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Originally Posted by DJ's left nut
How does that stop the phantom holding calls? Or the false start that wasn't? "Well just wait a little longer..." -- cool, lets make it just that much easier for guys to hit our QB when our dude did nothing wrong - just to be safe.
And I've already acknowledged your point, which again seems to be 'if rape is inevitable, just lay back and enjoy it...'
No, that's not an okay answer here. Make them keep doing it and make it more and more egregious. Get louder and louder about it until the league has to either acknowledge that they intend to keep rat ****ing one single player or they knock it the hell off.
Just shrugging it off and hoping they don't see some nonsensical illegal formation in January because they weren't quite sure and couldn't prove he was lined up LEGALLY is no sort of response.
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Phantom holding calls are going to happen. The pre-snap penalties are what I’ve been talking about since my very first post on this subject.
You mentioned that Taylor made adjustments, meaning he stopped with the pre-snap movements and early jumps. There were no false start penalties on Taylor in week 3 (SHOCKING).
Can’t we just Occam’s razor this bitch and call it a day? Since he was called for an illegal formation in week 3, the most likely scenario is simply that he was still lining up too far back.
Speaking of, I’m still not sure why you keep harping on the lineman. You just wrote me a ****ing dissertation dissecting the exact location of Taylor’s helmet in relation to Humphrey’s jock strap from a grainy still photo from a box suite on the far side of the field but you’re telling me the dude who’s standing at the 50 yard line just 20 yards from Jawaan has no clue what he’s looking at?