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NFL comp. comm. recommendation to owners: Umpire behind offense
Bob Glauber (BobGlauber) on Twitter
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And this comes out shortly after someone says Welker often uses the umpire as a pick...
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IIRC, picking as a WR on an ump has been utilized since the west coast system was developed.
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The big problem with this IMO would be that it takes the umpire further away from the action. In defensive backfield they are right in the middle of it (sure getting in the way sometimes) but in the offensive backfield they would be at least 10 yards further away maybe even further depending on where they stand (now they only time they would get in the way would be a fumble or turnover). Seems to me getting the calls right should be more important than getting rid of picks plays which all teams can run. Unless we are talking about protecting the umps from getting hurt in the middle of the field.
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Maybe if we had younger, more in shape refs (that were fulltime), this wouldn't be an issue?
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