If you jump into the neutral zone, which is the length of the football, and an offensive lineman across from you moves, it's now a penalty. Has been for a while.
If you jump but get back and nobody moves, there is no penalty. I thought it was called suspect all night. Their offensive line tackles moved repeatedly a step before the ball was snapped.
I thought you had to be in the gap or directly across from the defender to move on offense. For example, NT over center can't come into the neutral zone and have your left tackle move to get the penalty. But that may have changed. I thought we got a lucky on when someone was way outside and one of our linemen came out of his stance.
They seem to be stopping all free plays. I imagine the league just said it's enough. Supposed to have ball snapped when in neutral zone, and no offensive linemen can move prior to the snap or it's just a neutral zone infraction.
I don't think that second penalty on Perry was a good call though. He moved, but I do not think he broke the plane of the ball, therefore it should have been a false start. At least the way I remember it.