Exittium
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Regardless the whining is just annoying. Should we keep bringing up the illegal kick krapperdick did in the NCCFG? i mean who really cares right? whats done is done.
The_Z_Man":2lsajcgv said:Scottemojo":2lsajcgv said:Illegal man down field is never called unless it is 3 or 4 yards. Unger engaged his guy about a yard and a half down field.
If Eric Davis says nothing, the crying morons say nothing. They are simply regurgitating shit they heard, not shit they saw when it happened. I guarantee you we can find illegal guys down field, and uncalled, in many Niner plays too. I watch the all-22 and see it all the time on all teams.
Exactly...
Scottemojo":2xz88ecj said:Illegal man down field is never called unless it is 3 or 4 yards. Unger engaged his guy about a yard and a half down field.
Scottemojo":2xz88ecj said:If Eric Davis says nothing, the crying morons say nothing. They are simply regurgitating shit they heard, not shit they saw when it happened.
bigtrain21":2kwb57l9 said:Laloosh":2kwb57l9 said:Seemed like Unger was in the 2nd level when the ball was thrown. In watching that video floating around from the Auburn game with the SEA game just above it, looked like the Auburn center was up field as well. No call there.
Popeyejones":10c1vjgq said:bigtrain21":10c1vjgq said:It doesn't matter where he is when the ball is thrown. It only matters where he initiates contact with the guy he is blocking which is one yard down field.
Huh? That's plain and simply not true.
As I already said I'm generally indifferent to this play (calls get missed all the time), but in the clip they even quote the ineligible player downfield rule in the clip and put the text of it on the screen. C'mon, man.
Ouch!bigtrain21":3mcxl289 said:Popeyejones":3mcxl289 said:bigtrain21":3mcxl289 said:It doesn't matter where he is when the ball is thrown. It only matters where he initiates contact with the guy he is blocking which is one yard down field.
Huh? That's plain and simply not true.
As I already said I'm generally indifferent to this play (calls get missed all the time), but in the clip they even quote the ineligible player downfield rule in the clip and put the text of it on the screen. C'mon, man.
What I said was exactly true. Read the rule and get back to me.
From the rule book.
"Item 1: Legally Downfield. An ineligible player is not illegally downfield if, after initiating contact with an
opponent within one yard of the line of scrimmage during his initial charge:
(a) he moves more than one yard beyond the line while legally blocking or being blocked by an
opponent; or "
Sports Hernia":pnunzhd6 said:Ouch!bigtrain21":pnunzhd6 said:Popeyejones":pnunzhd6 said:bigtrain21":pnunzhd6 said:It doesn't matter where he is when the ball is thrown. It only matters where he initiates contact with the guy he is blocking which is one yard down field.
Huh? That's plain and simply not true.
As I already said I'm generally indifferent to this play (calls get missed all the time), but in the clip they even quote the ineligible player downfield rule in the clip and put the text of it on the screen. C'mon, man.
What I said was exactly true. Read the rule and get back to me.
From the rule book.
"Item 1: Legally Downfield. An ineligible player is not illegally downfield if, after initiating contact with an
opponent within one yard of the line of scrimmage during his initial charge:
(a) he moves more than one yard beyond the line while legally blocking or being blocked by an
opponent; or "
Do you think Popeye will admit to being wrong, or will use his usual word salad in attempt to spin out of it?
I'm a betting man and I'll take the latter. :th2thumbs:
bigtrain21":124n1ilj said:Popeyejones":124n1ilj said:bigtrain21":124n1ilj said:It doesn't matter where he is when the ball is thrown. It only matters where he initiates contact with the guy he is blocking which is one yard down field.
Huh? That's plain and simply not true.
As I already said I'm generally indifferent to this play (calls get missed all the time), but in the clip they even quote the ineligible player downfield rule in the clip and put the text of it on the screen. C'mon, man.
What I said was exactly true. Read the rule and get back to me.
From the rule book.
"Item 1: Legally Downfield. An ineligible player is not illegally downfield if, after initiating contact with an
opponent within one yard of the line of scrimmage during his initial charge:
(a) he moves more than one yard beyond the line while legally blocking or being blocked by an
opponent; or "
Scottemojo":38f1j09a said:Illegal man down field is never called unless it is 3 or 4 yards. Unger engaged his guy about a yard and a half down field.
If Eric Davis says nothing, the crying morons say nothing. They are simply regurgitating shit they heard, not shit they saw when it happened. I guarantee you we can find illegal guys down field, and uncalled, in many Niner plays too. I watch the all-22 and see it all the time on all teams.
lvnginhwktwn":3lm26cmd said:
lvnginhwktwn":jtbo4eu4 said:bigtrain21":jtbo4eu4 said:Popeyejones":jtbo4eu4 said:bigtrain21":jtbo4eu4 said:It doesn't matter where he is when the ball is thrown. It only matters where he initiates contact with the guy he is blocking which is one yard down field.
Huh? That's plain and simply not true.
As I already said I'm generally indifferent to this play (calls get missed all the time), but in the clip they even quote the ineligible player downfield rule in the clip and put the text of it on the screen. C'mon, man.
What I said was exactly true. Read the rule and get back to me.
From the rule book.
"Item 1: Legally Downfield. An ineligible player is not illegally downfield if, after initiating contact with an
opponent within one yard of the line of scrimmage during his initial charge:
(a) he moves more than one yard beyond the line while legally blocking or being blocked by an
opponent; or "
The only player Unger touches or engages at 1 yard mark is his teammate to the right he doesn't make contact with anyone from GB until the 31 yard line. Like I said wouldn't have changed outcome. The refs need to get the calls right, that's all I'm saying.
Seahawk Sailor":m484hbhn said:http://i1349.photobucket.com/albums/p748/ECLaloosh/unger_zpse4ef495a.png
If "down field" is defined the way it is for a quarterback crossing the line of scrimmage on a play, then this play is illegal. Unger's foot is forward of the line of scrimmage when he comes in contact with the defensive player. If "down field" is defined by being more than a yard, or some other measurement beyond the line of scrimmage, then this play is legal.
Popeyejones":1onpj36i said:bigtrain21":1onpj36i said:It doesn't matter where he is when the ball is thrown. It only matters where he initiates contact with the guy he is blocking which is one yard down field.
Huh? That's plain and simply not true.
As I already said I'm generally indifferent to this play (calls get missed all the time), but in the clip they even quote the ineligible player downfield rule in the clip and put the text of it on the screen. C'mon, man.
bmorepunk":34zxi1m9 said:How is this even a thing? If this game had occurred on Sunday with all the other games nobody would be talking about it (save for some Packers and Seahawks fans who feel the need to argue about inane things).
bigtrain21":qklxlg0n said:Popeyejones":qklxlg0n said:bigtrain21":qklxlg0n said:It doesn't matter where he is when the ball is thrown. It only matters where he initiates contact with the guy he is blocking which is one yard down field.
Huh? That's plain and simply not true.
As I already said I'm generally indifferent to this play (calls get missed all the time), but in the clip they even quote the ineligible player downfield rule in the clip and put the text of it on the screen. C'mon, man.
What I said was exactly true. Read the rule and get back to me.
From the rule book.
"Item 1: Legally Downfield. An ineligible player is not illegally downfield if, after initiating contact with an
opponent within one yard of the line of scrimmage during his initial charge:
(a) he moves more than one yard beyond the line while legally blocking or being blocked by an
opponent; or "