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Originally Posted by Robert Goodman
When the non-players ran onto the field, I'm assuming that some of them didn't have helmets on, and that all of them thought the ball was dead. That's a dangerous situation for which play should've been whistled dead.
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What rule are you using to justify this? The only time you stop the play is when the ball carrier loses his helmet, not any of the other players on the field.