I thought he was playing man.If you're Jack Jones lined up where you are, how could you imagine heading to the sideline was your assignment?
I thought he was playing man.If you're Jack Jones lined up where you are, how could you imagine heading to the sideline was your assignment?
Eg, if an OL came in and pushed Mostert forward what are the odds they call that play dead retroactively? ZeroGreat
What about the guy still wrenching himself for yards to get to the first down line?
As usual, just good enough to lose. Overrated.What awful D
hehehe "duggar"On a lot of plays Duggar just seems to be guessing/randomly roaming around.
Probably the most misleading stat in football. He’s never played a great game against us. And, you could’ve made that pass.Tua 6
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I’m sure since I see this happen a lot. The question is why? If the play can be over before the whistle then what’s the point of the whistle?The whistle is just an indicator that forward progress is stopped. We've had this conversation before. The timing of the whistle in relation to the ball coming out is irrelevant.
Tune into your spot after the next update?Tua 6
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If the runner is still going forward, the ball isn't dead. The moment his forward motion is stopped, the ball is dead.This makes sense. But do they give it to the runner if he churns for another yard because the whistle didn't blow?
Did I have the number wrong? I thought that was 13 lined up deep as effectively a safety pre-snap.I thought he was playing man.
So how are the players made aware of this?If the runner is still going forward, the ball isn't dead. The moment his forward motion is stopped, the ball is dead.
Ah man, can’t kill the narrative.Like, maybe that should be a penalty. Don’t need a whole celebration for an obvious incompletion.
first you fear him. then, you respect him. finally, you kill em.Nothing more dangerous than a wounded mosquito.
It's to let all the players know to stop playing / blocking, especially those not immediately around the dead ball who might not know what is going on.I’m sure since I see this happen a lot. The question is why? If the play can be over before the whistle then what’s the point of the whistle?
Got it. But then why wouldn’t a ref make sure to blow the whistle immediately when forward progress is stopped?It's to let all the players know to stop playing / blocking, especially those not immediately around the dead ball who might not know what is going on.
If a runner stepped out of bounds and then fumbled, nobody here would have any issue with the fact that the fumble doesn't count regardless or when the whistle was blown.So how are the players made aware of this?
Great to know. So then will you complain about those guys after every play?I would love to have any one else but Mac as our QB. Zappe, Grier, Cunningham. Just end it.