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Originally Posted by Cannon Shell
If a runner dives and breaks the plane of the end zone and fumbles when he hits the ground it is a TD because as you said the ball is dead as soon as is it is a TD. But a receiver now has to "complete the process" of making a catch? So if he catches it, get 2 feet in, controls the ball and spikes it is that not a catch anymore either? In their lust to control every single thing that happens on and off the field the NFL come up with bs like this. Instead of simplifying the game they make it more complicated.
I'm sure we will hear about this stupid rule 1 million times over the next 2 days.
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I think it's yet another way the NFL can manipulate the results of the games... But I'm a conspiracy theorist...
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