TOP 10 NFL FREE AGENTS:
Here are our 2026 Top 10 NFL Free Agent long snappers! Let us know what you think in the comments!
(All snappers listed are unrestricted, meaning they were not on a Week 18 roster)
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@Acidic36@PatMcAfeeShow Rule 9.1.4 provides for this. “Forcible contact” is defined by an indicator of a crouch and launch of the defender at the defenseless player. The receiver in the clip essentially runs into the defender. There is no indicator of forcible contact. Therefore, no targeting.
@IUBBALLFANJB Yup. And they’ll probably run the table giving America another reason to hate them and give us all something to talk about until it starts back up next Fall. Gotta love it.
@JoeDirtTrades@PatMcAfeeShow This is a no win situation for officials. It’s 3-0 in the 3rd Q of a BIG game. This is a gray area of officiating. The hit is in bounds and continuing action takes it out. You don’t want to”help” either team but that’s what it looks like either way. Tough no call.
@Acidic36@PatMcAfeeShow Defenseless player-yes
Hit in head or neck area-yes
Defender launch his body at the defenseless player-no
Defender is within a yard of the player at the catch. It’s a bang/bang play. It’s unreasonable to expect the defender to make any adjustment to avoid the hit. Not targeting.
@nickyperks First, that’s not the Ref, it’s either Field Judge or Side Judge, depending on which half this occurred. Second, the official is in the Official’s box. The coach is not in the Coaches box. The rule on sideline interference is 15 yds for contact.