I'm sure it does to you. Of course when a D lineman is getting blocked well and then does a spin move, the offensive lineman's hands/arms are going to come off the player and his force/momentum will cause him to fall forward and the D lineman ends up against the O linemans chest. There's your pic retard.

You probably never played football and don't understand that an Offensive lineman has to keep the D lineman from getting into his chest... has to keep him off.

Watch it at normal speed and there is no holding. Even a complete tard can see there was no holding.

JFC

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Posted by CapstoneGrad06

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Posted on 10/11/16 at 4:52 pm to Tridentds

It's holding because it was called holding.

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Posted by pvilleguru

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Posted on 10/11/16 at 4:56 pm to Tridentds

The OL's left hand had a grip on the DL's jersey, which isn't a problem until he spins around. When he spun around, he didn't let go quick enough and that's what the ref saw. It didn't help that the DL fell down immediately following that, which made it look worse than it was.

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Posted by viceman

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Posted on 10/11/16 at 4:56 pm to Tridentds

I sure did play(in high school). As a player I also knew not to hold right in front of the official. In fact he fell down because of the hold. Bret wanted to know why that official called it. He called it because it happened right in front of him. Just because a tv commentator doesn't agree with a call, doesn't mean it was bad call.

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