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Originally posted by STEVED21
Mike,
You are correct. Restrictions on ineligible A do not end until the pass is touched by B.
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REPLY: However, NF 7-5-9b says that pass interference restrictions end for...
"Eligible A players when A touches the pass or last pass if more than one. Ineligible A players may not touch the pass, but can use hands or arms in a legal block to ward off an opponent."
What about that second sentence? Doesn't it imply that restrictions for eligible A players are indeed different than for ineligible A players in this play? Doesn't it say that interference restrictions on ineligible A players are at least "partially" ended when A touches the pass? Comments...