Originally Posted by PGM (Post 10184931)

Eric Decker whines more than pete

...and the plays like the one against Eggo definetely help change the outcome of games....especially when your QB can only throw ducks downfield.

Originally Posted by PGM (Post 10184931)

Eric Decker whines more than pete

...and the plays like the one against Eggo definetely help change the outcome of games....especially when your QB can only throw ducks downfield.

Originally Posted by MagicHef (Post 10183971)

True. However, there are exactly zero examples of an illegal offensive play in this thread.

Has it happened? Sure.

Have other teams committed the exact same offense? Of course, every team has.

I'm not sure what you think the Chiefs will highlight, I'm sure the league is aware that mis-timing the blocking on these plays (which have been in use for 30-odd years) can result in illegal actions by the offense.

It seems like Denver runs these plays more often than most teams, so they open themselves up to possible penalties more. I might expect them to lead the league in OPI penalties. Well, how about that. They do.

Originally Posted by htismaqe (Post 10184020)

In the animated GIF in the OP, TWO Denver players make contact with defensive players. That's against the rules, no matter how much you want to justify it away.

And I'm not suggesting the Chiefs are solely responsible for highlighting this, they just happen to be on the schedule this week. If defensive players start running THROUGH the picks, instead of trying to avoid contact - especially if players start getting injured as a result - you can bet your ass the league is going to take a look.

Of course, the league could always just make pick plays completely legal too. At least then it's completely clear. As it stands, it's poorly enforced.

Originally Posted by Mile High Mania (Post 10184981)

Only throw ducks... Right.