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I disagree. In Fed rules...I call this legal.
Here's a 2004 interpretation I downloaded directly from the fed and had this on my file system on my computer. I'm a packrat with these kinds of things....
SITUATION 16: Prior to A1 throwing a pass that goes beyond the neutral zone, A2 contacts lineman B1 on the line of scrimmage and drives him back 4 yards. RULING: Offensive pass interference by A2. This is a foul as A2 has driven B1 beyond the expanded neutral zone.
(2-27-2; 7-5-12)
Based on their interpretation I have your play as legal due to the description they put up. They're implying (at least to me) that if he hadn't driven the defender more than 2 yards the play would be legal.
[Edited by ljudge on Nov 10th, 2005 at 12:10 PM]
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