Hoyers Disallowed TD
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This may be true, but Hoyer had to know he was well past the line of scrimmage on that play. He ran a solid 5 yards before he threw that ball. Frankly at the time I didn't even think it was a bad idea cause ya never know, but I don't think we can really bad mad at that one. If anything I'm upset that the Ravens had 5 called penalties vs 12 against the Browns.
Edit: Man hindsight is 20/20 too but it looks like two guys were open in that 2nd picture.
Yeah, he had a TD to someone there between the R and O in the endzone.
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@douche-nozzle said:
I'm pretty sure that a QB is busy watching his receivers and several other things about the 22 players on the field. I don't think a QB pays any attention to where an official might be standing.
Original excuse though
Here's an idea... Why not talk to your team's Scottish fans that travel to see a home game?
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@douche-nozzle said:
I'm pretty sure that a QB is busy watching his receivers and several other things about the 22 players on the field. I don't think a QB pays any attention to where an official might be standing.
Original excuse though
Well I think if your actually able to see the Video of the clip, you will see that Hoyer knows exactly where the Official is and thats the exact spot where he holds up and moves sideways as he throws making sure he doesnt cross what he thought was the LOS.
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@douche-nozzle said:
I'm pretty sure that a QB is busy watching his receivers and several other things about the 22 players on the field. I don't think a QB pays any attention to where an official might be standing.
Original excuse though
Well I think if your actually able to see the Video of the clip, you will see that Hoyer knows exactly where the Official is and thats the exact spot where he holds up and moves sideways as he throws making sure he doesnt cross what he thought was the LOS.
Well I think if your actually able to see the Video of the clip, you will see that Hoyer knows exactly where the Official is and thats the exact spot where he holds up and moves sideways as he throws making sure he doesnt cross what he thought was the LOS.
Instead of looking at the guy no one circled here with the 3rd down marker in his hand with a big red vest right at the 16 yd line?
Give me a break. if you every played QB at all you know that's were to look, not some damn official who can go where he wants. Worst excuse ever.
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Well I think if your actually able to see the Video of the clip, you will see that Hoyer knows exactly where the Official is and thats the exact spot where he holds up and moves sideways as he throws making sure he doesnt cross what he thought was the LOS.
Instead of looking at the guy no one circled here with the 3rd down marker in his hand with a big red vest right at the 16 yd line?
Give me a break. if you every played QB at all you know that's were to look, not some damn official who can go where he wants. Worst excuse ever.
Instead of looking at the guy no one circled here with the 3rd down marker in his hand with a big red vest right at the 16 yd line?
Give me a break. if you every played QB at all you know that's were to look, not some damn official who can go where he wants. Worst excuse ever.
All I'm trying to say was that's what Hoyer was following and if the official is normally standing right in front of the 3rd down marker guy, you would often assume that the official is who QB's might look at as the guide to where LOS was, that was just the question I asked in the initial post as to what the guidelines were for the officials in these situation. Just showing indicator as to why Hoyer stupidly did what he done, not making any excuses for him.
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All water under the bridge. He was well past the line of scrimage.
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@douche-nozzle said:
All you are doing is demonstrating how good of a Browns fan you are because of how creative your excuse can be.
And you're just demonstrating that your name change on here was extremely well deserved.
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i definitely see what you are saying but regardless he needs to be better aware than that.
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