I don't know about you, but I cannot recall a moment where a player arguing with an official changed the call of flag so that is a really weak argument. I'd rather not allow teams running the draw to exploit the rules to gain some free yards. Yeah there is a draw back to the rules for play-action, but you can't have cake and eat pie too.
Why should defenders not be able to hit the QB it he is presenting himself as a threat?
Why should defenders not be able to hit the QB it he is presenting himself as a threat?
Faking like you have the ball is not clear enough? You should go retake elementary English, your sentence comprehension seems to be lacking.
You seem a little confused. The QB keeps the ball in a play action pass and if the QB fakes a hand-off he doesn't have to pretend he still has the ball.
Logic would dictate that if he is pretending to be a passer he is clearly not a running threat.
If not for Lynn Swann CB's would prob still be able to mug receivers down field. It happens, take it as a complement and adapt and overcome instead of crying like spoiled children.
What is so wrong about using your grey matter and deductive reasoning to understand what was said? Not everything needs to be spelled out.
Which happens. I don't see anyone else crying to the league for clarification.
True, like that idiot Lance Easley stealing a win from us last year?
