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Who woulda thought that the Niners would be the last to lose?My Opinion isn’t determined by what the Popular Opinion is. Sometimes I agree with the Majority, Sometimes I Don’t. If My Opinion is Different than Yours, I have to Ask One Question:
You Mad Bro?
Don’t Be A Mean Girl
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Can’t explain how happy I am that the Pats lost. All week all I’ve heard from the Boston sports media and fans was that Ravens were a gimme and NE was going 19-0. They already won the SB btw.
Their arrogance is just stunning so it’s awesome to shove some humble pie in their faces.Adopted Bronco: DeMarcus Ware
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So I f Lamar gets 6 points for that last TD, does his lineman get at least 3 for pulling him over the goal line??!!
Over the last few years, linemen have become more and more effective at gaining yards for their players, by pushing/pulling/dragging, or whatever it takes. It must be even more fun for them to contribute that way.:thumb:
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Originally posted by CanDB View PostSo I f Lamar gets 6 points for that last TD, does his lineman get at least 3 for pulling him over the goal line??!!
Over the last few years, linemen have become more and more effective at gaining yards for their players, by pushing/pulling/dragging, or whatever it takes. It must be even more fun for them to contribute that way.:thumb:My Opinion isn’t determined by what the Popular Opinion is. Sometimes I agree with the Majority, Sometimes I Don’t. If My Opinion is Different than Yours, I have to Ask One Question:
You Mad Bro?
Don’t Be A Mean Girl
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It used to be a penalty. Don’t know when it went away or stopped being enforced
Rule 12, Section 1, Article 4—OTHER PROHIBITED ACTS
No offensive player may:
(a) pull a runner in any direction at any time; or
(b) use interlocking interference, by grasping a teammate or by using his hands or arms to encircle the body of a teammate; or
(c) trip an opponent; or
(d) push or throw his body against a teammate to aid him in an attempt to obstruct an opponent or to recover a loose ball.
Penalty: For assisting the runner, interlocking interference, tripping, or illegal use of hands, arms, or body by the offense: Loss of 10 yards.sigpic
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Clearly it has not been enforced for years, because I have never seen it called, and it is a prominent feature in weekly games. You'll see a back go about 5 yards forward, and then gain another 5 through sheer determination on the part of their linemen. Not just pushing, not just pulling...basically brute force and strength. And if it were ever going to be called, last night would have been the perfect opportunity.
I kind of like it, because it gives those big hogs even more motivation to be a contributor! Not that they aren't already. It reminds me a lot of Rugby.
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Originally posted by CanDB View PostClearly it has not been enforced for years, because I have never seen it called, and it is a prominent feature in weekly games. You'll see a back go about 5 yards forward, and then gain another 5 through sheer determination on the part of their linemen. Not just pushing, not just pulling...basically brute force and strength. And if it were ever going to be called, last night would have been the perfect opportunity.
I kind of like it, because it gives those big hogs even more motivation to be a contributor! Not that they aren't already. It reminds me a lot of Rugby.
It’s really a safety rule so until someone gets seriously hurt by it we probably won’t see it enforced.
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Originally posted by beastlyskronk View PostPushing a pile is generally ok as long as it isn’t the ball carrier directly but it can get muddled in there so it’s hard to tell hence no calls. But pulling (or tossing in Risner’s case) should definitely be called IMO. Not sure if the refs know the rule or not, even if they did I doubt they call the one last night as it didn’t seem to move jackson at all although it probably helped him free his arms up to reach back.
It’s really a safety rule so until someone gets seriously hurt by it we probably won’t see it enforced.
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