MarcusRock
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It has nothing to do with forward progress. You aren't posting rules germane to the discussion. If you are moving perpendicular to the sideline when you go out of bounds, the clock runs. That's what the commentators said during the telecast and Pereira confirmed that that particular aspect couldn't then be reviewed. So, was he moving forward or perpendicular to the sideline when he went out? That's the only relevant question.
Lol. It has everything to do with forward progress. Why would the clock continue running if a player runs out of bounds? Say Kearse never touched him and he ran forward and then arced perpendicular when he ran out of bounds on his own. Would the clock keep running in that case? If not, what difference is it if Kearse did contact him and he went out of bounds perpendicularly?