That is an absolutely bizarre rule and not in line with any other rule.“the intent of moving forward” is the rule now?
They are just making sh&t up as they go now. I'm no Saints fan, but that's a touchdown. Heck, doesn't every QB drop back with the intent of his arm moving forward to throw?“the intent of moving forward” is the rule now?
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I think my issue is how they're defining “throwing motion”. In the past, it has always been once the QB’s arm has started to move forward. In this case, I don’t think Goff’s arm ever started forward, and he had only cocked it back prior to getting hit.It’s in the rule book and has been. Happened to the 49ers a couple of years ago. It’s a BS rule.
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Sounds like the spirit of that rule is grounding situations, not fumbles. Using that rule to wipe away a backwards pass fumble is ridiculous imo. How many advantages does the offense need?It’s in the rule book and has been. Happened to the 49ers a couple of years ago. It’s a BS rule.
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It sounds like a rule that was put in there because of one specific situation that caused a discussion.Sounds like the spirit of that rule is grounding situations, not fumbles. Using that rule to wipe away a backwards pass fumble is ridiculous imo. How many advantages does the offense need?
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