Ministry of Pain
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Green Bay InactivesDidn't see GB's inactives on Rotoworld. Anyone?
Both teams with nice classic looking uniforms in this game.Liking the all green packer unis.
So you're saying, he Blewit?He blew that kick. Guy who blocked it didn’t even jump.
Killing me in multiple leagues. Can't seem to pick right this season lol.Ricky Seals Jones had 15 targets the last 2 games...I guess none today?
Because it is hands-down the worst rule in all of sportsHe's short.
How can you be an NFL QB and not know that rule?
Ask Daniel Jones if you’re allowed to be hit when running at the goal lineIf the defense isn’t allowed to hit a sliding QB, then the Qi is down when the slide starts.
This one at least makes sense with everything else they do. Protect the QB at all costs.I hate the Redskins more than any other team but that is just a horse#### series of events.
Correct rule or not- We are all being robbed of a potentially closer game but because they’re dumb- they shot their own product in the foot.
No BS here- I think the NFL does this stuff on purpose because it creat controversy and more attention. There is no other explanation.
Looked more like a headfirst dive than a feet-first slide to me but what do I know
Doesn’t matter if you’re head first or feet first.Looked more like a headfirst dive than a feet-first slide to me but what do I know
I understand the rule has been around, it doesn’t make it a good rule and needs to be changed.The rule has been around for several years now. Heinecke knows the rule (hopefully) and there was absolutely no need to dive there. It was an idiotic play.
Doesn’t matter if you’re head first or feet first.
Once the refs (assume the players intentions on their part) that the player is “giving themselves up” the play of over when the player is down.
It’s so stupid. He was clearly diving for the end zone and bracing for impact, not downing the ball at the 1 inch line.
How anyone can think that rule is good is beyond me
Thanks for the clarification.I don't think the ref even has to make a determination. I think the announcers had that wrong. If a QB dives it is the same as a slide. No "intention" necessary. Once their knee hits they are down.
I was wrong about the judgment part. It just has to be a QB- whenever they dive or slide it’s considering giving themselves up.I did not realize they’d changed that but yeah making it a ref’s judgment call about intent instead of an objective head vs feet question seems bad. I guess I get it with trying to emphasize safety but oof. A guy reaching to extend the ball forward is giving himself up? Ugh
Right. Basically, QBs play by HS/college rules and everyone else is by NFL rules.I don't think the ref even has to make a determination. I think the announcers had that wrong. If a QB dives it is the same as a slide. No "intention" necessary. Once their knee hits they are down.
Rule 7, Section 2(d)(2):I don't think the ref even has to make a determination. I think the announcers had that wrong. If a QB dives it is the same as a slide. No "intention" necessary. Once their knee hits they are down.
Any runner?????? This nonsense isn’t limited to QBs?????Rule 7, Section 2(d)(2):
"When a runner slides feet or head first, the ball is dead the instant he touches the ground with anything other than his hands or his feet"
Right. Basically, QBs play by HS/college rules and everyone else is by NFL rules.
Yes, the rule (as of 2021) applies to ANY runner.Any runner?????? This nonsense isn’t limited to QBs?????Rule 7, Section 2(d)(2):
"When a runner slides feet or head first, the ball is dead the instant he touches the ground with anything other than his hands or his feet"
Rule 7, Section 2(d)(2):
"When a runner slides feet or head first, the ball is dead the instant he touches the ground with anything other than his hands or his feet"
Yes, the rule (as of 2021) applies to ANY runner.
I believe that it previously only applied to quarterbacks.