That ballerina trotting away after the hit.
I thought the refs blew that call but maybe I'm thinking of another play. Regardless, it looks like a head-shot to me so who cares if he's a QB or a RB?^ No, they determined he was beyond the line and it was an illegal forward pass, therefore calling an illegal shot on the quarterback is incongruous and was incorrect.
That ballerina trotting away after the hit.
I thought the refs blew that call but maybe I'm thinking of another play. Regardless, it looks like a head-shot to me so who cares if he's a QB or a RB?
I realize that all of these questions are rhetorical as I'm talking to the ultimate Cutler hater who will always find a way to spin stuff against him, though.
That ballerina trotting away after the hit.
Ah, I guess I was wrong about the rule, then. If the call on the field was an illegal forward pass (which it was) then I agree with you that no foul should have been called for the hit.Because there is no helmet to helmet flag against a ball carrier.
And I don't hate Cutler. I love him and want him to be safe and to remain the Bears quarterback for all time.
MINN is a running team. The effect for your secondary, which is the best part of the unit wont matter.
That game will be played out just like the Houston game. They will run it down your throat. At home minn wins. Percy will be back also.
Because there is no helmet to helmet flag against a ball carrier.
And I don't hate Cutler. I love him and want him to be safe and to remain the Bears quarterback for all time.
If it's helmet-to-helmet it's illegal no matter if it's against a RB or QB.
And his back foot was behind/on the line.
http://static.nfl.com/static/content/public/image/rulebook/pdfs/15_Rule12_Player_Conduct.pdf
False. And also false.
An outside of the pocket QB is considered a runner and is no longer protected. Unless they updated the rules since Colt got killed.
Even as a packers fan, i can't believe you are contesting that hit. seriously.http://static.nfl.com/static/content/public/image/rulebook/pdfs/15_Rule12_Player_Conduct.pdf
False. And also false.
An outside of the pocket QB is considered a runner and is no longer protected. Unless they updated the rules since Colt got killed.
AND IT FEELS LIKE I AM JUST TOO CLOSE TO LOOVE YOU
If it's helmet-to-helmet it's illegal no matter if it's against a RB or QB.
And his back foot was behind/on the line.
That rule is what got James Harrison suspended. The QB is protected, even as a runner.
Colts put Jerraud Powers on IR. Really don't see how they can hang with NE. Brady will eat the young guys alive, and Indy's offense isn't as good as people think it is
Even as a packers fan, i can't believe you are contesting that hit. seriously.
http://static.nfl.com/static/content/public/image/rulebook/pdfs/15_Rule12_Player_Conduct.pdf
False. And also false.
An outside of the pocket QB is considered a runner and is no longer protected. Unless they updated the rules since Colt got killed.
Not QB, not RB. Player.Section 2, Article 9:
Article 9 It is a foul if a player initiates unnecessary contact against a player who is in a defenseless
posture.
(a)􀀃 Players in a defenseless posture are:
(1)􀀃 A player in the act of or just after throwing a pass;(b)􀀃 Prohibited contact against a player who is in a defenseless posture is:
(2)􀀃 A receiver attempting to catch a pass; or who has completed a catch and has not had time to
protect himself or has not clearly become a runner. If the receiver/runner is capable of avoiding or
warding off the impending contact of an opponent, he is no longer a defenseless player;
(3)􀀃 A runner already in the grasp of a tackler and whose forward progress has been stopped;
(4)􀀃 A kickoff or punt returner attempting to field a kick in the air;
(5)􀀃 A player on the ground at the end of a play;
(6)􀀃 A kicker/punter during the kick or during the return;
(7)􀀃 A quarterback at any time after a change of possession, and
(8)􀀃 A player who receives a blindside block when the blocker is moving toward his own endline and
approaches the opponent from behind or from the side.
