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Originally Posted by l3will
Like I said... see the whole thing and rule accordingly.
In general, I agree with MJT... once the receiver makes a cut he probably isn't a blocker.
However, if the receiver is running directly at B2, then you have to factor that into your
ruling... was the receiver looking at B2? back towards the passer? so on and so
forth.
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But he is not going to look back towards the passer till he is where is supposed to be when the ball is thrown. Thus, you cannot use that as part of your judgment.
I cannot emphasize enough how when he makes his cut, he can no longer be hit by B.