BP says that Peytons hand movements are 90% bogus...

[LittleBoyBlue]

so why isnt there a penalty? or a rule created for that?

 

[LaTunaNostra]

Cuz it's bogus as in fraudulent, not as in illegal. Just attempted trickery, so ignore it.

 

[Stash]

I still can't figure how him pulling away from center isn't a false start........

 

[Rampage]

you guys ever hear some of the crap peyton says when he is making "adjustments" listen on sunday, you will here him say "OMAHA!" atleast 50 times

 

[Alexander]

Cuz it's bogus as in fraudulent, not as in illegal. Just attempted trickery, so ignore it.

It is hard to ignore annoying things.

As irritating as Peyton is with his, it is even more nerve-wracking when you see Eli do it.

It looks like an infant imitating an adult. Some might find it amusing in a puerile way, but it wears me right out.

 

[LittleBoyBlue]

I still can't figure how him pulling away from center isn't a false start........

yeah really

It is hard to ignore annoying things.

As irritating as Peyton is with his, it is even more nerve-wracking when you see Eli do it.

It looks like an infant imitating an adult. Some might find it amusing in a puerile way, but it wears me right out.

 

[Cochese]

so why isnt there a penalty? or a rule created for that?

Do we really need ANOTHER asinine rule in the NFL rule book?

 

[Future]

Do we really need ANOTHER asinine rule in the NFL rule book?

no...you said that very well

 

[Alexander]

Do we really need ANOTHER asinine rule in the NFL rule book?

Not really.

But it still does nothing to negate the fact that it is annoying.

It reminds me of people when they use the "quotation marks" sign with their fingers when talking.

I could attack someone when I see that.

 

[LittleBoyBlue]

Do we really need ANOTHER asinine rule in the NFL rule book?

No just one that was not inspired by a Dallas Cowboy :laugh2:

Helmet rule - Emmitt
Pushoff rule - Irvin
Horsecollar - Roy

did I miss any?

 

[Rampage]

No just one that was not inspired by a Dallas Cowboy :laugh2:

Helmet rule - Emmitt
Pushoff rule - Irvin
Horsecollar - Roy

did I miss any?

td celebrations - terrell owens

 

[khiladi]

It reminds me of people when they use the "quotation marks" sign with their fingers when talking.

I could attack someone when I see that.

Unless of course it's Chris Farley as the "Motivational Speaker"... I could watch that **** all day...

 

[LittleBoyBlue]

td celebrations - terrell owens

Do you think that was just because of TO? hmmm..

How about Chad, Horn and the others?

 

[khiladi]

td celebrations - terrell owens

Erik Williams 'hands-to-the-face' rule, which was pretty much a result of Reggie White's consistent whining because he couldn't get through Erik Williams... after they invented the rule, Erik Williams' play was just not the same...

K-Dub's touch the receiver with a feather pass interference rule...

Rules nowadays tend to be made up when the Cowboys play the Commanders...

 

[Future]

No just one that was not inspired by a Dallas Cowboy :laugh2:

Helmet rule - Emmitt
Pushoff rule - Irvin
Horsecollar - Roy

did I miss any?

Hands to the face - Erik Williams

 

[Rampage]

Do you think that was just because of TO? hmmm..

How about Chad, Horn and the others?

chad and horn were just trying to 1 up t.o. it aLL started with "the sharpie incident"

 

[RealCowboyfan]

Do you think that was just because of TO? hmmm..

GOOD POINT:starspin

 

[Stash]

Do we really need ANOTHER asinine rule in the NFL rule book?

Personally, I think his movements are a direct attempt to keep the defensive linemen second-guessing the snap and therefore slow down their pass rush.

And I think it directly results in lower sack numbers against the Colts.

I've seen several quarterbacks charged with false-starts this season and it still frustrates me that "the Golden Child" continues to get away with it.

 

[LittleBoyBlue]

I've seen several quarterbacks charged with false-starts this season and it still frustrates me that "the Golden Child" continues to get away with it.

Really?

Who were they and what did they do exactly?

 

[Doomsday]

Do we really need ANOTHER asinine rule in the NFL rule book?