(11-18-2022, 12:52 PM)imtheblkranger Wrote:

(11-18-2022, 09:14 AM)Mikey Wrote: This is part of the argument. If Cisco keeps turning WR into mannequins officials are gonna start throwing flags, whether the hits are legal or not. Wrap up. Eyes on your target.

That's [BLEEP] though. It shouldn't matter if it's legal. Obviously you don't want to injure someone, but just because it's a pattern of big hits doesn't mean it should get flagged more than someone else.

You're correct that it will happen. It's just [BLEEP]

I don't like the idea of playing "wrap up". The target is to force an incompletion. Not allow it and then play wrap up. Kind of tired of the NFL babying offensive players while handicapping defensive players.

You shouldn't be able to get away with this [BLEEP] over the middle the way today's offenses do and if refs are going to throw flags on critical 3rd and long situations where QB's are now emboldened with receivers to make those throws into traffic?

They need to be reviewed just like they were with Cisco's two incidents. Flags were picked up on both hits. I think it's a good start. However, again, defenders should be able to hit players mid flight and catching attempts. The entire game is catered to them now.



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