FIVE downs ? | MyFootballNow

Re: FIVE downs ? by JDOM @ 12/08/2017 5:56 pm ...Well, not actually 5 downs per se, but this should obviously be a situation where a penalty should not help the offending team. Text Version: - 1-10-CBR 10 (5:56) 18-Brian Armstrong sacked at CBR 4 for -6 yards (93-Clarence Gilkes). Sack allowed by 60-Michael Smith 2-16-CBR 4 (5:17) 47-Leo Crabtree ran to CBR 1 for -2 yards. Tackle by 44-John Gonzalez. PENALTY - Holding (CBR 20-Allen Morrow) 2-18-CBR 2 (5:14) 47-Leo Crabtree ran to CBR 4 for 3 yards. Tackle by 29-Rudolph Ferguson. 3-15-CBR 4 (4:38) 18-Brian Armstrong pass incomplete, intended for 88-Timothy Chapman. Pass knocked down by 41-James Smith. Pressure by 93-Clarence Gilkes. 4-15-CBR 4 (4:32) 14-James McMillan punts 59 yards to POR 37. Visual Version : - https://theefl.myfootballnow.com/watch/510#91189 Not a complaint, not a ***** at the game....just highlighting a glaringly obvious fault in Penalty enforcement. Last edited 12/08/2017 11:56 pm Liked by punisher
Re: FIVE downs ? by Bryson10 @ 12/08/2017 6:31 pm i've seen that many times lol. I never went and looked at the log but there's been times where i couldve swore a team had 5 downs. Thanks for pointing that out cause i thought i was crazy a couple times :) Liked by JDOM
Re: FIVE downs ? by JDOM @ 12/08/2017 6:38 pm Bryson10 wrote: .......Thanks for pointing that out cause i thought i was crazy a couple times :) Only a couple of times...eh? :P As you know, I ref quite a bit, and if Team B (defense) captain wanted the enforcement I would usher him to the sideline to have the HC administer a concussion protocol. 2nd & 18 vs 3rd & 18...do the math on that. lol Liked by Bryson10
Re: FIVE downs ? by Booger926 @ 12/08/2017 7:31 pm JDOM wrote: ...Well, not actually 5 downs per se, but this should obviously be a situation where a penalty should not help the offending team. Text Version: - 1-10-CBR 10 (5:56) 18-Brian Armstrong sacked at CBR 4 for -6 yards (93-Clarence Gilkes). Sack allowed by 60-Michael Smith 2-16-CBR 4 (5:17) 47-Leo Crabtree ran to CBR 1 for -2 yards. Tackle by 44-John Gonzalez. PENALTY - Holding (CBR 20-Allen Morrow) 2-18-CBR 2 (5:14) 47-Leo Crabtree ran to CBR 4 for 3 yards. Tackle by 29-Rudolph Ferguson. 3-15-CBR 4 (4:38) 18-Brian Armstrong pass incomplete, intended for 88-Timothy Chapman. Pass knocked down by 41-James Smith. Pressure by 93-Clarence Gilkes. 4-15-CBR 4 (4:32) 14-James McMillan punts 59 yards to POR 37. Visual Version : - https://theefl.myfootballnow.com/watch/510#91189 Not a complaint, not a *** at the game....just highlighting a glaringly obvious fault in Penalty enforcement. Since it was a play for lost yardage, I would have declined the penalty, but NFL rules says I can't and the play must be replayed with penalty yards added A penalty called when an offense player grabs onto a defensive player in order to impede his progress or gain an advantage. Holding is called when the player does not use a proper open-handed blocking technique. The 10-yard penalty is assessed from the previous line of scrimmage, and the down is replayed**.
Re: FIVE downs ? by JDOM @ 12/08/2017 8:13 pm Booger926 wrote: Since it was a play for lost yardage, I would have declined the penalty, but NFL rules says I can't and the play must be replayed with penalty yards added A penalty called when an offense player grabs onto a defensive player in order to impede his progress or gain an advantage. Holding is called when the player does not use a proper open-handed blocking technique. The 10-yard penalty is assessed from the previous line of scrimmage, and the down is replayed. Booger, you are 100% incorrect my friend. Liked by Bryson10

Re: FIVE downs ? by Booger926 @ 12/09/2017 12:52 am JDOM wrote: Booger926 wrote: Since it was a play for lost yardage, I would have declined the penalty, but NFL rules says I can't and the play must be replayed with penalty yards added A penalty called when an offense player grabs onto a defensive player in order to impede his progress or gain an advantage. Holding is called when the player does not use a proper open-handed blocking technique. The 10-yard penalty is assessed from the previous line of scrimmage, and the down is replayed. Booger, you are 100% incorrect my friend. If I am I am but going by NFL rule book Section 12-1-3 https://operations.nfl.com/the-rules/2017-nfl-rulebook/#article-3.-illegal-block-by-offensive-player Penalty: For holding by the offense: Loss of 10 yards. Notice, it does not say option to decline
Re: FIVE downs ? by JDOM @ 12/09/2017 12:59 am Booger926 wrote: JDOM wrote: Booger926 wrote: Since it was a play for lost yardage, I would have declined the penalty, but NFL rules says I can't and the play must be replayed with penalty yards added A penalty called when an offense player grabs onto a defensive player in order to impede his progress or gain an advantage. Holding is called when the player does not use a proper open-handed blocking technique. The 10-yard penalty is assessed from the previous line of scrimmage, and the down is replayed. Booger, you are 100% incorrect my friend. If I am I am but going by NFL rule book Section 12-1-3 https://operations.nfl.com/the-rules/2017-nfl-rulebook/#article-3.-illegal-block-by-offensive-player Penalty: For holding by the offense: Loss of 10 yards. Notice, it does not say option to decline Allow me to send you on a journey of the NCAA & NFL Rule book.....The penalty in question is an auto-declined. The WC is not even looking for the HC's approval. It is late where I am, but I might choose to further correct you on this Booger. I can assure you that you are wrong in your ruling. Liked by Garrok
Re: FIVE downs ? by JDOM @ 12/09/2017 1:16 am I'll PM you. Last edited 12/09/2017 7:18 am
Re: FIVE downs ? by jdavidbakr (Site Admin) @ 12/11/2017 11:43 am The penalty is properly enforced as a half-the-distance to the goal, but the bug is that the penalty should have been declined in this case since accepting it does actually give the offense an extra down. Liked by JDOM, Bryson10
Re: FIVE downs ? by JDOM @ 12/11/2017 2:15 pm jdavidbakr wrote: The penalty is properly enforced as a half-the-distance to the goal, but the bug is that the penalty should have been declined in this case since accepting it does actually give the offense an extra down. Correct & right Sir.