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Give it time. Sooner or later he'll rip off a big one.[/quote]
This isnt a fluke, I pointed out in the prediction thread, the Rams are good agasint the run.[/quote]
Not trying to harp on you, but as I was saying.... [/quote]
Harp away dude. Make a valid point while doing so.
PurpleKoolaid wrote:[
Give it time. Sooner or later he'll rip off a big one.
This isnt a fluke, I pointed out in the prediction thread, the Rams are good agasint the run.[/quote]
Not trying to harp on you, but as I was saying.... [/quote]
Harp away dude. Make a valid point while doing so.[/quote]
Like all of yours?
VikingLord wrote:That's what I hate about Ponder... He had time, skittish, won't release it, won't run, sacked...
You hate it when he runs too!
The question, as always, is if he had anywhere to go with the ball. He can't just throw it away from within the pocket. It has to go toward an eligible receiver.
Mothman wrote:
That was my point. I didn't see the play so maybe I misunderstood Edward. If so, I apologize. I thought he was saying the defender should push the receiver OOB before the catch.
Robinson was watching Quick, so time the shove so when the ball gets there the dude is on his way out... Once he leaps he has no ability to resist.
Mothman wrote:It probably depends on where the ball is but at the very least it would be an illegal contact penalty unless the QB was out of the pocket. I think the illegal contact rule specifies that the QB has to be in the pocket.
The rule they're talking about is where previously if you were pushed out by a defender, it was still a TD. Under the new rule, you still need to get two feet down, a defender is able to push you out of bounds for an incompletion. It's not about the penalty side, it's the rule change.
VikingLord wrote:Robinson was watching Quick, so time the shove so when the ball gets there the dude is on his way out... Once he leaps he has no ability to resist.