To people who know football, is that supposed to be a switch like in basketball when they run a play like that?
exactly. Obvious blocking when the ball was in the air.I thought it was an illegal pick play, maybe I'm not up to date on the rules? The slot guy made no attempt to get open. Ot was 100% a downfield block.
That's what I'm trying to figure out too, because I find it hard to believe that an official could miss that. It wasn't a "pick play" - it was a full-blown pancake block.Is that block on bootle legal? They engaged the block and he could guard the receiver
Unless I missed something and he was behind the LOS, which I'm pretty sure he wasn't, that wasn't even remotely legal. Sometimes you'll see teams get away with it by playing off as the guy accidentally ran into the defender, but he just ran over and flat out blocked him.Didn't realize you can block a corner on a play like that.
I thought it was an illegal pick play, maybe I'm not up to date on the rules? The slot guy made no attempt to get open. It was 100% a downfield block.
Adrian Martinez is slowly morphing into Taylor Martinez.
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