@BeamerBall4Ever@BCrawford247 I agree. Just got worried at half when @AlyssaLang asked Beamer and he said they weren’t holding back. But took that with a grain of salt. But looked conservative to me which is fine by me 😂
@GCards87@WCespar @WACHoopsNation A screenshot of a rule doesn’t make you smart.
Pretty obvious it was the wrong call but seems like we can agree to disagree.
@GCards87@WCespar @WACHoopsNation If that was the case, defenders would just rush the qb with their head turned and get a “blindside block” every play. Therefore, you are wrong
@GCards87@WCespar @WACHoopsNation He could have easily “defended himself against the block” but his eyes were on the runner and the defender was definitely not out of his field of vision. I agree a lot of bad calls, including this one
@radiomanday@Sinderella_SC Not a qb once defender gained possession. He comes a defender and not a “blindside hit” just because he isn’t looking at his opponent
@GCards87@WCespar @WACHoopsNation Not outside of his field of vision. As soon as defense gains position, qb is no longer a qb and becomes a defender. Only reason it’s “outside field of vision” is because he didn’t turn his head to look