(1)􀀃 Forcibly hitting the defenseless players head or neck area with the helmet, facemask, forearm, or
shoulder, regardless of whether the defensive player also uses his arms to tackle the defenseless
player by encircling or grasping him; and
(2)􀀃 Lowering the head and making forcible contact with the top/crown or forehead/hairline parts of
the helmet against any part of the defenseless players body.
Note: The provisions of (2) do not prohibit incidental contact by the mask or helmet in the course of a
conventional tackle on an opponent.
Not QB, not RB. Player.
Colts put Jerraud Powers on IR. Really don't see how they can hang with NE. Brady will eat the young guys alive, and Indy's offense isn't as good as people think it is
RB has no protection. That's only for defenseless receivers and dainty QBs. Back when I played football, all hits were legal.
That's not a pass if he was beyond the line.Not QB, not RB. Player.
That song and Bing commercials should die in a fire.
the bills gave the patriots a scare. I am sure the colts can give them go.
That's not a pass if he was beyond the line.
I'm sure if he wore a number between 1-19, he'd be treated a little differently*.I demand that from now on John Kuhn dives head first into the pile and chucks the ball over his head at the same time.
Roughing the passer rules apply on all passes (legal or illegal) thrown from behind the line of
scrimmage (12-2-13). If a pass is thrown from beyond the line of scrimmage, unnecessary roughness
may apply for action against the passer.
I looked it up last night and forgot to post it - I'm pretty sure this is the the ruling they applied (Rule 8 under forward passes):
A bit absurd to me, but I guess they made the right call.
Enough of that now.
The bye week is over we can now focus on the true good guys.
The Cleveland Browns!
Case closed. I learned something today.I looked it up last night and forgot to post it - I'm pretty sure this is the the ruling they applied (Rule 8 under forward passes):
A bit absurd to me, but I guess they made the right call.
Me too Broham, it might sound kinda sad but I want Jimmy and the new staff to have the number 1 pick to play with after season. Or atleast a high enough pick someone will trade for. I want us to take Jarvis Jones right now though, and grab some other picks.I'm full in to high draft pick mode now. We're currently picking fourth. Cheering for a Chiefs win tonight!
Joking aside, it does seem like a valid strategy to turn a blown play into a wash though. The difficult part is getting the ref to make the roughness call, but I'm sure certain quarterbacks wouldn't have a hard time selling that.shhhhhhh
no idea how it took someone this long
There's even a specific reference to a similar play under the supplemental notes section - it's the last example of 8 given:Huh. I'm surprised they actually accounted for that situation.
swap facemask with any other roughness call and you have yesterday's callThird-and-15 on A30. During a forward pass from beyond the line on the A40, defensive player B1 tackles A8
by the facemask on the A40. The ball falls incomplete.
Rulingouble foul (14-3-1). Replay at the previous spot. As ball third-and-15 on A30.
You can do whatever the fuck you want to runninbacks. Just destroy them, no one really gives a shit.
They're dispensable. Like the Gatorade out of the Gatorade dispenser they had back when I played football.
They're dispensable. Like the Gatorade out of the Gatorade dispenser they had back when I played football.
Joking aside, it does seem like a valid strategy to turn a blown play into a wash though. The difficult part is getting the ref to make the roughness call, but I'm sure certain quarterbacks wouldn't have a hard time selling that.
A blown Patriots play resulting in a 1yd slide by Brady vs. another take on the down? I'm sure it's not beyond them.
There's even a specific reference to a similar play under the supplemental notes section - it's the last example of 8 given:
swap facemask with any other roughness call and you have yesterday's call
Ok Tim Dobbins. Whatever you say!
what you are doing, I see itPretty happy to see the Texans doing well!
watching espn.....Dashon Goldson didn't know you could tie. for all the flack mcnabb took, you'd think people would learn.
smfh
eheheheheheverydayIdo.Stop that! You've never played foosball!
They're dispensable. Like the Gatorade out of the Gatorade dispenser they had back when I played football.