After replay, our Dback hit jNW receiver Wilde's right arm to cause that 4th down drop?

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uihawk82

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The live TV view didnt show it but one replay from along that sideline shows our dback hitting his right bicep area and pushing his right forearm forward to cause the drop. I mentioned it and my son re-watched it and was pretty sure that happened.

It was a big play at the time and totally deflated the remaining jNW fans who then fled into the night

 

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Ripcord

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which DB was it? I know a couple of them have stepped up as backups this year, so that is always a good thing.

 

Rambler Hawk

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uihawk82 said:

The live TV view didnt show it but one replay from along that sideline shows our dback hitting his right bicep area and pushing his right forearm forward to cause the drop. I mentioned it and my son re-watched it and was pretty sure that happened.

It was a big play at the time and totally deflated the remaining jNW fans who then fled into the night

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Huge play indeed... watching the replay, I couldn't tell though. Dolph thought he crossed the LOS too...

 

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I feel like if you wanted to review every play by any team, the majority of them you could find something on both offense and defense. If the "rules" were enforced to a T, games would take approximately 6 hours to complete.

 

r_desihawk

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i recall seeing that as well…they only showed that angle once afaik…believe it was godfrey. and it was after the ball arrived so no interference