Intentional grounding question

It would still be intentional grounding. Has to be close to an eligible receiver.

are you suggesting throwing right into a defender, intentionally? are you retarded

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Intentional grounding will be called when a passer, facing an imminent loss of yardage due to pressure from the defense, throws a forward pass without a realistic chance of completion.

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It's a judgement call.

Are you suggesting that the QB should throw the ball AT a defender on purpose?

So you want to intentionally throw it at someone? This is not baseball.

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are you suggesting throwing right into a defender, intentionally? are you retarded

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on that play by Romo, you could throw it right off his legs and be fine.

Notice I didn't say 12 yards downfield into his fricking hands?

if you are georgia, you can throw it off a defender with an eligible receiver in the area and still get called for intentional grounding

I don't know. I mean like there's a rusher coming at you, no options so just throw it off his nuts. Just like it got batted away at the line.

I get it sounds weird, but just wondering if it's allowed when you wouldn't see where the ball was actually headed if it got downfield

I think if you wound up and gunned it right at a guys helmet that you could make a case for it.

Anything below the shoulders and they will call it grounding.