....Rodgers just nailed on a slide-----no call.
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We lose this one I think.
Watching this and the BCS championship game.
After 3rd and goal screen pass to Jackson there was a false start by Bulaga with 1:06 left. The clock obviously was running at the time.
They enforced the penalty and then spotted the ball. The clock remained stopped.
Here's the question. Shouldn't there have been a 10 second runoff and the clock started when they placed the ball?
Nobody called a timeout.
After 3rd and goal screen pass to Jackson there was a false start by Bulaga with 1:06 left. The clock obviously was running at the time.
They enforced the penalty and then spotted the ball. The clock remained stopped.
Here's the question. Shouldn't there have been a 10 second runoff and the clock started when they placed the ball?
quote:per NFL rulebook:
Offensive penalties that require clock and play stoppages include a ten second runoff from the game clock in addition to the usual penalty. The game clock starts running again after the ball is set. The game clock runoff can be nullified if the team uses a time-out. The half automatically ends if the infraction occurs with less than ten seconds remaining and the violating team has no time-outs to use.
Nobody called a timeout.
quote:Originally posted by Blair Kiel:
....Rodgers just nailed on a slide-----no call.
Which sets up his concussion during the Detroit game because he sees no point in sliding if the refs aren't going to protect him.
I hope they replay this again before the game.....I am going to be stuck in a hotel Saturday night watching this game.
