vicjagger;1147960 said:NFL Digest of Rules
Summary of Penalties
5 Yards
19. Grasping facemask of the ball carrier or quarterback.
15 Yards
8. Twisting, turning, or pulling an opponent by the facemask.
Clear as mud, eh?
vicjagger;1147960 said:NFL Digest of Rules
Summary of Penalties
5 Yards
19. Grasping facemask of the ball carrier or quarterback.
15 Yards
8. Twisting, turning, or pulling an opponent by the facemask.
Clear as mud, eh?
Doomsday101;1147981 said:It is a judgement call, I did feel our player reached out left his feet with facemask in hand. The players head jerked and the ref called it personal foul that just the way it is. I guess I look at it this way, if our guys do their damn job we make the kick and this play does not happen.
abersonc;1147995 said:Kosier shouldn't have let go. Period. The smart play there is just taking the 15.
abersonc;1147995 said:Kosier shouldn't have let go. Period. The smart play there is just taking the 15.
superpunk;1148006 said:It's unfortunate that we allowed the game to come down to a judgment call, but we did - and it was absolutely the wrong call. I've never seen that called flagrant, ever. If the player immediately lets go, it's always five. Knee jerk call by the refs, who were terrible and have been terrible.
The only solution is playing better. Take the refs (who apparently are dying to be the focus) out of the game.
joseephuss;1147998 said:If they did their job, the game probably isn't as close and coming down to the last play of the game.
Looked like a 15 yarder to me. Taylor's head got turned or pulled around. The bad thing wasn't the penalty as much as no one tackled him even though he back tracked quite a bit on the play.
superpunk;1148006 said:It's unfortunate that we allowed the game to come down to a judgment call, but we did - and it was absolutely the wrong call. I've never seen that called flagrant, ever. If the player immediately lets go, it's always five. Knee jerk call by the refs, who were terrible and have been terrible.
The only solution is playing better. Take the refs (who apparently are dying to be the focus) out of the game.
Dale;1148017 said:Well, the refs helped us at times, too. Wasn't Witten holding on that TD pass to Glenn?
I agree that Kosier's hand wasn't on Taylor's face mask for long. But Taylor's head still twisted. I think the rule pasted in this thread clearly illustrates that when the head turns like that, it's gonna be called 15.
joseephuss;1148022 said:I have seen that call made many times. I guess we watch different games. A bad call was the one against Keith Davis. He never grabbed the guys helmet, but the ref had a poor angle to see that and called what he thought he saw. Washington scored a TD on Portis' run on that series. It was a huge penalty.
joseephuss;1148022 said:I have seen that call made many times. I guess we watch different games. A bad call was the one against Keith Davis. He never grabbed the guys helmet, but the ref had a poor angle to see that and called what he thought he saw. Washington scored a TD on Portis' run on that series. It was a huge penalty.
abersonc;1147995 said:Kosier shouldn't have let go. Period. The smart play there is just taking the 15.
Doomsday101;1147981 said:It is a judgement call, I did feel our player reached out left his feet with facemask in hand. The players head jerked and the ref called it personal foul that just the way it is. I guess I look at it this way, if our guys do their damn job we make the kick and this play does not happen.
Dale;1148017 said:Well, the refs helped us at times, too. Wasn't Witten holding on that TD pass to Glenn?
I agree that Kosier's hand wasn't on Taylor's face mask for long. But Taylor's head still twisted. I think the rule pasted in this thread clearly illustrates that when the head turns like that, it's gonna be called 15.
abersonc;1147995 said:Kosier shouldn't have let go. Period. The smart play there is just taking the 15.
superpunk;1148036 said:Called, yes. For 15? Not so much. There was nothing egregious about that, and in real time, it lasts for milliseconds.