Ravens, Bucs, Saints.

They all 3 do it, and they usually get away with it.
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Fuck both those teams.
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That was dumb, they should have waited until after our game against them to bring attention to it.
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Denver used to get away with it. I’ll never forget that opener against Carolina after the Super Bowl (I think Carolina lost on a missed field goal).

The Broncos beat the shit out of Cam in that one.
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Reminded me of Flowers on Welker years back. We also lost this game.


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Worth it
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That’s pretty rich coming from the Raiders. Abrams is one of the biggest cheap shot artist in the league.
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I actually don't really know where the line is between "legal block" and "unnecessary roughness." Renfrow was getting laid on his ass quite a bit, to be sure, but if it's technically a block, is there anything that they'll do about it?
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I wish to see video of a Raider getting cheapshotted so I can make my own judgment while enjoying it.
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Pure evil.

I like it.
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Defenders can't block, and they were all well away from the play, and outside the 5 yard area where DBs can "chuck".
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The 5-yard thing doesn't matter on a run play or after the ball is caught, though. In either of those situations, the defender has no obligation to let an offensive player run around untouched.
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They also can't deck the offensive player when the tackle has already been made, or when the offensive player isn't even looking their way.

No different really than the kick return rules or INT rules on taking blind side shots on players.
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If the Chiefs are smart, they've tipped the league off as well, and mention it to the refs in pregame convos so they know to look out for it.

Sure wouldn't mind a few random personal foul yardage boosts.
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