falloutboy14
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CLICK HERE to Register for a free account and login for a smoother ad-free experience. It's easy, and only takes a few moments.They ran up the score - but there's absolutely nothing wrong with that.There's no Supposedly about it - they did.
Sorry for having no statistical evidence to back that up, but I don't think there are many that will disagree with that claim.
Just keeping it real.
That's a good question, I hadn't thought about it from that angle; I was just thinking which teams tend to have slower developing plays and plays that break down that result in the QB scrambling in an attempt to buy time - with the idea those teams would likely draw more penalties since the longer it takes for a play to unfold, the more of a chance for an offensive lineman to be caught holding.As far as teams that will benefit from this, another aspect to take in is: Which teams can absorb a holding penalty, be in 2nd & 16 and keep the drive alive. I think it'll be the 5-6 teams that with elite/very good QBs & receivers that can dig themselves out of the bad situations that are bound to happen.