If they never called it I would be fine with it not being. But in this league that's a penalty. They always call that.
The one they took away with the lb landing on Mahomes, ok, you can talk me into that one. Those kind they don't get consistent ever. But this they almost always call. [Reply]
Originally Posted by NJChiefsFan:
If they never called it I would be fine with it not being. But in this league that's a penalty. They always call that.
The one they took away with the lb landing on Mahomes, ok, you can talk me into that one. Those kind they don't get consistent ever. But this they almost always call.
Yes especially on the leagues "favored" golden boys. [Reply]
Originally Posted by NJChiefsFan:
If they never called it I would be fine with it not being. But in this league that's a penalty. They always call that.
The one they took away with the lb landing on Mahomes, ok, you can talk me into that one. Those kind they don't get consistent ever. But this they almost always call.
This is the answer. They always call that shit. Hell a lot of WRs get that call if they're obviously going OOB. [Reply]
I thought it should have been called based on the shove, but I suppose it technically started in bounds.
At the time I was actually more worried about him standing up right in front of that big fucking heater. My smaller versions will melt skin in that range and that thing looks to be much bigger. [Reply]
I really hate that the main defense of this being a penalty seems to be "If this had happened to Tom Brady..."
That's not a legitimate basis of what should or shouldn't be a penalty. It's a backwards way of admitting that it shouldn't be a penalty but based on the hypothetical you've made up in your mind, it is.
We all know if that play happened with Tom Brady and they threw a flag we'd all be screaming bullshit and posting gifs of how he was in bounds when he was hit. And rightfully so. It would be a bullshit penalty no matter who was at QB. [Reply]
Originally Posted by -King-:
I really hate that the main defense of this being a penalty seems to be "If this had happened to Tom Brady..."
That's not a legitimate basis of what should or shouldn't be a penalty. It's a backwards way of admitting that it shouldn't be a penalty but based on the hypothetical you've made up in your mind, it is.
We all know if that play happened with Tom Brady and they threw a flag we'd all be screaming bullshit and posting gifs of how he was in bounds when he was hit. And rightfully so. It would be a bullshit penalty no matter who was at QB.
It's not. Everybody gets that call. If he were headed upfield, no. But he was obviously going OOB. They call that. [Reply]
Originally Posted by -King-:
I really hate that the main defense of this being a penalty seems to be "If this had happened to Tom Brady..."
That's not a legitimate basis of what should or shouldn't be a penalty. It's a backwards way of admitting that it shouldn't be a penalty but based on the hypothetical you've made up in your mind, it is.
We all know if that play happened with Tom Brady and they threw a flag we'd all be screaming bullshit and posting gifs of how he was in bounds when he was hit. And rightfully so. It would be a bullshit penalty no matter who was at QB.
It's not just Brady. That gets called probably 80% of the time on any QB. [Reply]
Originally Posted by DaFace:
It's not just Brady. That gets called probably 80% of the time on any QB.
Any examples? I asked this in the other thread and somehow the only example someone posted was the Chris Jones penalty on Brady last year. Don't ask me how it relates to this play because I'm still trying to figure it out.
I've literally never seen it called and people not say it was a bad call. Because it's literally a bad call. It's not a subjective penalty at all. A late hit OOB is a late hit OOB. There's no subjectivity that would allow the ref to throw a flag because the player was heading out of bounds. [Reply]