Was Byron Bell moving early?

[UncleOscar]

Does anybody else think he was a split second early in coming out of his stance before the snap? Shocked the refs didn't flag him for false starts.

 

[IheartRomo]

Does anybody else think he was a split second early in coming out of his stance before the snap? Shocked the refs didn't flag him for false starts.

I definitely noticed it a few times. But it seems that every week there's an OL for another team that does the same thing. Seems as though the refs are content with a fraction of a second grace period.

 

[FiveTime]

I thought he did a few times.

 

[erod]

La'el Collins did it all night. So did the Raiders tackles. It was strange.

 

[Trouty]

Same here LOL

 

[TheCount]

A wise man once told me, it's only a false start if they call it.

 

[UncleOscar]

A wise man once told me, it's only a false start if they call it.

Coach Costanza?

 

[theebs]

Yes and Collins lines up a mile a way like Colombo used to.

 

[gimmesix]

Does anybody else think he was a split second early in coming out of his stance before the snap? Shocked the refs didn't flag him for false starts.

He's just that much quicker than the rest of the line. You can't penalize him for Martin, Frederick, etc., being so slow getting out of their stances. All the coaches can do is continue to ask them to be more like Byron.