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re: How the refs choose to call this one will have a big impact on the game
Posted on 1/7/20 at 1:50 pm to paper tiger
Posted on 1/7/20 at 1:50 pm to paper tiger
This isn't about refs making incorrect calls. It's about how much contact the refs allow the DB's to make. There's no right or wrong policy but it does affect the game
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Posted on 1/7/20 at 2:52 pm to Grim
So long as its called both ways (meaning not only for both teams , but for db's and wr's), I am fine. Our corners play a lot of bump and run and we leave them in single coverage a lot. If they let both sides get "handsy", it could hurt their offense as well.
If they let the receivers get handsy too, that might help us. Chase and Moss are both very physical and hard to hand check. Anyone who watched the saints game knows the advantage a handsy receiver can get.
Yes it can have an impact on the game, but that impact can cut both ways if they are consistent.
If they let the receivers get handsy too, that might help us. Chase and Moss are both very physical and hard to hand check. Anyone who watched the saints game knows the advantage a handsy receiver can get.
Yes it can have an impact on the game, but that impact can cut both ways if they are consistent.
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