The play I saw the Eagirls defender clearly grabbed the receiver and (I think) the receiver had a chance to get it even though the pass was high, though catchable.So this applies to PI, and not to illegal contact or defensive holding calls?
Probably more to uncatchable balls and especially on the sidelines. I don't see it will be much different though. It is still up to the refs.
Or maybe the announcers were misinformed, and it only applies to PS games as not to prolong the games. Most of these penalties happen with players that won't be on the team and happen later in games. So why waste time with it.
3. Throw the flag against a Cowboys DB if he even looks at the WR especially if it's the potential game winning drive.In the fine print it says:
The refs have been instructed to not call PI either way;
1. Unless the flag is being thrown on a Cowboys DB or Receiver.
2. Unless the game is getting too lop-sided and people are changing the TV channel.
There is no PI before the ball is in the air. Players that do that would still get called for holding.so a defender can jam, hit, grab, pull basically harass a WR all the way down the field, hindering him from running his route the way he wants to, but as long as he doesn't do that when the ball arrives it's ok?
and vice versa, the WR can push, punch collide into a defender to get open as long as he does it in small doses
ok I'm good with that
if they actually let it play out like that, which I doubt.