@ByMarkDaniels Because everyone knows that is against the rules. Except for the entire Chicago Bears coaching staff and players. How does that even end up on a play sheet without someone saying we can’t do that.
@ezlazar I know that was the technique and what he was supposed to do on that play, but if he didn’t put his hand down and was in a pass blocking set there would have been no penalty.
@LosTalksPats Expiring contract so price may not be that steep. But do they have the cap room for the rest of this season to fit him in. 100% look into it. But I don’t know if they can make it work.
@On3 Norvell has nothing to lose at this point. He is dead man walking. He won’t have to worry about finances. He can handle any fine they throw at him. He might as well go out guns blazing.
@tjmcaulay Time the play. Carr runs 7 steps to his right prior to throwing. The ball is in the air for 3 seconds. Play started at 4 seconds left. There is no way that play took under 4 seconds. Game over.
@jerrythornton Time the play. Carr takes 7 steps to his right before throwing the ball. Then count how long the ball was in the air. 3 seconds. There is no way that play took under 4 seconds. Game over. But I know it is considered a national tragedy every time ND loses
@Brett_McMurphy Time the play please. Carr takes 7 steps, before he throws. and the ball is in the air for 3 seconds. No way that play was under 4 seconds. Game over. Everyone quit crying for ND.
@tjmcaulay This was an ESPN game. They have more than one camera angle. Why did we see only one angle. And I never heard the replay officials say let’s switch to 3 or 4 other angles like they normally do. The holding call was proof this was a set up.
@NicoleAuerbach Oh give me a break. Then the clock operator should be fired because he didn’t start it in time. Time that play it took longer than 4 seconds. Why does every league have tenths of a second on the clock except for CFB? But keep propping up NbcD