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Why is that, though? If you're not punching him back, then he's on the line. What's the point in punching him on?
I never worked on a wing when I was in Alabama, only BJ, U and R. I do know that they only punched back, not on. In Texas, the wings will punch the end back if he's off and count the players on the line on his side of the center. He then signals how many he has (touch cap bill for 3, cheek for 2, chest for 4) to the opposite wing. If they're signals don't add up to at least 6 then you drop the flag.
Do other states have each wing count the total number of guys on the line?
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