tommyGunZ
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Please remove that Lightning Bolt from your profile. TIA.Disappointed Shaub fan...So ready to drop him..
Please remove that Lightning Bolt from your profile. TIA.Disappointed Shaub fan...So ready to drop him..
Tell that to Kubiak. Not running Foster cost us on Monday against the Colts.Who does? He's fantasy platinum.If I'm Houston right now, I run Foster on 1st, 2nd, 3rd and even 4th down. Just like Houston Def can't stop Rivers, the SD def doesn't have an answer for Foster.
I don't know how you can say that. He's had a number of carries today that did not result in a first down.If I'm Houston right now, I run Foster on 1st, 2nd, 3rd and even 4th down. Just like Houston Def can't stop Rivers, the SD def doesn't have an answer for Foster.
They were looking at his ankle on the sideline before that.Ryan Mathews to the locker room. No explanation given by the announcers. SD offense wasn't on the field at the time either so don't know if it's an injury or what.
No in one league he is only good player, it is a dynasty but no I wouldn't.A few moments ago he took handoff stopped let Burnett fly by then run for 7 yards. Amazing how at ease he is.Right now Foster is the #1 player in fantasy football. Is there a single player you would trade him for at this point? Not me. Not this year.
It's so ill-defined and stupid. If you break the plane and you have control, it's a TD. If you get two feet down, it's a catch. Let's keep it simple and frankly fairer.Not this catch all the way through crap again
Thanks for not posting a typical "awful call by the ref" and blaming the rule. THis rule is so dumb, but it's not a catch.Shouldn't be a catch per the rule. And I hate the rule. Stupid freaking rule.
Well, the ref agrees with Fouts. That's a tough call to make, even with the benefit of replay.I don't know if I agree with Fouts on this one. This is a bit different from the Calvin Johnson play because Foster wasn't going to the ground as he caught it. He didn't start going to the ground until after he caught it.
Agree, and at what point is he no longer live to hit and jar the ball out? He had taken 2 steps into the end zone. If the ball isn't considered as having crossed the plane and he's "falling"....couldn't a defender come along and knock him out to knock the ball away?I don't agree that by rule it wasn't a catch - he wasn't going down when he caught it, and the ball only hit the ground after he stumbled for a bit. What if he had stumbled for 10 yards, then the ball ht the ground and he lost it?
That's a TD even with the rule. He got tripped up by a defender after he crossed the plane. He scored the TD and then went to the ground because the defender hit him late. Going to the ground wasn't an action in the catch.I don't agree that by rule it wasn't a catch - he wasn't going down when he caught it, and the ball only hit the ground after he stumbled for a bit. What if he had stumbled for 10 yards, then the ball ht the ground and he lost it?
It happened several times last year, too. (Including a Louis Murphy overruled touchdown catch that benefited the Chargers.)So did this "rule" get instated at the beginning of this year or something? How come I never remember any BS like this happening before?
Keep us posted.wow i have schaub and foster and that cost me 12 points
Running plays can't be incomplete passes, so that's the difference. I think the rule could stand some revision, but the rule would be even worse if it ended the play and awarded a touchdown to any receiver who gets two hands on the ball in the end zone. JMHO.Bullcarp a runningback can reach over the goalline and cross it, loss the ball during it and its call a TD. But u can't catch a ball with 2 feet down and 3 second later come down and the ball come out when your hand with the ball comes down and it an incomplete pass.. B.S. They need to change this crap..
Why? Do you have an aversion to consistency? There's not a single other situation in the NFL where a guy with possession of the football doesn't get the TD if he crosses the plane. It's a stupid rule. Get two feet down with control and you've caught the ball. End of story.Running plays can't be incomplete passes, so that's the difference. I think the rule could stand some revision, but the rule would be even worse if it ended the play and awarded a touchdown to any receiver who gets two hands on the ball in the end zone. JMHO.Bullcarp a runningback can reach over the goalline and cross it, loss the ball during it and its call a TD. But u can't catch a ball with 2 feet down and 3 second later come down and the ball come out when your hand with the ball comes down and it an incomplete pass.. B.S. They need to change this crap..
No. On a running play, for example, the play is over the instant you break the plane, even if the ball is stripped away or dropped afterwards.Serious question-we have seen players lose the ball after breaking the goal line and the play be considered a TD - what is the difference. Can you run the ball in and lose possesion and it is a TD?
Yes. A run can't be an incomplete pass. As soon as the ball crosses the plane in the hands of a runner, it's a touchdown. But in order for it to be a touchdown on a passing play, not only does the ball have to cross the plane, but it also has to be a complete pass. Regardless of where the play occurs on the field, if a player is in the act of falling when he catches the ball, it's an incomplete pass unless he maintains control of the ball all the way through his fall.Can you run the ball in and lose possesion and it is a TD?
I agree. The rules shouldn't.Ignoramus said:Too bad the rules say something different.Why? Do you have an aversion to consistency? There's not a single other situation in the NFL where a guy with possession of the football doesn't get the TD if he crosses the plane. It's a stupid rule. Get two feet down with control and you've caught the ball. End of story.Running plays can't be incomplete passes, so that's the difference. I think the rule could stand some revision, but the rule would be even worse if it ended the play and awarded a touchdown to any receiver who gets two hands on the ball in the end zone. JMHO.Bullcarp a runningback can reach over the goalline and cross it, loss the ball during it and its call a TD. But u can't catch a ball with 2 feet down and 3 second later come down and the ball come out when your hand with the ball comes down and it an incomplete pass.. B.S. They need to change this crap..
The reason the current rule is imperfect is that it doesn't fit with what everybody "just knows" to be a catch. It conflicts with our intuitions.An alternative rule that made a touchdown out of any play where a receiver had two feet down with the ball in his hands in the end zone would be at least as imperfect in that regard, IMO. There are a lot of plays that everybody "just knows" is an incomplete pass which that alternative rule would consider a completion instead.Why? Do you have an aversion to consistency? There's not a single other situation in the NFL where a guy with possession of the football doesn't get the TD if he crosses the plane. It's a stupid rule. Get two feet down with control and you've caught the ball. End of story.Running plays can't be incomplete passes, so that's the difference. I think the rule could stand some revision, but the rule would be even worse if it ended the play and awarded a touchdown to any receiver who gets two hands on the ball in the end zone. JMHO.Bullcarp a runningback can reach over the goalline and cross it, loss the ball during it and its call a TD. But u can't catch a ball with 2 feet down and 3 second later come down and the ball come out when your hand with the ball comes down and it an incomplete pass.. B.S. They need to change this crap..