Zero2Cool
6 years ago
Think about this for a second. What's this say about the rule when they cannot agree?!?

The NFL's former officiating chiefs don't agree with the direction the league is headed with its new definition of roughing the passer. A league source confirmed that Clay Matthews hit on Kirk Cousins late in Sunday's Green Bay-Minnesota game was correctly called. In fact, the league's current head of officiating, Al Riveron, will share that [more]

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Dulak
6 years ago

Think about this for a second. What's this say about the rule when they cannot agree?!?

Originally Posted by: Zero2Cool 



I made a post about this in another thread ... but I met cm3 worked on this in the past week on how to tackle a QB the new right way ...
and I saw cm3 do this.

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  • He didnt put his whole weight into the hit
  • He landed mainly using his left arm to take the weight; not letting his weight go into the QB
    He didnt drive him hard but just enough so he could sack the qb
    I dont know how someone is going to get sacks if you cant tackle the guy unless its like rodgers where he is hobbled or there are 2-3 guys coming at once[/list]

    wpr
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    6 years ago
    How popular can any sport become when the league officials, players, media and fans don't know what the rules really are?

    What's a catch, etal is going to erode the fan base. Younger people are not going to vest their time and emotions into a roulette wheel of every changing rules that are interpreted differently by every ref.
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    Zero2Cool
    6 years ago

    How popular can any sport become when the league officials, players, media and fans don't know what the rules really are?

    What's a catch, etal is going to erode the fan base. Younger people are not going to vest their time and emotions into a roulette wheel of every changing rules that are interpreted differently by every ref.

    Originally Posted by: wpr 



    I know, I know, LEFT TURN LEFT TURN, but the constant rule changes in NASCAR are what turned me off. They were changing year to year and sometimes MID-SEASON. I understand how some can't get into racing, but I've always loved seeing the drafting, passing, bumping and strategy involved and when I felt like I needed to study rules to understand what to root for, I knew it was time to focus my time elsewhere. Once Dale Jr made his retirement known, I have not watched a single lap since. Didn't even watch any of his swan song season.

    I feel the same will happen with NFL after Aaron Rodgers retires and the Packers return to the 70's. I'll still watch and support, of course, but the personal time investment outside of the 3 hours on Sunday's ... nope.
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    Cheesey
    6 years ago
    I agree. I understand protecting guys from VICIOUS hits. But the one Matthews made is ROUGHING?!?!
    Come on.....GET REAL!
    He did everything but gently lay Cousins down and give him a kiss on the cheek!
    This is getting to the point where you wonder why should we watch anymore.
    The NFL just removed any doubt that it will be HONEST when it comes to backing up the refs. Anyone with even half a brain could see it wasn’t roughing in any way.
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    wpr
    • wpr
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    6 years ago

    I agree. I understand protecting guys from VICIOUS hits. But the one Matthews made is ROUGHING?!?!
    Come on.....GET REAL!
    He did everything but gently lay Cousins down and give him a kiss on the cheek!
    This is getting to the point where you wonder why should we watch anymore.
    The NFL just removed any doubt that it will be HONEST when it comes to backing up the refs. Anyone with even half a brain could see it wasn’t roughing in any way.

    Originally Posted by: Cheesey 



    Kissing Cousins (Pun intended) would result in a roughing the QB penalty as he would have to rip the helmet off to go to his cheek.
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    wpr
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    6 years ago

    I know, I know, LEFT TURN LEFT TURN, but the constant rule changes in NASCAR are what turned me off. They were changing year to year and sometimes MID-SEASON. I understand how some can't get into racing, but I've always loved seeing the drafting, passing, bumping and strategy involved and when I felt like I needed to study rules to understand what to root for, I knew it was time to focus my time elsewhere. Once Dale Jr made his retirement known, I have not watched a single lap since. Didn't even watch any of his swan song season.

    I feel the same will happen with NFL after Aaron Rodgers retires and the Packers return to the 70's. I'll still watch and support, of course, but the personal time investment outside of the 3 hours on Sunday's ... nope.

    Originally Posted by: Zero2Cool 



    Unfortunately most of the sports have messing with their rules. What they consider to be dribbling in basketball today would have been whistled for palming the ball and also traveling just a few years ago. There are so many ways "they" have ruined basketball (college and pros) I don't even like to watch March Madness any more.

    Baseball has been screwing up their product too. In the attempt to squeeze every nickle they can get they are all putting out a product that is rather unenjoyable.
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    Cheesey
    6 years ago
    Pretty soon we will hear: “penalty on the defense.....the linebacker came within 5 yards of the quarterback without saying “captain may I?”. That results in a 15 yard penalty, and the linebacker is disqualified.”
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