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I'm curious how this is supposed to be scored, e.g. does Antonio Brown get credit for 60 receiving yards? How many passing yards does Roethlisberger get?
He ran into the end zone but they ruled that he stepped out of bounds around the 10 yard line or so. It was close.
I thought yards after a lateral were considered rushing yards? The only passing yards for Ben are from the pass.
Huh, I was watching in the bar with no sound and assumed that was ruled a forward pass at the end.My opponent has brown. ####.
I don't think that is correct. I think yards after a lateral on a passing play are scored as rushing yards.
Because that's not a forward pass.
They are receiving yards.
If you guys see the replay, I believe Brown looked up and sawhimself on the video screen and stepped out shortly thereafter. It looked to me like he decided that was more important than actually concentrating on staying in bounds. He could have and should have stayed in bounds. It was a shame.
If he scored, then they would have reviewed it and probably deemed Ben's lateral forward and negated the play altogether.
It was a forward lateral as well. I doubt the NFL will bother to correct it though.
Once a "type of play" is established, it does not change unless there's a fumble. If it starts as a pass, it remains a pass throughout all laterals. If it starts as a rushing play (even if it's a backwards screen pass), then it remains a rushing play throughout all laterals.
I don't think they CAN correct it if it wasn't called a forward lateral on the field. They sometimes correct passes from the QB that are actually laterals, taking away a reception, passing yards and receiving yards, and making them rushing yards instead. But since the original completion had already been made, there's nothing to correct, per se.
If the stats in thread opener are correct, Brown gets credit for 60 receiving yards. Sanders gets the reception. All the yards are receiving yards. There is no such thing in the NFL as rushing and receiving yards on the same play. It is either or.
No chance. Like someone mentioned above, occasionally they will change a pass to a run, but they never just whitewash an entire play.
You mean challenge a play after the game is over because it wasn't a later and should have been a penalty?? no
look at John Stallworth's 1976 rushing stats, look at Bake Turner's rookie season passing stats
look at John Stallworth's 1976 rushing stats, look at Bake Turner's rookie season pass receiving stats
Not as much fun for those of us on the other side. <_<I got a 137 yards total which gave me another 5 point bonus for going over 100.
Total points for Brown yesterday 24
Sorry dude. I finally got one to go my way so I got a little excited about it. My condolences.Not as much fun for those of us on the other side. <_<I got a 137 yards total which gave me another 5 point bonus for going over 100.
Total points for Brown yesterday 24
No. It wasn't about the clock, it was about the outcome.
Who got what on the play?
http://www.nfl.com/gamecenter/2013120806/2013/REG14/dolphins@steelers#menu=highlights&tab=recapBall snapped at the 21 (not the 26 as stated in the play by play). Sanders advanced to the 45 but tossed it back to Cotchery at the 41, who immediately lateraled it to Bell at the 36, who runs back to the 34 before lateraling to Gilbert at the 27, who advances to the 29 and then tosses back to Roethlisberger at the 27, who advances to the 32 and tosses to Brown at the (ahem) 32, who advances to the 12 before stepping out of bounds.
Overkill, I know, but looking at ESPN stats for Bell only, this stuff pops up when you get into the stats any given week:
