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Originally Posted by Jim D
This play was reviewed in an association meeting the other night. I thought I'd put it out here for comments.
Back A2 goes out into the right flat (behind the line) as a potential receiver and QB A1 is also rolling to the right. Defensive player B1 is coming across the line and heading for the QB. As back A2 crosses in front of him while A2 is looking back to the QB, B1 pushes A2 out of his way so he can continue on his path to A1.
Legal contact or not?
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B can interfere with A while A is in the NZ and those A players protecting the passer. [9-4-9b]
It does not seem that A2 was protecting the passer, and in fact is a high candidate as a pass recipient. [9-4-10b]
Illegal contact: 10 yards from PLS, down repeated.