know, but the DT was upcharging so much it may have affected TM’s decision making to the point he was gonna take it upon himself to gamble and decide to give no matter what.
I certainly agree. At least in part. While the above slo-mo replays make it look like Taquon was reading the upcharges, in real time it was so fast — in milliseconds — that the human computer mind-and-arm
/hand-muscle neuron link simply cannot execute the right give or keep decision in time.
This is why I continue to believe they—or, at least many of them, not all of them—were either predetermined give or predetermined keep plays, as called for by CPJ. It was a high-stakes chess match between CPJ and Miami DC Manny Diaz.
I do appreciate Longest Day’s posting of the slo-motion replays, as they are indeed enlightening and educational. I love to watch them! Thank you, Longest Day!