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Originally posted by Tom Cook
1. Yes, the A player would have commited offensive pass interference. One way to remember this is that the A players should know the play and therefore know when there is to be a second (or more) forward pass. B players have no way of knowing, so after the first pass is caught they (B players)are relieved of interference restrictions.
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Good explanation Tom.
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2. A way to remember this one is that only the first valid fair catch signal counts, but it affects all R players who might catch the ball.
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However, protection is provided only for the player that actually signals the fair catch.