Zeke's Sal. Army kettle leap is still a penalty but this isnt?

[88sAndHeartbreak]

What they call use of a "prop" still baffles me, even with the looser rules.

Hilarious none the less...


And NO this doesn't belong in the Drama Thread.

 

[revospeed]

What they call use of a "prop" still baffle me, even with the looser rules...



Hilarious none the less...

They changed the rules regarding celebrations this offseason. Players have a lot more freedom for celebrations. Also they switched up the rules on shoes too.


But you're right. It is funny to see the Commanders fail.

 

[88sAndHeartbreak]

Yea I know changed the rules... they also said that the kettle leap is still a penalty, and the stands are a "prop" lol

 

[Gameover]

Who cares

 

[guag]

Who cares

the OP, it seems.

 

[speedkilz88]

What they call use of a "prop" still baffles me, even with the looser rules.

Hilarious none the less...


And NO this doesn't belong in the Drama Thread.

It's legal because they wanted to keep the Lambeau Leap legal. I assume there were complaints about other teams not being allowed to do it.

 

[calico]

the fact that celebrations are banned shows how far the nfl has its head up its ***. people treat this game way to seriously.

 

[JoeKing]

The stands are a prop unless in Green Bay.

 

[ConstantReboot]

the fact that celebrations are banned shows how far the nfl has its head up its ***. people treat this game way to seriously.

Its the same with the Labeau leap. Aren't fans the same as using a prop?

 

[Setackin]

the fact that celebrations are banned shows how far the nfl has its head up its ***. people treat this game way to seriously.

 

[jazzcat22]

Its the same with the Labeau leap. Aren't fans the same as using a prop?

Only if they pick them up and do a slam dunk..........

 

[jazzcat22]

This is a celebration I want to see after Dez or Zeke scores in Philly, and will be worth the 15 yard penalty, and a fine....
They pick up this, and run around the stadium........