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re: what channel!!

Posted by xrockfordf150x on 10/3/26 at 6:55 pm to
ESPN app takes you straight to the game

re: Saints PFF Grades

Posted by xrockfordf150x on 9/16/26 at 1:30 am to
Saint should be banned from drafting OL. Stick to FA.
Go for 2 - win or lose
Go for 1 - tie or lose
New overtime rules. Defense first is the right choice.
You do it if they game is over. Too much time left to gamble
Why this exists
The rule is designed to protect the quarterback’s throwing motion. Once the arm starts going forward with control of the ball, the play is treated as a pass attempt. The direction the ball actually travels after contact doesn’t override that determination.
It only becomes a fumble if:
The arm has not started forward yet, or
The quarterback is tucking the ball back toward his body (or re-cocking) when he loses it.
In the Saints-Lions play, the booth decided Goff’s hand/arm had started forward, so the ball coming out (even if it looked like it went backward or sideways) was ruled an incomplete forward pass. That’s why it wasn’t a live ball the Saints could recover for a touchdown.
I don't agree with the call but here is the rule except and explanation.

Here’s the exact language from the NFL rulebook (Rule 8, Section 1):
When a player is in control of the ball and is attempting to pass it forward, any intentional forward movement of his hand starts a forward pass.
If contact by an opponent materially affects a passer after the passer begins his throwing motion, it is a forward pass if he passes the ball, regardless of where the ball strikes the ground, a player, an official, or anything else.
Officials (and replay) also have this clarifying language: if the quarterback begins his throwing motion and is then hit, causing the ball to go backward, it is still a forward pass. When the ball hits the ground, it becomes an incomplete pass (dead ball), not a live-ball fumble or backward pass.?

re: Where’s the color?

Posted by xrockfordf150x on 8/15/26 at 3:26 pm to
Someone just pushed the broadcast in color button
Saints broadcast is terrible. Hard to watch with the colors so washes. Would be more clear in grayscale

re: Ben McDonald Opens Up

Posted by xrockfordf150x on 8/14/26 at 7:16 pm to
What a legendary quote.
Kade was the #3 pick. Berry was 6 I believe.
Schmidt breaks down around 80 pitches. Glad to see the pull here.
Please no delayed tee ball steal here!
The annual commercial before the pick didn't miss.
quote:

1) A batter may not make a movement to intentionally get hit by the pitch,
regardless of the location of the pitch. The batter must also avoid being hit
whenever possible, unless the pitch is within the batter’s box occupied by
the batter. If the batter’s action is deemed intentional, then:
a) If the ball is in the strike zone when it touches the batter, or if the batter
moves to intentionally get hit or freezes to allow a pitch that is not
within the batter’s box to hit them, the ball is dead, it shall be called a
strike and the batter is not awarded first base
.


This is the text directly from the rule book. The way I read it is if the batter freezes while outside the batters box and gets hit, it should be a dead ball and a strike.
Pinch runner officially turned into pinch walkers.

re: Milwaukee 7 @ LSU 21 F/7

Posted by xrockfordf150x on 2/15/26 at 3:31 pm to
JB looks like he's sending Morse code signals with his blinking.