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Originally Posted by mbyron
Roughing the passer must occur when you have a passer. A passer by definition throws a legal forward pass. So you couldn't have RTP on this play.
You could have PF for unnecessary roughness, in which case the penalties would offset.
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It did occur to me that even if it's not RTP that it could be another PF for hitting a player who's clearly out of the play.
I was just curious as to what might happen if a PF happens after the receiver was down. The defender sort of gives him a little shove but nothing egregious.