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A 15 yard penalty.
A 15-yard penalty is the minimum; if it had interfered with the Dolphins potentially scoring a TD (obviously not the case here), the ref can award the TD.
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Alosi is "within the organization".The Jets admitted it was ordered from within the organization? Care to provide a link?
Yes but if you're blocked out of bounds, you are obligated to get back in bounds immediately, not say "hey they knocked me out of bounds so now I can run all the way downfield before going back inbounds."Its a 5 yard penalty for intentionally running out of bounds on a punt/kickoff. Its not a penalty if you're blocked out of bounds, which he was.
Yes but if you're blocked out of bounds, you are obligated to get back in bounds immediately, not say "hey they knocked me out of bounds so now I can run all the way downfield before going back inbounds."
The Dolphins player ran 15 to 20 yards downfield while out of bounds and was making no effort at getting back inbounds prior to being tripped. That is a 15 yard personal foul (unsportsmanlike conduct). They had already had that exact same call made against them earlier in the game.
Yes but if you're blocked out of bounds, you are obligated to get back in bounds immediately, not say "hey they knocked me out of bounds so now I can run all the way downfield before going back inbounds."
The Dolphins player ran 15 to 20 yards downfield while out of bounds and was making no effort at getting back inbounds prior to being tripped. That is a 15 yard personal foul (unsportsmanlike conduct). They had already had that exact same call made against them earlier in the game.
move on? Just like everyone moved on from spygate that easily, at least that didn't cause physical harm
This would be extremely foolish now that the jets have admitted that the phalanx was ordered from within the organization.
The Jets admitted it was ordered from within the organization? Care to provide a link?
Why must we swoop to their level? So what if people are still talking about spygate? It only affects you if you listen to it. The Patriots' goal is not to be America's Team. Our goal is to win the superbowl for our own fans. If you want to live in the past, it's your loss. For me, I'm enjoying every minute of the present and hopeful of the future. All these grudges are the cause of turmoil in the world.
Why must we swoop to their level? So what if people are still talking about spygate? It only affects you if you listen to it. The Patriots' goal is not to be America's Team. Our goal is to win the superbowl for our own fans. If you want to live in the past, it's your loss. For me, I'm enjoying every minute of the present and hopeful of the future. All these grudges are the cause of turmoil in the world.
...... it was Specter being a jackass.........
Yes, I thought it was clear that's what I meant. Obviously if you get blocked out of bounds, you have to try to get back in bounds. However, if the blocker still hits you while you are out of bounds, then that's a personal foul on him. The fact that the Jets defenders were running step by step with him is irrelevant. He's got to get his butt back onto the field of play. The Dolphins player doesn't get to say "Mr. Referee, the mean man was standing in my way step for step from getting back in bounds so I figured I would just go downfield all the way while out of bounds."No, you're not obligated to get back in immediately. You're obligated to TRY to get back in immediately. The Jets defender was running step for step with him.
I guess we're just not seeing the same thing. The Dolphins player was pushed out of bounds and was running downfield without making a significant effort to get back in bounds, which is illegal. Sorry, but I just don't consider gently angling your body back towards the field while still going downfield out of bounds as an effort to get back in.He was pushed out of bounds at the 25 yard line, and Alosi tripped him at the 32. There was no 15-20 yards. When Alosi tripped him, he was moving back towards the field.
I guess we're just not seeing the same thing. The Dolphins player was pushed out of bounds and was running downfield without making a significant effort to get back in bounds, which is illegal. Sorry, but I just don't consider gently angling your body back towards the field while still going downfield out of bounds as an effort to get back in.
They can stand where they want. There's no evidence that anyone ordered anyone to try to actually interfere with a play. Anyway, even interfering with a play wouldn't outrage me. That's an in-game penalty, perhaps a palpably unfair act that leads to a touchdown being awarded, but the game rules are equipped to deal with it. What went beyond the pale was that Alosi did something that risked injury to a player. He deserved to (and, IMO, did) get severely punished for that. If THAT behavior is encouraged by the organization, then we have a major scandal here. But I don't think we have a scintilla of proof of that here. The league screwing the Jets would not make me feel better about the league screwing the Pats during SpygateAlosi is "within the organization".
He didn't say he ordered anything, he admitted to sticking his knee out. Now, if it turns out Ryan coaches something like that, then that would be a major issue and the Jets, as an organization, deserve to be severely punished. But right now we have one assistant who made one boneheaded move.
You need to update your information. I posted the link for you previously in this thread.
You're absolutely right, I wasn't aware that Alosi ordered the line. My opinion on it is above.You need to update your information. I posted the link for you previously in this thread.
I find it implausible that a strength coach could order such a thing with out the permission of at least the special teams coach, and more likely the head coach.You're absolutely right, I wasn't aware that Alosi ordered the line. My opinion on it is above.
And now the thread does say that. It didn't a minute ago.You're absolutely right, I wasn't aware that Alosi ordered the line. My opinion on it is above.
And now the thread does say that. It didn't a minute ago.
Who the heck is Jenny Vrentas?
The New York Jets have suspended Sal Alosi indefinitely after the team got "new information" that the strength and conditioning coach "instructed" five players to stand in a wall before he tripped Dolphins player Nolan Carroll on Sunday.