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When someone gets a tattoo of a catch he made over you, just don’t say anything about it

Or else you might get shut down twice.

Way back in 2013, star Penn State wide receiver Allen Robinson had an incredible catch against Michigan to help send the game to overtime. The Nittany Lions eventually won the game. So Robinson did what anyone else would do, and two-and-a-half years later, got a tattoo commemorating the catch.

Compare it to the actual catch and it’s a pretty good tattoo!

However, one person did not like the tattoo. That would be Michigan cornerback Channing Stribling, who unsuccessfully tried to defend the pass.

Robinson made the Pro Bowl this year, so he’s actually doing pretty well in the NFL. He made his point known in a lengthy Twitter conversation with Stribling.

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