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Old Thu Sep 21, 2006, 03:02pm
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Bob M.
REPLY: This is what confuses people. Once there's a player (wideout) also on the line, the TE is no longer an "end." He becomes an interior lineman, governed by all the rules that govern guards and tackles. That's why he's ineligible. Only the players on the end of the line (or backs) are eligible. The coach can call this guy anything he wants, but he's no longer an end when there's a lineman outside him.
But Bob, what about a TE wearing number 62 that reports as eligible before the down? Is he eligible?
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