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RamTime, I appreciate that you came here to ask our opinions. Just to add to what has been said:
While not specifically stated in the code anywhere, INTENTIONAL grounding must mean that the passer intentionally threw the ball incomplete. It is commonly interpretted that if something happens to cause an eligible receiver to be out of the area of the pass through no fault of the passer, then no foul is called. [Edited by mikesears on Jul 11th, 2005 at 08:57 AM]
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