If he didn't, he does now.friendfromlowry;1810168 wrote:Does Cam have a concussion? He's looked slow and off the entire second half.
Disagree. If Cam doesn't ground the ball, there is no roughing the passer (which was the call, not helmet to helmet, since he was out of pocket as a runner at that point)Ironman92;1810169 wrote:If he didn't, he does now.
No way should those offset...damn
I disagree because it was helmet to helmet and quite violent. He's a QB in a desperate situation...he has to try to get ball to LOS. Cam is 6'5, not difficult to not drill him in the temple.Laley23;1810174 wrote:Disagree. If Cam doesn't ground the ball, there is no roughing the passer (which was the call, not helmet to helmet, since he was out of pocket as a runner at that point)
My point is more to the fact that if he holds the ball, it's not a foul. He threw it, thus a foul...but at the same time, you have to then enforce the grounding. No way he gets it to LOS regardless of where the hit happened.Ironman92;1810176 wrote:I disagree because it was helmet to helmet and quite violent. He's a QB in a desperate situation...he has to try to get ball to LOS. Cam is 6'5, not difficult to not drill him in the temple.
Fair.Ironman92;1810178 wrote:Let me be clear...I have no issues with the referees on how it was called/handled. I guess I don't approve of the rule.
Don't they still call that though? Or was it just in college where they called it? Basically a roughing the passer call when he is a runner.Laley23;1810179 wrote:My point is more to the fact that if he holds the ball, it's not a foul. He threw it, thus a foul...but at the same time, you have to then enforce the grounding. No way he gets it to LOS regardless of where the hit happened.
Well the announcers said the practice one clipped the upright and went through. Could've over adjusted. But the snap and holder weren't in time and it didn't look right at all.Azubuike24;1810182 wrote:One instance where the "freeze" on the field goal worked. Gano drilled the practice kick, and they never looked in-sorts on the real one.
bingo...we have a winner!!!Automatik;1810188 wrote:Could you imagine the next day backlash if Brady was getting drilled in the head like that and not called?
Well, it's not like they were calling any of the other head shots he was taking. The NFL cares more about making sure everyone always wears the proper apparel than minor details like actually enforcing their player safety rules.Ironman92;1810176 wrote:I disagree because it was helmet to helmet and quite violent. He's a QB in a desperate situation...he has to try to get ball to LOS. Cam is 6'5, not difficult to not drill him in the temple.